Indian Army Wall Mounted Heavy Duty Fan Tender 2026 entire procurement Rajasthan/India - ISI marked? AAA/TRTL standard 2026

Tender Overview

The Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs, seeks supply of Wall Mounted Fan Heavy Duty products. Tender context shows an ITA-like procurement with potential quantity variations and a flexible delivery window. No explicit location or value is listed. The competitive framework includes an optional quantity adjustment of up to 25% during contract execution and extended delivery time rules. This tender emphasizes adherence to staggered delivery at contract rates and requires bidders to accept the option clause terms. The ATC document is uploaded for bidders to review. Unique aspect: the option clause governing quantity changes and delivery timelines within the original contract period.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product/service: Wall Mounted Fan Heavy Duty
• No technical specifications provided in the data; bidders must rely on the BOQ/ATC for exact model, wattage, airflow (CFM), RPM, blade size, mounting type, and voltage.
• BOQ shows total items as 0, indicating no itemized quantities in the current data; bidders should anticipate a generic supply contract subject to quantity variations.
• Key terms include an option clause to increase/decrease quantity by up to 25%, and delivery period calculations based on (increased quantity ÷ original quantity) × original delivery period with a minimum of 30 days.
• The uploaded ATC document must be consulted for any OEM requirements, warranties, or testing procedures.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: not disclosed in the data; bidders should verify exact amount in ATC or tender documents.
• Delivery: order quantities may be adjusted up to 25% during execution; delivery period depends on original/extended timelines per option clause.
• Payment terms: not specified in the data; bidders should examine the ATC for payment milestones.
• Required documents: review ATC for GST, PAN, experience certificates, financial statements, and OEM authorizations; if not detailed, bidders should prepare standard government bid submissions and verify with the issuing authority.