Indian Army Department Of Military Affairs MCCB & Cable Tender India 60947 Part 2/3 2026

Tender Overview

Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs invites bids for electrical protection equipment including MCCB conforming to IS/IEC 60947 (Part 2), XLPE cable up to 1.1 kV (IS 7098 Part 1), and switch fuse units conforming to IS/IEC 60947 (Part 3). Estimated value is ₹4,000,000 with an unspecified EMD; the procurement targets a defined mix of protective devices and high fire-performance mining cables. The tender emphasizes compliance with Indian standards and a broad, potentially multi-location supply, with a focus on high-quality, standards-aligned equipment. The unique scope lies in the combination of MCCBs, XLPE cables, and switch-disconnectors under a single procurement stream for military applications, implying stringent verification and OEM alignment requirements.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product scope includes MCCB conforming to IS/IEC 60947 (Part 2), XLPE Cable (working voltage up to 1.1 kV) conforming to IS 7098 (Part 1), and Switch Fuse Units (IS/IEC 60947 Part 3).
• Specifications reference multiple generic fields: Rated Current (A), Rated Breaking Current (KA), Number of Poles, Nominal Conductor Cross-section (mm2), and core counts; exact values are not listed in the data provided, indicating the need to quote across standard ranges and user-specific configurations.
• Cable-related entries stress mining suitability and fire performance categorization, with explicit mentions of conductor material, inner sheath, armor type, cores, cores and cores variations, and protection-class attributes.
• The tender places emphasis on standard conformance, with repeated references to IS/IEC 60947 and IS 7098 series, and potential OEM/brand compliance checks during inspection.
• EMD, delivery timelines, and exact BOQ items are not enumerated; bidders should prepare to submit standard documentation and technical bids aligned to the referenced standards.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Buyer-Added Clause permits quantity variation up to 25% of bid quantity at contract placement and during currency, with calculated extension based on the formula (increased quantity/original quantity) × original delivery period, minimum 30 days.
• Mandatory declarations include IP address usage, cartel-bidding abstinence, local-content compliance under Make in India, and financial standing attestations.
• Required documents for vendor-code creation include PAN Card, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, and bank EFT mandate; OEM/MII certificates must be submitted for quoted makes.
• Materials are to be inspected at consignee end; ISI-marked items must meet stated codes; non-conformant materials may be rejected. ABOARD terms enforce local content and MI policy adherence; penalties or LD are not detailed beyond standard acceptance criteria.