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Atomic Energy Education Society Newspaper & Magazine Supply Tender 2026 - Newspaper & Magazine Supply Service in India, AEES 2026

Bid Publish Date

29-Jul-2026, 9:51 am

Bid End Date

13-Aug-2026, 10:00 am

Value

₹42,820

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Progress

Issue29-Jul-2026, 9:51 am
Corrigendum08-Aug-2026
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Tender Overview

The Atomic Energy Education Society (AEES) invites bids for Newspaper & Magazine Supply Service (Version 2) under the Department of Atomic Energy. Estimated value is ₹42,820. Procurement scope covers supply of newspapers and magazines, with no BoQ items published. The tender includes a 25% variation clause for quantity or contract duration at issue and post-issuance, binding bidders to revised scope. This opportunity falls under government procurement for educational and public information materials, with AEES-specific requirements guiding the bid process.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

  • Category: Newspaper & Magazine Supply Service (Version 2) (Newspaper Supply, Magazine Supply)
  • Estimated contract value: ₹42,820
  • BoQ: Total Items: 0 (no items listed)
  • Specifications: Not listed in the tender; no ISI/ISO requirements published
  • Variation clause: 25% increase/decrease in quantity or duration allowed at contract issue and revision
  • Delivery/installation details: Not specified; focus on timely supply of print media
  • OEM/brand requirements: Not specified; bidders should rely on standard procurement practices and AEES terms

Terms & Eligibility

  • EMD: Not specified in the tender text
  • Payment terms: Not specified in the tender text
  • Experience criteria: Not specified; bidders should align with standard government bid practices
  • Documentation: In addition to AEES terms, bidders should prepare GST, PAN, and financial documents for bid submission; OEM authorizations may be required for preferred brands
  • Compliance: Bidder must adhere to the buyer-added terms, especially the 25% variation clause
  • Delivery timeline: Not specified; ensure readiness to commence upon contract award

Key Specifications

  • Product/service: Newspaper & Magazine Supply Service (Version 2) for AEES

  • Estimated value: ₹42,820

  • BoQ items: 0 (no listed items)

  • Standards/certifications: Not specified in tender

  • Delivery/installation: Not specified; requires timely supply of print media

Terms & Conditions

  • 25% variation clause allowed at contract issue and post-issue

  • EMD/payment terms not specified in tender

  • No technical specifications or BoQ items published

Important Clauses

Variation Clause

The buyer can increase or decrease contract quantity or duration up to 25 percent at the time of issue of the contract; once issued, quantity/duration can still be revised within 25 percent. Service contracts may expand scope with consent.

General Compliance

Bidders must adhere to Buyer Added Terms and submit standard bid documents; no explicit specs or BOM provided.

Bidder Eligibility

  • Experience in supplying newspapers and magazines to educational or government institutions

  • Valid GST registration and PAN card

  • Financial capability to support a contract valued around ₹42,820

  • Ability to meet AEES terms, including the 25% variation provision

Authority & Contact

Office Name

Central Office Aees

Ministry

PMO

Grievance Contact

[email protected]

Tender Data

Bid Details

Quantity

22

Bid Type

Two Packet Bid

Bid Validity

30 (Days)

Bid Type

Service

Evaluation

Total value wise evaluation

Tech Clarification Time

3 Days

Preference & Exemptions

EMD Required

No

MII Compliance

Yes

MSE Purchase Preference

Yes

MSE Preference Band

L1+15%

MSE Exemption/Relaxation

Yes

Startup Exemption/Relaxation

Yes

Bid Splitting Applied

No

Requirements

Arbitration Clause

No

Mediation Clause

No

Additional Tender Data

Commercial Details

Tender Category

Service

Bid To RA

No

Bid To RA Enabled

No

Item Category

Newspaper & Magazine Supply Service (Version 2) - Newspaper Supply , Newspaper & Magazine Supply Service (Version 2) - Magazine Supply

Delivery Details

Delivery Locations

1

Delivery Cities

Medchal Malkajgiri

Delivery Pincodes

500062

Delivery Locations

ConsigneeAddressCityStatePincodeQuantityDelivery DaysAdditional Requirement
Vijay Kumar Shukla500062,D A E Colony, ECILMedchal MalkajgiriTelangana5000621--

Authority Records

DEPARTMENT OF ATOMIC ENERGYATOMIC ENERGY EDUCATION SOCIETY

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Documents 3

GeM-Bidding-9567015.pdf

Main Document

GEM General Terms and Conditions Document

GEM_GENERAL_TERMS_AND_CONDITIONS

GEM General Terms and Conditions Document

GEM_GENERAL_TERMS_AND_CONDITIONS

Corrigendum Updates

1 Update
#1

Update

08-Aug-2026

Extended Deadline

13-Aug-2026, 4:30 am

Opening Date

13-Aug-2026, 5:00 am

Required Documents

1

GST Registration Certificate

2

Permanent Account Number (PAN) Card

3

Experience Certificates (relevant to newspaper & magazine supply)

4

Financial Statements / Turnover evidence (minimum as per standard practices)

5

EMD/Security Deposit documents (if applicable per bidder)

6

Technical Bid Documentation (methodology, supply plan)

7

OEM Authorization Letters (if using branded newspapers/magazines)

8

Any prior contract performance certificates from similar supply services

Frequently Asked Questions

Key insights about TELANGANA tender market

How to bid for AEES newspaper supply tender 2026 in India?

Bidders should prepare GST registration, PAN, and financial statements, plus experience certificates for newspaper/magazine supply. Submit technical bid with supply approach and confirm acceptance of the 25% variation clause. Ensure compliance with AEES terms and attach OEM authorizations if using branded titles.

What documents are required for AEES newspaper supply bid in 2026?

Required documents include GST certificate, PAN card, detailed experience certificates in similar supply contracts, financial statements, EMD documents if applicable, technical bid, and OEM authorizations for any branded media. Ensure all documents align with standard government bid formats and AEES terms.

What are the key terms for variation in AEES supply contract 2026?

The tender allows a 25% variation in contract quantity or duration at contract issue and post-issuance. Bidders must accept any revised quantity or duration within this limit. For lumpsum services, scope and value may adjust up to 25% with service provider consent.

Does AEES specify any technical standards for newspaper supply?

No specific technical standards are published in the tender. Bidders should ensure standard procurement compliance, verify media availability, and maintain timely delivery. If brands or editions are targeted, include OEM authorizations to support brand-specific supply.

What is the estimated value of AEES newspaper supply tender 2026?

The estimated contract value is ₹42,820. Bidders should plan cost estimates, logistics, and supplier terms accordingly, ensuring margin sufficiency while accommodating potential variation under the 25% clause.

When is the AEES newspaper & magazine tender expected to open?

The tender details lack explicit start/end dates. Prospective bidders should monitor AEES procurement portals for updates and ensure readiness with all mandatory documents, including GST, PAN, and experience certificates, to participate once the tender is active.

What are the payment terms for AEES newspaper supply contract?

Payment terms are not specified in the tender text. Bidders should anticipate standard government payment timelines and propose credible invoicing schedules in the technical bid, aligning with delivery milestones once contract terms are clarified.

Is OEM authorization required for AEES magazine supply?

OEM authorizations may be required if branded titles or specific magazines are specified. Even when not listed, include OEM letters for any branded media to strengthen compliance and avoid delivery disputes during contract execution.