Indian Army Department Of Military Affairs Tie Rod Tensioning Threadded Procurement 2026

Bidders should review the uploaded ATC for compliance requirements, submit GST and PAN, provide experience certificates for similar hardware supply, attach financial statements, and ensure EMD as specified in the ATC. The exact delivery terms and payment schedule will be defined there, along with any OEM authorizations.

Prepare GST registration, PAN, experience certificates for similar supply, last 2-3 years of financial statements, EMD as per ATC, technical bid documents with compliance matrix, and OEM authorization if bidding on behalf of a supplier. ATC may add security clearance documents.

The tender data lists TIE ROD TENSIONING THREADED components; exact dimensions, material grade, and tensioning hardware must be confirmed in the ATC. Vendors should be ready to provide threaded tie rods meeting defense-grade standards and compatibility with tensioning assemblies.

Delivery schedule will be specified in the ATC and any amendments. Bidders should prepare to meet defined milestones, typically within weeks to months after order, with penalties potentially incurred for delays per ATC terms.

EMD details are not in the public data; the exact amount and mode will be stated in the ATC. Bidders should be prepared to submit EMD as specified there, via online payment or bank instrument as directed.

If bidding on behalf of an OEM, an authorization letter from the OEM must be submitted per ATC guidelines. The ATC will specify validity, scope, and territory requirements for the authorization.

Compliance will be detailed in the ATC; bidders should review required standards, possibly including IS/defense-specific certifications. Ensure product specifications, testing, and documentation align with the ATC’s stated standards before submission.

Typical criteria include proven supply of similar hardware, GST/PAN, financial statements, experience certificates, and security/compliance documentation. ATC will specify any additional requirements such as defense sector experience or prior deployments.