Indian Army Rubber Training Props Tender Gurudaspur Punjab 2026: Rubber Knife, Rubber Dummy Weapons, 22mm Mat, Curved Hit Shield

Tender Overview

Indian Army procurement of rubber training props including Rubber Knife, Rubber Dummy Weapon G Type, Rubber Dummy Weapon AK Type, Mat Red and Blue 22mm, and Curved Hit Shield for use at military facilities in Gurdaspur, Punjab. Tender covers multiple item categories (5 total BOQ items) with undefined quantities in the provided data. The agreement scope centers on providing combat training aids to support routine field and drill activities, with emphasis on安全培训与模拟武器表现。 The bidder's financial robustness will be evaluated under turnover criteria, ensuring capable suppliers can sustain recurring supply needs. Unique aspect lies in military-grade training accessories rather than conventional equipment, requiring durable, safe, and compliant material workmanship.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Items: Rubber Knife, Rubber Dummy Weapon G Type, Rubber Dummy Weapon AK Type, Mat Red and Blue 22mm, Curved Hit Shield
• Location: Gurdaspur, Punjab 143505; procurement intended for Army training facilities
• Data gaps: No explicit technical specs, quantities, or delivery timelines published; emphasis on material safety and durability for training scenarios
• Eligibility: Turnover criteria apply; evidence via audited balance sheets or CA/Cost Accountant certificate; three-year turnover window required
• Compliance focus: Safety in handling training props; non-lethal mock weapons suitable for drill use; no commercial branding requirements stated

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Turnover criterion: Minimum average annual turnover over last 3 financial years as specified in bid document; documented via audited statements or CA certificate
• Documentation: Upload turnover evidence with bid; corporate constitution date considerations if younger than 3 years
• EMD/Payment: Specific EMD amount not provided; standard procurement terms likely apply; payment terms not disclosed
• Submission: Must meet government tender terms; OEM authorizations and technical compliance documents typically required
• Delivery: No explicit schedule published; standard government delivery expectations would apply
• Warranty/Penalties: Not specified; typical defence tenders include warranty and LD provisions; verify in final bid