Tender Overview
Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) invites bids for pneumatic tyres suitable for commercial vehicles, marked to IS 15636 (Q2) with diagonal and radial ply configurations. The procurement focuses on tyres meeting IS 15636 guidelines, including nominal rim diameter codes and tyre-size designations. The tender references a flexible quantity clause and an OEM/Authorized Seller requirement for imported products, ensuring domestic after-sales support. The structure implies a multi-vehicle tyre solution aligned to government fleet needs, with emphasis on standard compliance and supply chain reliability.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Product category: Pneumatic tyres for commercial vehicles (diagonal and radial ply) marked to IS 15636 (Q2).
- Key data points: Nominal rim diameter code ādā and corresponding mm value per Table 1 (Clause 3.17) of IS 15636; tyre-size designation and category of use; suitability for various vehicle applications; multi-configuration compatibility (diagonal vs radial ply).
- Quality/standards: IS 15636 compliance with accurate dimensional data; brand-agnostic but standard-conforming tyres; OEM/Authorized Seller considerations for imported products are addressed in terms of service support in India.
- Delivery/coverage: No BOQ items; quantity adjustments up to ±25% of bid/contract quantity; delivery timing linked to original and extended periods with a 30-day minimum rule for additional time.
- OEM clause: Imported tyres require registered Indian office for after-sales service.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- Option clause allows quantity variations up to 25% during contract and extension periods.
- Imported product rule mandates OEM/Authorized Seller have a registered Indian office for after-sales support.
- Bidders must comply with all specified terms; no explicit tender ID or dates appear in the excerpt.
- No explicit EMD value is provided in the data; bidders should confirm exact amount per tender notice.
- Delivery commitments align with last delivery date in original/extended periods, with a minimum extension rule of 30 days.