Indian Army Conveyer Belt Tender 2026 DM (Department of Military Affairs) - 25% Quantity Variation, Delivery Terms

Tender Overview

The Indian Army, Department of Military Affairs, invites bids for a Conveyer Belt procurement. The tender has flexible quantity terms, allowing the purchaser to adjust up to 25% upward or downward of the bid quantity at contract placement and during contract currency. There is no specified location or start/end dates in the data. The emphasis is on a technically capable supplier who can meet delivery timing and price at contracted rates, with adherence to option clause procedures. The unique factor is the explicit quantity variation and the need to apply the option clause consistently across extended delivery periods. The opportunity is positioned within the defense procurement framework, requiring formal compliance with tender terms and potential extension calculations.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No formal specifications are provided; no BOQ items exist.
• The tender is categorized under Conveyer Belt, with no itemized quantity, value, or delivery schedule disclosed.
• The ATC (Additional Terms and Conditions) is uploaded by the buyer, indicating a requirement to review buyer terms and conditions; bidders should access the ATC document for compliance.
• The option clause governs quantity fluctuation (up to 25%) and measurement of additional time as (Additional quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, with a minimum of 30 days.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Quantity variation: up to 25% at contract placement and during currency, at contracted rates.
• Delivery period recalculation follows the formula, with a minimum window of 30 days for additional time.
• All bidders must comply with the buyer-added terms and the ATC document. EMD details are not disclosed in the data.
• No BOQ items, start/end dates, or location data provided; bidders should prepare to meet generic defense procurement standards and respond to the ATC.
• Ensure alignment with standard procurement practices for defense equipment and read all buyer-specific terms carefully.