Indian Army Visualiser Tender Faridkot Punjab 2026 IPv6 Ready IT Equipment & End User Certificate

Bidders must meet eligibility criteria, provide 3 years govt/PSU experience, submit PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, EFT Mandate, and Malicious Code Certificate. Ensure OEM installation capability and IPv6 readiness. Include End User Certificate in the buyer format if requested and comply with the 25% quantity option rules.

Submit PAN and GSTIN copies, cancelled cheque, bank-certified EFT Mandate, proof of 3-year govt/PSU supply, OEM authorisation, and Malicious Code Certificate. End User Certificate to be provided in the buyer format if requested. No BOQ items are listed in available data.

IT equipment must be IPv6-ready from day one, ensuring compatibility with modern network infrastructure. This requires devices and software to support IPv6 addressing, routing, and security features aligned with government IT norms.

Quantity may be increased up to 25% of bid quantity at placement, and during currency at contracted rates. Delivery period adjustments follow the formula: (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, with a minimum of 30 days.

Submit copies of relevant contracts showing supply of similar goods to Central/State Govt or PSU bodies for each year, with documentation demonstrating quantity and value, as per tender terms.

If requested, End User Certificate must be provided in the buyer’s standard format. It confirms the ultimate end use of supplied visualiser equipment and ensures compliance with buyer restrictions.

Essential documents include PAN, GSTIN, bank EFT Mandate, cancelled cheque, OEM authorisation, and Malicious Code Certificate. These support eligibility and security assurances for the visualiser procurement.

Yes. Installation, commissioning, testing, and training (if applicable) must be performed by the OEM or an OEM-certified resource or authorized reseller, ensuring proper handover and functional readiness.