Indian Army Department Of Military Affairs Temple Decor & Related Furnishings Tender 2025 ISI/AAA standards

Tender Overview

The Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs, seeks procurement for temple-related furnishings and decor across multiple categories, including flex boards with wooden frames, top marble upliftment for Shivling, curtains, white bed sheets and cushion covers, vinyl flooring, wooden mandir boxes, steel curtains for rooms, Kajaria tiles, Shivling & Nandi Baba figures, carpet, washbasin with installation. The scope combines interior fit-out, ceremonial items, and sanitary fittings for mandirs or temple spaces. Specific quantities, delivery timeline, and total estimated value are not disclosed in the available data. Unique terms include an option clause allowing quantity variation up to 25 percent during and after contract placement, with delivery extension logic tied to original quantities. This positioning suggests a bundled interior/ceremonial fit-out procurement for military temple spaces with flexible ordering. The tender appears to emphasize standard installation of fixed fixtures alongside ceremonial artifacts, requiring coordination across multiple trades and exacting assembly for sacred furnishings.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product categories: Flex Boards 12x08 feet with wooden frame, Shivling & Nandi Baba, Top marble upliftment, Curtains 9x3 feet, White bed sheet single, Cushion cover, Vinyl flooring, Wooden box for new mandir, Steel curtains ROOD 11.5 feet, Kajaria tiles 2x2 feet, Carpet 7x5 feet, Washbasin and installation.
• No additional technical standards, dimensions, or quality metrics are stated in the data. The Buyer adds an option clause for quantity adjustments up to 25% and extended delivery based on the same rate. Compliance specifics, warranty terms, or testing requirements are not provided in the excerpt.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD amount: Not disclosed in the current tender excerpt.
• Delivery terms: Option to increase/decrease quantity up to 25%; delivery period extension logic defined; actual delivery schedule not provided.
• Payment terms: Not specified in available data.
• Documents required: Not enumerated; typical submissions would include GST, PAN, vendor registration, and experience certificates per standard procurement practices. The data lacks explicit documents list and MOUs with OEMs. Interested bidders should prepare an alignment with Indian Army procurement norms and ensure readiness for multi-category delivery.