Indian Army Medicines Tender Leh Jammu & Kashmir 2026 - Ophthalmic & Cardiac Tablet/eye drop Categories, One Year Estimate 73985

Tender Overview

Organization: Indian Army (Department Of Military Affairs) operating in LEH, JAMMU & KASHMIR - 194101. Procuring a wide range of medicines and ophthalmic products across 14 items with an estimated value of ₹73,985.00. The tender’s scope includes oral tablets, eye drops, and combination therapies across several therapeutic classes. The buyer reserves a 25% quantity variation during both initial and extended contract periods, with delivery timelines linked to the last delivery order date and proportional time extensions. The project emphasizes rapid fulfillment within a tightly controlled military supply chain and requires compliance with the buyer’s option clause and delivery adjustments. This tender represents a discrete, government-grade pharmaceutical procurement opportunity in a high-altitude frontier location, with a focus on reliable local supply and consistent quality.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No formal product specifications provided in the tender data; BOQ lists 14 items but details are not disclosed, creating a need for bidders to rely on standard pharmaceutical packaging and GMP practices.
• Quantity/Value context: Estimated value ₹73,985.00; exact itemized quantities not disclosed.
• The terms include an Option Clause allowing up to 25% quantity variation during both the initial and currency periods; delivery periods are calculated relative to the last delivery order date with a minimum 30 days extension.
• The procurement is for a mix of tablets (e.g., Metoprolol Prolonged Release 50 mg, Esomeprazole 80 mg dual-release), eye drops (Timolol, Travoprost, Brimonidine, Brinzolamide, Hyaluronate), and nutritional/supportive tablets.
• Bidders should prepare for standard medical procurement requirements and maintain supply reliability for the Indian Army’s Leh region.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Option Clause: Up to 25% increase/decrease in quantity at contracted rates during both initial and extended periods.
• Delivery: Timelines begin after the last delivery order date; extended durations apply per the option clause with a minimum of 30 days.
• EMD & Documentation: EMD details not specified in the provided data; bidders should assume standard government procurement documents including GST, PAN, and experience certificates if required by T&C.
• Compliance: Bid must adhere to the buyer-stipulated terms for quantity variation and delivery calculations; exact specification documents and testing requirements to be clarified at bid stage.