Indian Army Cheese Procurement Jammu 2026 FSSAI GMP ISO Standards - ISI/ISI-like Compliance Tender

To bid for the Indian Army cheese procurement in Jammu, ensure your FSSAI license is valid and GMP-compliant. Submit PAN, GSTN, cancelled cheque, EFT mandate, and experience certificates. Provide technical bid and OEM authorizations if applicable; confirm packing size and shelf life per product category.

Required documents include PAN Card, GSTIN, Cancelled Cheque, EFT Mandate, GST registration, experience certificates for similar dairy supply, technical bid, and OEM authorizations. Ensure EMD documentation as applicable and attach proof of FSSAI license validity.

Key specs demand FSSAI standards, GMP compliance, hygienic/sanitary requirements, and packing size details. While BOQ items are not listed, bidders must align with general cheese category requirements and ensure inspection-ready samples per CFL process.

Delivery terms allow up to a 25% quantity variation during contract and require delivery to commence from the last date of the original delivery order. Extended delivery time follows the specified formula, with a minimum 30 days; confirm exact dates at bid stage.

If rejected items are not lifted within 48 hours, demurrage is charged at 0.5% of the total contract value per day. If not lifted for a month, stock may be destroyed by the station board of officers with no claim admitted.

Bidders must have an active FSSAI license, comply with Good Manufacturing Practice per FSSAI, and meet Hygienic and Sanitary Regulations. These standards are mandatory for supply of cheese to the Indian Army; ensure packaging and labeling meet government norms.

Yes. The purchaser can increase/decrease quantity up to 25% at the time of order placement and during the currency of the contract at contracted rates. Ensure readiness to scale production and maintain compliance during any adjusted delivery schedule.