Mod Sectt Establishment Goggles GS MK-2 Defence Tender 2025 – Defence Equipment Procurement

To bid for the Goggles GS MK-2 defence tender, bidders should confirm eligibility under Make in India, provide turnover evidence for the last 3 years, submit GST and PAN, and attach any OEM authorizations or technical compliance certificates. Verify delivery terms and the option clause allowing ±25% quantity changes.

Required documents include GST registration, PAN, audited financials or CA turnover certificate for the last 3 years, experience certificates in relevant eyewear supply, OEM authorizations if applicable, technical compliance certificates, and EMD proof. Ensure all documents are current and verified.

Delivery must align with the original delivery period; additional time is computed as (increased quantity ÷ original quantity) × original delivery period, with a minimum of 30 days. The purchaser may extend the duration to the original delivery period if the option is exercised.

Yes. The centre’s procurement terms include a Make in India preference clause; Indian suppliers may have restricted participation depending on country origin and applicable policy. Confirm origin declarations and any OEM localization requirements in the bid package.

Bidders must show the minimum average annual turnover for the last 3 years ending March 31 of the previous year, demonstrated by audited balance sheets or CA/Cost Accountant certificates. If newly incorporated, turnover is calculated from completed financial years post-constitution.

Key factors include turnover proof, compliance with Make in India rules, alignment with Defence category Q3, and ability to honor the 25% quantity flex clause. Absence of BOQ suggests bid items and quantities will be clarified during bid evaluation.

The current data does not specify the EMD amount. Bidders should verify the EMD value and acceptable payment methods in the tender documents and ensure submission with other bid materials to avoid disqualification.

Obtain OEM authorizations or manufacturer specifications, ensure conformity to any defence lighting or protection standards stated in the procurement package, and attach technical compliance certificates. Cross-check with the defence department’s specification expectations once released.