Electric Two Wheeler - Motorcycle, Scooter and Moped
Indian Air Force
NASHIK, MAHARASHTRA
Posted:
11 August 2025
Closed:
22 August 2025
GEM
Tender Overview
The Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs tendering for Electric Two Wheeler category in Ludhiana, Punjab presents a procurement opportunity for motorcycles, scooters and mopeds. The notice specifies a flexible quantity framework with a ±25% option during contract placement and currency, and a delivery timeline tied to the last delivery order date. Although start/end dates and estimated values are not disclosed, bidders should prepare to meet firm delivery obligations and adhere to option-based quantity adjustments. The unique feature is the option clause enabling quantity and timeline adjustments at contracted rates, which impacts pricing, stock planning, and logistics for supply contracts in northern India.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- No explicit technical specifications or BOQ items are provided. The category is Electric Two Wheeler—covering motorcycles, scooters, and mopeds. Applicants should anticipate standard requirements common to government-electric-vehicle tenders: comply with safety, battery, and propulsion regulations; ensure robust after-sales support; provide OEM authorizations if applicable; and demonstrate financial and technical capability for large-scale ORD deliveries.
- Key implied considerations include integration with Indian Army logistics, secure delivery, and verifiable service networks in Punjab.
- Bidders should prepare to articulate capability to scale under a 25% quantity variation, with delivery periods calculated as per the extended rule, and provide indicative timelines based on the formula: (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, minimum 30 days.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- Option Clause: Purchaser may modify quantity ±25% at contract time and during currency at contracted rates. Delivery period adjustments start from the last date of the original delivery order and may extend per the same formula, with a minimum 30 days.
- Compliance: Bidders must adhere to the option-based delivery framework and supply terms as stated; other standard government tender requirements apply per organization policy.
