Indian Army West Delhi Volley Ball & Sports Equipment Tender 2026 - ISI/AAA/TRTL Standards Notified

Tender Overview

The opportunity is with the Indian Army, a key defense procurement entity, for a multi-category sports equipment tender in West Delhi, Delhi. The procurement scope encompasses 15 items spanning volley ball gear, nets, marking tape, ropes, ribbons, footballs, tripods, chest numbers for training companies, and related accessories. While exact quantities, estimated values, and EMD details are not published, the catalog signals a broad kit for training and competition across multiple ball sports and related infrastructure items. The inclusion of an ATC document suggests adherence to buyer-specified terms and potential brand or quality constraints. This tender requires careful alignment with the buyer’s training-coy needs and equipment compatibility.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• 15 total items across categories: volley ball kit, air filling pump, indoor gym hall marking tape, volleyball net wire, basketball nets, ribbon for cross-country, handball items, two-layer nets, marking chalk, paint enamel (white/red), playing kit, footballs, tripod stands, chest numbers for training companies, and 9-foot dich upgrade.
• No explicit product specs, standards, or unit quantities published in the summary; readers should review the ATC and BOQ attachments for exact itemization.
• Expect standard defense procurement expectations: durability, compatibility with training facilities, and basic compliance with safety norms.
• The BOQ lists 15 items but provides no N/A quantities or units, indicating a need for bidder clarification during bid preparation.
• Vendors should be prepared to propose compliant variants or OEM authorizations per ATC guidance.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• No EMD amount disclosed in public data; bidders must inspect ATC for exact security deposit requirements.
• Submission will hinge on compliance with buyer-specified ATC terms and any attached procurement conditions.
• Important to verify item-level standards, potential brand requirements, and delivery expectations within the ATC doc.
• bidders should prepare to supply GST/PAN, experience in government sports equipment supply, and relevant quality certificates as per ATC.
• The absence of concrete BOQ quantities requires pre-bid clarification meetings to align on scope before submission.