Indian Army GLASS ASSEMBLY WIND SCREEN FRT, ASSY MAG VALVE EX BRAKE Procurement 2026

Tender Overview

The opportunity is with the Indian Army under the Department of Military Affairs for procurement of multiple vehicle-related components, including GLASS ASSEMBLY WIND SCREEN FRT, ASSY MAG VALVE EX BRAKE, BEARING BALL PIVOT, CLUTCH MASTER CYL, CROSS ASSY, ELEMENT OIL FILTER, ASSY PROPELLER SHAFT REAR, and LOCK ASSY GATE SIDE LH. The BOQ lists 8 items, but specific quantities and unit measures are not disclosed. The contract includes an option clause allowing up to 25% quantity variation at contracted rates, with delivery extensions computed per formula and a minimum extension of 30 days. A dedicated toll-free service support contact must be provided by the bidder or OEM. Location and start/end dates are not specified.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product categories: wind screen front assembly, brake valve assembly, bearing pivot, clutch master cylinder, propeller shaft rear, oil filter, cross assembly, lock assembly.
• Quantity: not disclosed; 8 items in BOQ without unit quantities.
• Delivery terms: option to increase/decrease quantity by up to 25%; delivery period calculations based on original period with minimum extension of 30 days.
• Service requirement: dedicated toll-free service support number by bidder or OEM.
• Compliance: no explicit standards listed in the available data; bidders should prepare for broad OEM-grade vehicle component supply.
• Additional notes: Buyer terms emphasize adherence to option clause and ongoing delivery timing mechanics.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD/financial terms: not specified; bidders must comply with the option-based delivery framework.
• Delivery: extended delivery time is computed as (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, subject to a minimum 30 days.
• Support: dedicated toll-free service number required for bidder/OEM.
• Documentation: ensure readiness to meet mandatory supplier terms and generic procurement clauses in the absence of explicit standards.
• Compliance: bidders should align with Department of Military Affairs’ delivery and service support expectations and be prepared for scale changes during contract execution.