Tender Overview
The Indian Armyโs Department of Military Affairs invites bids for a broad range of hospital and related support items in Panchkula, Haryana. The procurement covers approximately 40 distinct items spanning bedding, linens, hospital consumables, cleaning supplies, safety gear, electric appliances, and basic equipment categories. The scope emphasizes aggregated hospital support inventory rather than a single SKU, with an emphasis on reliable supply and standardization across multiple items. The tender includes a flexible quantity clause allowing up to 25% variation and a dynamic delivery timeline tied to the original order schedule, introducing supplier-readiness for fluctuating demand. The opportunity targets suppliers with proven capability in multi-item hospital provisioning and adherence to procurement terms.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- No explicit product specifications are published in the tender data; BOQ lists 40 items but individual quantities/units are not disclosed. The Buyer terms include a quantity-variation clause (ยฑ25%) and a delivery-time mechanism linked to the last/extended delivery period. Providers must be prepared to supply a diversified hospital inventory including bedding (blankets, mattresses, bed sheets, pillow hospital), towels, towels, washing and sanitation products, small electrical appliances, and miscellaneous consumables. Ensure readiness for multi-item packaging, cross-item lead times, and standard civil-military supply readiness. The option clause requires compliance with the calculated delivery duration formula.
Terms & Eligibility
- Quantity adjustments up to 25% at contract placement and during currency at contracted rates. Delivery periods commence from the last date of the original delivery order; extended time follows the formula: (increased quantity รท original quantity) ร original delivery period, minimum 30 days. Bidders must comply with these option-based delivery terms; EMD and specific submission documents are not listed in the provided data and require official clarification. Suppliers should be prepared for a broad, multi-item hospital supply contract with staged deliveries and potential quantity fluctuations.
