Iti Limited Battery Bank Procurement Bengaluru 11.1V 2.6Ah Li-Ion Battery Bank D3009-wire350mm - DOT Karnataka 2026

Tender Overview

Iti Limited, under the Department of Telecommunications, invites bids for a Samsung/Panasonic Li-Ion battery bank with specifications: 11.1 V, 2.6 Ah, cut-off at 8.5 V with BMS integration and D3009-wire350 mm. The tender is located in BANGALORE, KARNATAKA and targets procurement of a battery bank assembly suitable for telecom/digital infrastructure deployments. The bid allows a potential 25% quantity variation at contract placement and during the currency, with proportional delivery extension rules. The document emphasizes ongoing supply commitments, risk of termination for non-delivery, and the need to maintain market life clarity per OEM status. Unique elements include option-driven quantity adjustments and strict compliance with delivery-time calculations tied to original delivery periods. This procurement centers on reliability, compatibility with telecom equipment, and risk-controlled supplier performance under the option clause.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

Although specific performance metrics are not enumerated in the data, the product category indicates battery bank units requiring competent supplier capability. Notable details include: 11.1 V, 2.6 Ah, cut off 8.5 V, and BMS-equipped design. The BoQ remains empty, implying the primary requirement is supply of the identified battery bank with compatible wiring length (D3009-wire350 mm). The terms section specifies standard contractual protections, and the bidder must ensure the offered units remain market-ready for at least one year post-bid, with replacements for obsolete items excluded. Compliance with transport safety for any hazardous components is implied, and the extension rules tie to original delivery periods with a minimum of 30 days.

Terms & Eligibility

Bidder must respect the option clause allowing up to 25% quantity adjustment and delivery-period recalculation. The vendor must provide an undertaking confirming they are not in liquidation or bankruptcy. The product should have at least a 1-year residual market life per OEM declarations. For hazardous materials, proper MSDS, labeling, and handling precautions must be provided. Termination rights exist if the seller fails to deliver, becomes insolvent, or misrepresents information. The clause requires compliance with all delivery, pricing, and replacement terms specified in the contract, with attention to risk management and timely performance.