Indian Army Medical Supplies Tender Srinagar Jammu & Kashmir 2026 – ICU Drugs & Equipments ISO/ISI Standards

Tender Overview

Indian Army invites bids for a multi-category medical procurement in Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir (190001), covering a broad range of injectable drugs, surgical consumables, airway devices, dressings, catheters and related medical equipment. The BOQ comprises 40 items with unspecified quantities, indicating a sizable supply requirement and potential volume leverage under contract. The listing includes therapeutic agents such as Acetylcysteine 200 mg/oblikml ampoule, 2 ml injections, Acyclovir 500 mg inj, Colistimethate sodium 2 mg/ml injections, and critical care items like NIV masks, PICC lines, and thoracic drainage catheters. A unique feature is the quantity variation option up to 25% during and after contract award. The procurement aligns with the Department of Military Affairs' medical supply needs and supports rapid replenishment through flexible delivery windows. This tender emphasizes a robust, wide-scope medical inventory with potential for rapid deployment across military medical facilities.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product scope includes: Injectable antibiotics/antivirals, vitamins (Methylcobalamin 1500 mcg inj), anticonvulsants (Phenytoin Sodium 100 mg inj), sedatives (Midazolam 1 mg/0.5 ml), diuretics (Torsemide 10 mg inj), vasopressors/dressings (Phenylephrine 500 mg inj; Opsite Post-op adhesive films), airway devices (NIV masks, LMA sizes 1.5–2.5), catheters (PICCs, 20G–24F), respiratory aids (Nasal cannula for HFNC, Levosalbutamol Respule).
• Delivery terms allow a flexible timeline under the option clause; delivery period adjustments follow the formula: (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, with a 30-day minimum.
• The buyer’s terms authorize a +/- 25% quantity adjustment at contract placement and during currency, at contracted rates.
• The scope includes sterile gowns, sterile dressings, and additional disposable medical supplies.
• The tender requires compliance with medical-grade packaging and thermal stability for injectables.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD/ security deposit: Not disclosed in data; bidders should prepare standard security requirements per tender policies.
• Delivery: Flexible per option clause; initial delivery period to be determined; extension rules apply with minimum 30 days.
• Documents: GST, PAN, experience certificates, financial statements, OEM authorizations, and technical bid documents are typically required.
• Experience/Turnover: Not explicitly stated; bidders with proven medical-supply experience to support a National Defence procurement are expected.
• Payment Terms: Not specified; standard government terms apply, with milestone-based or delivery-based settlements.
• Penalties/Warranty: Not specified; typical MOUs include performance-based penalties and warranty clauses.