Indian Army Technical Consultancy Services Tender Hiring Onsite Percentage Based 2026 Department of Military Affairs

Bidders must submit standard bid documents, including GST, PAN, experience certificates, financial statements, and an undertaking on non-liquidation. Provide documentary evidence of an office in the consignee state and any OEM authorizations if applicable. The contract uses a percentage-based remuneration model for onsite technical consultants.

Submit GST certificate, PAN, company profile, experience certificates for similar engagements, latest financial statements, undertaking of non-liquidation, documentary proof of office in the consignee state, and any OEM authorizations pertinent to consultancy tools or processes.

Eligible bidders must demonstrate financial solvency, not be under liquidation, and have prior consultancy experience in technical domains. An office in the consignee state is mandatory, with documentary evidence. No BOQ items are listed; focus is on capability to deliver onsite advisory services.

The buyer may increase or decrease contract quantity or duration up to 25% at the time of contract issue and again up to 25% during the contract. Bidders are required to accept revised quantities or durations as a condition of award and continuation.

Procurement is by the Indian Army under the Department of Military Affairs. Location details are not specified in the data; however, the service provider must have an office in the consignee state for on-site consultancy delivery.

Explicit EMD amount and payment terms are not disclosed in the available tender data. Bidders should anticipate standard government guidelines, including bid security and post-award payment terms, and verify during bid submission stage when more details are released.

Consultants must supply onsite advisory services per percentage-based remuneration. Documentation includes experience proofs, non-liquidation undertaking, OEM authorizations if applicable, and evidence of an in-state office to ensure timely deployment and oversight by the consignee.

bidders must provide documentary evidence of their office presence in the consignee state's jurisdiction. This evidence should be official, such as registered address proof, lease agreements, or government-approved registrations, submitted with the technical bid.