Indian Army Boundary Wall Addition/Alternate Works Tender AF Stn SOG SOG - 2026

Tender Overview

The opportunity is with the Indian Army under the Department Of Military Affairs for the Addn altn of boundary wall of park near DSC room at gate No. 1 at AF Stn sog. The tender scope references boundary wall alteration/augmentation near the DSC room at Gate No. 1, at an AF Station SOG location. Key terms include a flexible quantity clause allowing up to 25% up/down variation at contracted rates and a delivery window that adjusts based on the original schedule. The buyer emphasizes bidder financial health, prohibition on liquidation scenarios, and a minimum product life requirement of at least 5 years residual life. GST applicability is the bidder’s responsibility with reimbursement as per actuals or applicable rate, capped by quoted GST.

• Organization: Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs
• Location/Context: AF Station SOG vicinity, boundary wall works
• Scope Differentiator: Option clause enabling quantity adjustments up to 25% and proportional delivery extensions
• Unique Consideration: No BOQ items listed; no start/end dates published; no tender value disclosed

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• The tender contains no explicit itemized technical specifications or measurement data in the published data.
• The stated work relates to addition/alteration of boundary wall near a designated DSC room at Gate No. 1, AF Station SOG.
• Available terms emphasize non-obsolescence and minimum market-life of offered products, plus compliance with GST rules as applicable by bidder.
• The bidder should ensure their solution aligns with general civil boundary wall practices and meet insofar as safety, durability, and site integration considerations allow under government procurement norms.
• Given absence of a BOQ, bidders should prepare for on-site assessment and presumptive material/work scope alignment with standard civil boundary wall construction norms.

Terms & Eligibility

• EMD/Performance security: Not disclosed in the published data; bidders should expect standard government tender practice and verify in the terms.
• Delivery terms: Option clause permits quantity variation up to 25% during contract; delivery window calculation follows a defined formula, with a minimum of 30 days.
• Financial standing: Bidders must confirm they are not under liquidation or equivalent proceedings; an undertaking is required.
• Market life: Offered products must have at least 5 years residual market life; avoidance of end-of-life declarations by OEM within this period.
• GST: Bidder to determine applicability; reimbursement as actuals or applicable rate, whichever is lower, up to quoted GST percentage.
• Documentation: Typical bid documents required (GST, PAN, experience certificates, financials, EMD, technical compliance, OEM authorizations) to be verified in the Terms and Conditions.