Indian Army Plastic Pallets Tender Mathura Uttar Pradesh 2026 - Dept of Military Affairs Procurement

Bidders must submit PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, and EFT mandate certified by bank to participate in the vendor-code creation process. Review the ATC document for bid conduct rules. Ensure alignment with Buyer Added Terms before submitting the bid response for the Indian Army procurement.

Required documents include PAN Card, GSTIN, Cancelled Cheque, and EFT Mandate certified by a bank. Ensure the EFT mandate matches the bidder’s bank account details and that all documents are legible and certified as needed for vendor-code creation.

No technical specifications are listed in the current BOQ. The tender appears to focus on vendor-code creation rather than immediate supply. Candidates should monitor the ATC document and any forthcoming addenda for pallet dimensions, load ratings, and material standards.

Delivery timelines are not specified in the available data. The ATC document governs scheduling if the contract advances beyond vendor-code creation. Bid teams should prepare for potential future timelines to align capacity with defense procurement needs.

Payment terms are not disclosed in the current information. The ATC may define terms in later stages. Bidders should anticipate standard government terms and be ready with financial arrangements, including any advance or milestone payments outlined in the ATC.

Eligibility hinges on submitting PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, and EFT mandate, plus adherence to Buyer Added Terms and the ATC. Ensure corporate documentation is current, bank verification is complete, and your organization has permission to participate in defense procurements.

Submit PAN Card, GSTIN, Cancelled Cheque, and EFT Mandate certified by Bank. Ensure documents are scanned clearly, endorse the EFT mandate with your banking details, and align with the Indian Army’s vendor-code creation requirements in the ATC document.

The ATC document is uploaded via the tender portal. Access it to review bid conduct rules, eligibility criteria, and any defense-specific clauses. Compliance with ATC is mandatory to progress beyond the vendor-code creation stage.