Indian Army Department Of Military Affairs Medical Supplies Tender 2026 - ISI/National Standards Items & Option Clause

Tender Overview

The procurement is issued by the Indian Army under the Department Of Military Affairs for a batch of medical consumables and related items. The scope lists 15 items covering tablets, syrups, gels, injections, bandages, glucometer test strips, and associated accessories, suitable for military medical depots. The tender references a varying quantity provision via an option clause and specifies an extended delivery framework, signaling a flexible but controlled supply arrangement. Unique aspects include a broad SKU mix and a delivery-variance mechanism to accommodate fluctuating demand while maintaining contracted rates. The absence of explicit start/end dates in the data suggests bidders should anticipate standard government tender timelines and verify via the official portal. This opportunity targets suppliers with healthcare product portfolios and robust logistics capabilities to manage a multi-item medical supply line within a common supply contract.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No technical specifications are provided in the data; the BOQ lists 15 items, including generic medicine categories and consumables.
• Notable included categories: Tab Montelukast 10 mg; Levocetrizine 5 mg; Pheniramine maleate 25 mg; Glycerine 1 kg bottle; Antacid Gel 170 ml bottle; Inj Dicyclomine HCl 20 mg; Mefenamic Acid 500 mg with Dicyclomine HCl 10 mg; Syp Dypheniramine 100 ml; Inj Multivitamin IV solution; Soft Gelatin antioxidant capsules; Analgesic spray 50 g; Syp calcium 200 ml; Accucheck Active Glucometer strips; ECG gel 250 ml; Ondansetron 8 mg; Band-Aids antiseptic bandages.
• Delivery and quantity terms are embedded in the buyer-added option clause; specific standard conformance or certifications are not detailed in the provided data; bidders should prepare to demonstrate compliance with standard pharmaceutical/medical supply practices and QA/QA testing as per Department guidelines.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: Not disclosed in the provided data; bidders must verify on the portal.
• Quantity variation: up to 25% increase of bid quantity at contract rates; additional time calculation: (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period with a minimum 30 days; extension up to original delivery period allowed.
• Delivery: Extended delivery time rules apply if option clause is exercised; original delivery period governs start of any extended period.
• Documentation: Standard bidder submissions required per government medical tenders (GST, PAN, experience certificates, financials, OEM authorizations where applicable).
• Compliance: No explicit standards listed; bidders should offer products meeting general pharmaceutical/medical device regulations and implement QA processes consistent with Indian Army procurement practices.