Indian Army Jam and Marmalade Tender Tinsukia Assam 2026 - DFS 366-2025 Packaging, FSSAI/BIS Compliance

Tender Overview

The Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs, invites bids for a jam and marmalade supply under the Defence category (Q3) for deployment in Tinsukia, Assam. Estimated value is ₹108,000. The scope centers on packaged fruit preserves in glass jars with compliance to packaging standards, including DFS 366-2025, FSSAI/BIS marking, and warranty provisions. Bidders should note the absence of BOQ items and the need to adhere to mandatory labeling, net content, and packing specifications. The opportunity emphasizes packaging integrity, regulatory compliance, and a defined warranty, with an option to adjust order quantity by up to 50% during contract execution. The tender highlights the required supplier credentials and GST considerations, guiding bidders on pre-qualification basics and documentation readiness.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Governing specifications/technical requirements for jam and marmalade products
• Type of Fruit and uniform quality/hygiene standards as per regulatory norms
• Packaging Type: DFS 366-2025 compliant packaging; glass jars with specified net content
• Packaging & Marking: clear labeling, branding, and compliance marks
• Mandatory requirements: FSSAI and BIS certifications or equivalent compliance
• Warranty: standard warranty terms applicable to consumable agricultural products
• Any supplier to demonstrate compliance with the above through technical documents and test records.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Bidder must maintain sound financial standing (no liquidation or court proceedings)
• GST compliance to be verified; bidder bears GST responsibility and rates
• Documentation for vendor code creation: PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, EFT mandate
• Quantity flexibility: up to 50% increase/decrease at contract award and during currency at contracted rates
• Delivery timelines aligned to purchase orders; payment terms to be specified in contract
• Warranty obligations and potential penalties to be clarified in final agreement