Border Security Force Medical Supplies Tender Malda West Bengal 2026 – Syringes, Paracetamol, First Aid Kit, Betadine, Injectable Medicines

Tender Overview

Border Security Force (BSF) seeks procurement of diverse medical consumables and basic pharmaceutical items, including Syringes 2 Ml and 5 Ml, common tablets and injections, a First Aid Box, topical preparations, eye/ear care products, bandages, thermometers, cotton, and related items for field medical use in the Malda, West Bengal region (732101). The estimated contract value is ₹70,000 with potential quantity adjustments up to 25% during and after award. The tender emphasizes standard delivery windows, with option-based expansions at contracted rates and the delivery timeline anchored to the original delivery date, ensuring supply continuity for central forces. This procurement aims to consolidate essential medical supplies under a single CN (category) focusing on standardized kits and commonly used medicines, within a government framework.

• Organization: Border Security Force (BSF) – Central Armed Police Forces
• Location: Malda, West Bengal, 732101
• Estimated value: ₹70,000
• Main categories: Syringes, tablets, injections, First Aid Box, topical preparations, basic diagnostic items
• Delivery flexibility: 25% quantity variation; extended delivery period based on option clause
• Key differentiator: Broad, generic medical supply basket intended for rapid deployment in field conditions

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No explicit product specifications listed in the tender text; items are listed by category (e.g., Syringe 2 Ml, Syringe 5 Ml, Tab Acloc 150 Mg, Tab Paracetamol, Spirit, Inj. A ven), and a wide array of consumables (Cotton 250 gm, Bandage Rolled, Thermometer, Betadine 100 ml, Eye/Ear Drops, Ear Cleanser, Softas Shampoo, Kiskin Cream, Powerder Neosporin 10 g, etc.).
• Estimated value indicates a small- to mid-scale purchase, suggesting standard government procurement norms will apply (likely GST-compliant invoices, supplier registration). The absence of detailed technical specs means bidders should prepare to offer commercially available equivalents meeting standard pharmacopeia norms for general medical supplies, with emphasis on authentic brands where required by BSF guidelines.
• Key terms include the option to modify quantities up to 25%, and delivery timelines tied to the original order date with pro-rata extension rules. Bidders should anticipate standard regulatory compliance, including packaging, labeling, and traceability aligned with government procurement practices.