Indian Army LV7 Automotive Spare Parts Tender 2026 in India – ISI/ISO Standards Not Specified Yet

Tender Overview

The Indian Army, under the Department Of Military Affairs, invites bids for multiple LV7 automotive spare parts including gasket cylinder head cover, brush gear assembly, horn assembly, Poly V belt, reverse light switch, minor slave cylinder repair kit, taper roller bearing 80x140x35.5, propeller shaft assemblies for Tata and Maruti vehicles, rear view mirror, lamp assemblies, tail/stop lens, and hump hose. The BOQ lists 14 items; quantities and values are not disclosed. The procurement targets a wide range of automotive components for LV7 platforms, with items spanning engine, transmission, lighting, and steering/support subsystems. The tender uses a single-organization supply chain perspective with generic terms and option-based quantity flexibility. No explicit product specifications are provided in the published data, increasing emphasis on bidder capability and qualification to meet implicit serviceability needs.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No explicit technical specifications published. Items include: gasket cylinder head cover, brush gear assembly, horn assembly, Poly V belt (6 PK 1245), reverse light switch, minor slave cylinder repair kit, taper roller bearing 80x140x35.5, Assy Propeller shaft complete, Assy Propeller shaft from Aux Gear Box, Rear View Mirror outer RH, Lamp assemblies (RH), Lens tail stop, Hose hump.
• Several items reference automotive OEM parts (TATA, MARUTI) suggesting OEM-equivalents may be acceptable; however, no IS/ISO or brand-specific standards are listed in the data.
• Buyer-added terms introduce quantity variation up to 25% both before and during contract, with delivery extensions calculated per item-based ratios, minimum 30 days, and overall extension constraints.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD not publicly disclosed in the provided data; bidders must comply with ATC terms.
• Bidder must avoid liquidation or bankruptcy; provide an undertaking.
• Vendor code creation requires submission of PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, EFT mandate.
• Documentation for bid submission must include certificates as required by the bid document, ATC, and corrigenda.
• No explicit delivery schedule or payment terms are listed here; bidders should review the ATC for specifics and ensure compliance with the option clause, delivery timelines, and inspection requirements.