Dg Armed Forces Medical Service Vaccutainers Edta 2ml Giemsa Stain 125ml Urine Tubes Tender 2026

Tender Overview

The procuring organization is the Dg Armed Forces Medical Service under the Department of Defence, issuing a supply tender for multiple laboratory consumables including vaccutainers EDTA 2 ml, Giemsa stain 125 ml, urine/fecal/tissue collection tubes, microscope slides, methanol 500 ml, Dropper 2 ml, urine strips, cover slips, micro-pipettes 500/1000 µL, and related items. The BOQ lists 12 items, but exact quantities and unit measures are not disclosed in the available data. The buyer reserves quantity fluctuation rights up to 25% increasing or decreasing bid quantities and contract quantities at contracted rates. Unique scope focuses on medical lab supplies for defence medical service operations.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Items referenced include: EDTA vaccutainers (2 ml), Giemsa stain (125 ml), urine/ fecal/ tissue collection tubes, microscope slides, methanol (500 ml), Dropper (2 ml), urine strips, cover slips, micro-pipettes (500 µL and 1000 µL).
• No explicit technical specs or standards are provided in the tender data; no IS/ISO codes or brand mandates are listed.
• The absence of concrete EMD, estimated value, delivery timelines, or installation requirements implies the need for bidders to seek clarifications before submitting. Tender emphasizes quantity flexibilities via the option clause (±25% of bid quantity).
• Delivery and supplier capabilities must align with defence sector procurement norms, including packaging, labeling, and traceability for laboratory consumables.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Option Clause: Purchaser may increase/decrease quantity by up to 25% at contract rates; extended delivery period calculations apply with a minimum of 30 days.
• Delivery terms tie to last date of original delivery order; extension rules apply if option exercised.
• No explicit EMD, eligibility years, turnover, or GST requirements are listed in the available data.
• The tender requires compliance with the option-based delivery schedule and supplier readiness to adjust quantities within contracted rates.
• Since critical commercial terms are not specified, bidders should request the complete terms, including warranty, penalties, and payment terms, prior to bid submission.