Indian Army Windows 11 OS Tender Anantnag Jammu & Kashmir 2026 - IPv6 Ready IT Equipment & Security Compliance 2026

Bidders should prepare PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, and EFT mandate; provide Malicious Code Certificate and Non-Disclosure Declaration; confirm IPv6 readiness; verify delivery terms with 25% quantity variation and minimum 30-day extension; ensure no liquidation status and submit financial undertaking as required.

Required documents include PAN Card, GSTIN, Cancelled Cheque, EFT Mandate, Malicious Code Certificate, Non-Disclosure Declaration, proof of IPv6 readiness, and an undertaking of financial non-liquidity; ensure all are bank-certified where applicable.

The IT equipment must be IPv6 ready from day one, enabling native IPv6 networking, secure routing, and compatibility with current military IT infrastructure; verify vendor documentation demonstrates IPv6 support and firmware updates.

The purchaser may increase or decrease quantity up to 25% of the bid quantity at contracted rates; extension during currency of contract follows the specified formula with a minimum extension of 30 days.

The certificate ensures the proposed hardware/software does not contain embedded malware that could disrupt functions, damage equipment, or exfiltrate data; breach triggers contractual remedies and reinforces security compliance.

No. The policy states non-return of faulty hard disks to OEMs/suppliers; bidders must plan for data sanitization and secure disposal in line with security policy requirements.

Applicants must avoid liquidation or bankruptcy, provide an undertaking of financial health, and submit PAN, GSTIN, and EFT mandate; demonstrate IPv6 capability and security compliance with the Malicious Code Certificate.

Delivery timing follows the last date of the original delivery order; if option clause is exercised, the extended period uses the defined calculation with a minimum of 30 days.