CAMERA
Indian Army
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Two Packet Bid
The Indian Army, Department of Military Affairs, invites bids for a DVR FOR CAMERA in Alwar, Rajasthan 301001. The tender lacks explicit product specifications and BOQ items, indicating a broad procurement scope within DVR/camera equipment. A key feature is the option clause enabling ±25% quantity adjustments at contract award and during the contract period, with a defined delivery-time calculation framework. No estimated value or EMD is disclosed, necessitating bidders to prepare flexible pricing and schedule strategies. The opportunity centers on compliant DVR/camera systems meeting general defense procurement standards, with delivery timelines tied to the original delivery order and extended periods, subject to minimum 30 days. Emphasis on bid compliance with option clauses and timely delivery differentiates responsive bidders.
Option Clause allows 25% quantity variation during contract
Delivery time adjusts based on increased quantity with minimum 30 days
Delivery period linked to original completion date and extended periods
Delivery periods can extend by calculated time, with a 30-day minimum; quantity changes up to 25% allowed during/after contract.
Purchaser may increase or decrease order quantity by up to 25% at contract placement and during currency at contracted rates.
Bidders must strictly comply with the option clause and related delivery calculations.
Eligibility criteria not specified in tender data
Indian Army
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To participate in the Alwar DVR tender, bidders should monitor the official procurement portal for the DVR FOR CAMERA category, confirm eligibility, and prepare a compliant bid package highlighting capability to handle ±25% quantity variations and delivery-time calculations. Ensure adherence to option clause terms and readiness to scale production if required.
Tender submissions typically require GST registration, PAN, company profile, financial statements, and evidence of prior DVR/camera deployments. Since specifics aren’t disclosed, bidders should gather standard procurement documents and OEM authorizations, ensuring they can support quantity flexibility and timely delivery as per the option clause.
Delivery terms hinge on the option clause allowing ±25% quantity variation. The calculated additional delivery time = (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, with a mandatory minimum of 30 days. If original period is shorter than 30 days, the extension equals the original period.
The tender data does not specify exact standards or certifications. Bidders should prepare to demonstrate manufacturing or supply capability for DVR equipment and be ready to comply with standard defense procurement expectations, potentially including ISO/IS-related quality management, and OEM authorizations if requested.
Specific eligibility criteria are not published in the data. Bidders should anticipate typical defense procurement prerequisites, including financial stability, prior experience in security equipment, and capability to deliver at scale. Prepare auditable financials and relevant project experience for quick verification.
Pricing should be quoted on a per-unit basis with the contractual rate applicable for both initial and adjusted quantities. The option clause permits 25% changes; bidders must price contingencies for both upscaling and downscaling and reflect them in the bid.
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