Tender Overview
The opportunity is a government-facing IT hardware procurement by the Indian Navy, encompassing a broad set of 32 items under multiple EF6380D codes. While exact quantities and the estimated value are not disclosed, bidders must prepare a complete hardware data sheet, ensure non-obsolescence with at least 2 years residual market life, and comply with mandatory vendor documentation. The scope emphasizes hardware that is interoperable with modern networking and security standards, installation and commissioning by OEM-authorized personnel, and IPv6 readiness. A key differentiator is the requirement for secure software/data integrity checks and end-user certification alignment, reflecting defense-grade procurement discipline. This tender in India targets suppliers capable of delivering certified IT equipment and related services to the Indian Navy’s specifications.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Product scope includes IT hardware with explicit reference to IPv6 readiness from day one.
- Data Sheet submission is mandatory; mismatches between offered specs and data sheet may lead to rejection.
- End User Certificate handling must align with the buyer’s format when requested.
- Hazardous materials handling around transport and storage must follow regulatory precautions; proper labeling and MSDS documentation required on packing.
- Installation, commissioning, testing, and training must be performed by OEM-certified resources or OEM-authorized resellers.
- Malicious code certificate required to confirm no embedded malware; non-compliance constitutes breach risk.
- Manufacturer authorization is necessary where applicable; GST and PAN submission required with bid.
- IT equipment should be IPv6-ready and compatible with security and networking environments of defense procurement.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- Bidder must maintain financial solvency (no liquidation or bankruptcy) and upload an undertaking.
- Products must have at least 2 years residual market life; obsolete items excluded.
- Data Sheet, PAN, GSTIN, canceled cheque, and EFT mandate must be uploaded for vendor code creation.
- End User Certificate, if requested, must be provided in the buyer’s standard format.
- Mandatory certificate: Malicious Code Certificate; compliance with IS/ISO security expectations.
- Installation by OEM-certified personnel; data integrity and security obligations clearly defined.
- No tender-specific dates or locations are disclosed; bidders should prepare for standard defense procurement timelines and delivery conditions.
