Nuclear Power Corporation Of India Limited Desk Pads & Correspondence Envelopes Tender 2026 India - IS 13892 Compliance

Tender Overview

The Nuclear Power Corporation Of India Limited (Department Of Atomic Energy) invites bids for Desk Pads (Writing, V2) and Correspondence Envelopes (V3) conforming to IS 13892. Scope covers only supply of goods, with no BOQ items listed. While the exact quantity, location, and estimated value are not disclosed, the procurement emphasizes standardized materials and finish attributes across both products, underscored by the ISI/AAA expectations embedded in the envelope specifications. The tender highlights a flexible quantity clause and vendor documentation requirements, signaling a streamlined supplier onboarding process for government procurement in imaging accessories and stationary goods.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Type of Pads, Binding, and Paper in the Pad (GENERIC) along with Front/Back Cover materials (MATERIAL)
• Paper Colour, Paper Format, and GSM of Paper (PAPER LAYOUT DESIGN / DIMENSIONS)
• Dimensions: Length (mm), Width (mm), Number of Pages, and GSM
• Envelope Standards: Type/Size Symbol (mm), Colour, Cloth Lining, Window/Window Material, Sealing Flap (STANDARDS)
• Repeated entries indicate emphasis on exact product attributes for both Desk Pads and Envelopes, with IS 13892 conformity as a core criterion.
• The absence of a BOQ suggests bidders should rely on specification parity and IS 13892 compliance to define scope and pricing.

Terms & Eligibility

• Option Clause: Purchaser may adjust quantity ±25% at bid/contract stage; continued delivery period calculated as (Additional/Original) × Original delivery period, with a minimum of 30 days.
• Scope: Bid price to include all costs; only supply of Goods.
• Submission Docs: Submit PAN Card, GSTIN, Cancelled Cheque, and ** EFT Mandate** certified by bank. GST payable as actual or applicable rate, whichever lower. Invoicing on GeM must include GST invoice and GST portal payment proof.
• Termination rights exist for non-compliance, delivery failure, insolvency, or misrepresentation. Assignments require buyer consent.