Director General Of National Cadet Corps Drone Charging Station Tender Puri Odisha ISI/ISO compliant 2026

Tender Overview

The National Cadet Corps (Director General) in Department of Defence invites bids for a Drone Charging Station and related Indo r UAV components, netting, wiring, and soldering cables in Puri, Odisha (752001). Although exact quantities and total estimated value are not disclosed, the BOQ lists 6 items, with no explicit itemized SKUs. The tender's core differentiator is the option clause enabling quantity adjustments of up to 25% at contracted rates and an extended delivery framework, demanding bidders prepared for scalable fulfillment and flexible scheduling. Located in Odisha, this procurement targets secure, field-ready drone support infrastructure for NCC activities.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Main procurement theme: Drone Charging Station and compatible indoor UAV components, including netting, wire (red), soldering wire (black).
• No explicit technical specs or model numbers provided; bidders should anticipate integration with standard UAV charging racks and labelling consistent with defence-related equipment.
• Delivery terms imply readiness for phased deployment post-award, with contract quantity adjustments allowed up to 25% during both initial and currency periods.
• The brief notes a lack of concrete BOQ measurements; bidders should prepare to align with internal NCC/Department of Defence guidelines and ensure compatibility with common IS/IEC safety and electrical norms for UAV support systems.
• Emphasis on compliance flexibility and supplier readiness to scale orders within defence procurement norms.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Quantity flexibility: up to 25% increase/decrease at contract award and during the contract term.
• Delivery period: calculated from the last date of the original delivery order; additional time formula applies with a minimum of 30 days.
• The buyer reserves rights to extend delivery duration under the option clause; bidders must acknowledge this in their bids.
• No explicit EMD, payment, or warranty terms provided in the available data; bidders should anticipate standard defence procurement practices and prepare supporting financials and compliance documentation accordingly.
• Compliance with NCC/Defence purchasing policies, ability to execute scalable orders, and readiness for post-award adjustments are critical.