Indian Air Force Air Pressure Regulator Kit Tender Jammu 2026 - Military Equipment Procurement

Tender Overview

Indian Air Force (Department Of Military Affairs) invites bids for an Air Pressure Regulator Kit in Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir - 180001. The tender shows no BOQ items and no explicit specifications; bidders should prepare for a procurement process where quantity may vary up to 25% of bid quantity, with extended delivery aligned to original delivery periods. The ATC requires counter-signed bids, document proofs of non-blacklisted status, and proof of experience in similar central/state govt procurements. The procurement will incorporate DPM 2025 clauses on arbitration, amendments, payment terms, force majeure, price variation, and risk-and-expenses. A strong emphasis exists on compliance with official terms, including LD at 0.5% per week for delays and the inclusion of mandatory CRAC and MII certificates. Unique terms emphasize adherence to central government procurement practices and supplier risk management.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Category: Air Pressure Regulator Kit for defense applications
• No explicit technical specs or BOQ items available; bidders should anticipate formal product conformity checks and possible mandatory certifications tied to air-regulator components.
• ATC clauses reference alignment with DPM 2025 sections for amendments, payment, arbitration, warranties, and price variation.
• Key compliance expectations include: counter-signed ATCs, proof of non-blacklist status, CRAC documentation, and MII certificate.
• Delivery and quantity adjustments are governed by the option clause of up to 25% increase/decrease and extended delivery periods with specified calculation.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• LD Clause: 0.5% per week for failure to supply; penalties apply.
• Allied clauses require adherence to DPM 2025 paras 6.11-6.20 series including arbitration, amendments, payment terms, risk allocation, and force majeure.
• Sellers must be non-blacklisted, provide CRAC and MII certificates, and sign all ATCs with stamp.
• Payment terms, delivery timelines, and pricing variation must follow central government procurement guidelines; document proof of eligibility and financial compliance is required.