Indian Army Jam and Marmalade Tender Sonitpur Assam 2026 - DFS 366-2025 Packaging, FSSAI BIS Compliance

Tender Overview

The procurement opportunity focuses on a jam and marmalade supply contract under the Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs, located in Sonitpur, Assam (PIN 784001). The tender encompasses packaging, marking, and compliance with quality standards for glass jar contents, with specific reference to DFS 366-2025 packaging guidelines, and mandatory FSSAI/BIS certifications. The scope is defined by packaging type, net content, and marking requirements, with a standard warranty clause. There is no BOQ item list available, and the total quantity, value, and delivery schedule are not disclosed in the provided data. A key differentiator is the explicit alignment to DFS 366-2025 packaging and BIS/FSSAI conformity, underscoring quality and regulatory adherence for defense supply chains.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Category: Compliance; Governing Specifications/Technical Requirements; Type of Fruit; Quality and Hygiene Standards.
• Packaging & Marking: DFS 366-2025 compliant packaging, net content of glass jar, packing and marking requirements.
• Mandatory Certifications: FSSAI and BIS compliance explicitly required.
• Warranty: Warranty term referenced but not quantified.
• Other notes: BOQ shows 0 items; no estimated value or delivery timeline published; bidder documents include PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, and EFT mandate.
• ATC document uploaded by Buyer may contain additional terms.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Documents to submit: PAN Card, GSTIN, Cancelled Cheque, and EFT Mandate (bank-certified).
• Option Clause: Purchaser may increase/decrease quantity by up to 50%, with corresponding adjustment of delivery periods as described in the ATC.
• Delivery & Payment: Delivery terms dependent on contract issuance; payment terms not disclosed.
• Additional Terms: ATC uploaded; compliance with generic terms and the option clause is mandatory; no BOQ items available.
• Overall, bidders should be prepared for regulatory packaging standards, international-like quality controls, and defense-grade supplier obligations.