Tender Overview
The opportunity is from the Indian Army under the Department Of Military Affairs for a broad category of automotive and mechanical spares including DG BEARING, REP KIT AIR DRYER, DUAL BRAKE VALVE, CLUTCH SLAVE CYLINDER, OIL/FUEL FILTERS, V BELT, and related hose and radiator components. The tender references a 15-item BOQ with unspecified quantities and no explicit unit measurements. The buyer imposes an option clause allowing up to 25% quantity variation during contract placement and during the currency of the contract at contracted rates. The delivery timeline is linked to the last delivery order date, with a minimum extension period of 30 days. This is a government procurement in India, with a strong emphasis on post-award quantity flexibility and extended delivery windows.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- No technical specifications are published in the tender data.
- BOQ contains 15 items, all listed as N/A for quantity and unit, suggesting potential reliance on subsequent amendments or a separate specification document.
- The only explicit constraint is the option clause: up to 25% original quantity or contracted quantity may be ordered or extended, with delivery extension formula: (Additional quantity รท Original quantity) ร Original delivery period, minimum 30 days.
- No standards, certifications, or brand requirements are disclosed. Bidders should prepare to respond to standard government automotive spares criteria if issued.
- This tender appears to request generic mechanical/spares compatible with a military platform, pending itemized technical clarifications.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- Option Clause: Purchaser may increase/decrease quantity up to 25% at contract and during currency at contracted rates.
- Delivery period begins from the last date of the original delivery order; extension calculation requires a minimum of 30 days.
- If original delivery period is under 30 days, the extension equals the original period; extended delivery remains within the original period when exercising options.
- Bidders must comply with the option clause terms; no other explicit payment, warranty, or penalty terms are listed in the available data.
