Indian Army Horse Shoes Cavalery Tender – ISI/IS 550 Grade Footwear Components for Cavalry, Rajasthan 2026

Tender Overview

The Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs, invites bids for horse shoes Cavalery, focusing on specific nail hole configurations and overall dimensions. Scope centers on Type of Horse Shoes with precise material and thickness requirements, enabling standardization across cavalry units. While BOQ items are not published, the tender seeks uniform horseshoe components that meet endurance and compatibility criteria for mounted units. This procurement emphasizes interchangeable parts and consistent manufacturing tolerances to support rapid equine equipment provisioning within military supply chains. The opportunity is distinguished by its targeted military usage, requirement for exact dimensional control, and alignment with cavalry mobility needs.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Category: Item – Type of Horse Shoes; Material: Cavalery horse shoe material; Dimension: Horse shoe thickness (in MM); Dimension: Width, overall length and overall width (in MM); Dimension: Number of Nail Holes. The tender expects precise measurements and hole counts to ensure proper nail alignment and fit on standard cavalry quarries.
• Potential standards or certifications are not explicitly listed; bidders should infer compatibility with typical military horse gear standards and ensure dimensional tolerances align with field usage. Emphasis on consistency across produced units to enable bulk deployment.
• Visuals or drawings are not provided; suppliers must rely on typical cavalry shoe geometries while adhering to the specified dimensional anchors.

Terms & Eligibility

• The buyer reserves a 0–25% quantity option at contract award and during the contract period, with proportional delivery-time recalculation and minimum 30-day extension logic. Bidders must accept option clause and delivery recalibration rules.
• Delivery timing will follow the last date of the original delivery order; extended periods apply if option is exercised, with calculations based on (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period. No BOQ or explicit delivery window is specified, creating a need for flexible scheduling.