Central Processing Unit,Monitor,Keyboard,Mouse,UPS
Indian Army
JALANDHAR, PUNJAB
Posted:
2 June 2025
Closed:
23 June 2025
GEM
Tender Overview
The Directorate General of National Cadet Corps (DG NCC) under the Department of Defence invites bids for IT hardware including monitors, keyboards, mice, CPUs, and UPS units. The tender scope, while not detailing itemized quantities, targets a 5-item BOQ and aligns with standard government IT refresh needs. The procurement is positioned within a Defence sector context, with a focus on compliant, OEM-authorized hardware suitable for training and cadet facilities. A notable differentiator is the explicit option clause enabling up to 25% quantity variation during both initial and extended delivery periods, at contracted rates, emphasizing flexible fulfillment for fluctuating demand.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Procurement category encompasses IT hardware: monitors, keyboards, mice, CPUs, and UPS.
- No explicit technical specs are published in the tender data; bidders should prepare hardware meeting standard government procurement expectations for reliability, compatibility, and warranty.
- The 25% option clause implies bidders must price and plan for scalable production and delivery, with delivery timing calculated as: (increased quantity ÷ original quantity) × original delivery period, minimum 30 days, adjustable within contract terms.
- Bidders should ensure OEM authorizations and compliance with standard IT procurement norms applicable to Defence/-government bodies.
- Given the lack of itemized BOQ values, bidders should anticipate standard warranty and post-sale support as per DG NCC guidelines.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- Delivery clock starts from the last date of the original delivery order; additional time follows the option clause formula.
- Option to increase quantity up to 25% during currency of contract at contracted rates.
- Bidders must comply with these delivery and quantity-extension terms; no override is allowed without purchaser’s written consent.
- The tender data provides no explicit EMD, payment terms, or warranty details; bidders should rely on standard DG NCC tender practices and confirm during bid submission.
