Indian Army Venturi Medical Oxygen Masks with Tubing Tender 2026 National Procurement of Medical Masks

Tender Overview

The Indian Army invites bids for Venturi Medical Oxygen Masks with Tubing (V2) (Q2) and Nebulizer Mask (Q2) with an estimated value of ₹140,000. The procurement appears centralized under the Army’s medical equipment category, targeting suppliers with OEM authorization and compliance with standard bid documents. The optional 50% quantity increase clause enables expansion up to 50% of contracted quantity during or after award, with delivery timelines calculated from the last delivery order. The process emphasizes equipment authenticity and supplier eligibility through required certificates and financial turnover verification. This tender is a focused medical consumables procurement for field and hospital use.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No explicit product specifications provided in the data.
• Mandatory submission of Manufacturer Authorization from OEM or authorized distributor with contact details.
• Option Clause allows up to 50% quantity increase at contracted rates; delivery extension rules apply as described in the terms.
• Certificate compliance: Bidder must upload all certificates/documents specified in the bid, ATC, and corrigenda.
• Turnover criterion: Average annual turnover for the last 3 financial years, ending 31st March of the previous year, must meet the threshold stated in the bid document; audited balance sheets or CA/Cost Accountant certificate required.
• No BOQ items exist; the procurement focuses on standard medical oxygen masks and nebulizer masks.

Terms & Eligibility

• Manufacturer Authorization required for authorized distributors; provide OEM details (name, designation, address, email, phone).
• Option Clause: quantity may be increased up to 50%; extended delivery period calculations apply with minimum 30 days if applicable.
• Documentation: upload all certificates as per bid document, ATC, and corrigenda; missing documents may lead to rejection.
• Turnover: minimum average annual turnover for last 3 years must be demonstrated via audited statements or CA/Cost Accountant certificate; if company is under 3 years, turnover is calculated from completed financial years post-incorporation.