Tender Overview
The Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs, seeks supply of a broad range of pharmaceutical products and injections, listed across 26 items, including tablets, injections, nasal drops and related formulations. The procurement is organized for military medical stock, with quantities and unit details not disclosed in the data. The tender emphasizes supplier capability to handle multi-item pharmaceutical delivery under a single contract, with a flexible quantity option and a structured delivery schedule. A key differentiator is the option clause permitting quantity adjustments up to 25% during and after contract award. This tender targets experienced pharmaceutical distributors capable of meeting military procurement norms. Location and specific end-use details are not specified in the available data, but the scope is clearly medical supplies for Army depots and field units.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- 26 items in the Bill Of Quantities cover diverse medicine and injectable categories (e.g., tablets and injections) with no explicit dosage, strength, or packaging data provided in the tender data.
- The buyer has included an option clause: quantity may be increased/decreased by up to 25% at contract placement and during currency at contracted rates.
- Delivery period rules: delivery starts from the last date of the original delivery order; extended delivery time follows the option calculation, with a minimum of 30 days and possible extension to the original delivery period.
- No detailed technical specifications or standards are listed; bidders should rely on standard pharmaceutical procurement practices and compliance with general government contract terms.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD amount is not disclosed in the provided data; bidders should assume standard EMD submission as per government tender norms.
- Option clause allows ยฑ25% quantity variance; delivery timelines adjust correspondingly.
- Delivery schedule begins after the last date of the original delivery order; extended timelines follow the quoted formula.
- Terms require bidders to comply with the stated option and delivery framework; exact documentation and statutory requirements are not detailed in the supplied information.