Tender Overview
Indian Overseas Bank invites bids for the supply, installation and maintenance of network-based CCTV systems in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The tender carries an EMD of ₹50,000. The BOQ lists zero items, signaling a project-wide CCTV deployment/upgrade rather than a fixed-item list. A notable clause allows a contract quantity or duration adjustment up to 25% at contract issue and again post-issuance. Bidders must align with the tender’s SOW and upload ATC documents as referenced in tender attachments. The opportunity centers on a comprehensive CCTV solution rather than single-unit procurement, with scope encompassing equipment supply, system installation, and ongoing maintenance.
- Organization: Indian Overseas Bank
- Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu
- Category: Custom Bid for Services – Supply, Installation and Maintenance of Network Based CCTV Systems
- EMD: ₹50,000
- Quantity/Value: Not disclosed; BOQ shows 0 items
- Key differentiator: 25% quantity/duration flexibility; SOW aligned to uploaded tender documents
- Unique aspect: Absence of listed BOQ items indicates a project-wide CCTV solution rather than discrete components
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Product/Service: Network-based CCTV system supply, installation and maintenance
- Location/Delivery: Chennai, Tamil Nadu
- Financial terms: EMD ₹50,000; no specific delivery timelines published; ATC and SOW referenced in uploaded documents
- Compliance: Tender references to ATC and SOW; no standalone technical specs available in the data
- Variation rights: Up to 25% variation in quantity or contract duration at issue and post-issuance
- Additional notes: No BOQ items; bidders should review attached tender files for scope details
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD: ₹50,000 (as per tender terms)
- Assignment/Sub-contracting: Not allowed without prior written consent of the buyer; joint liability remains with the main bidder
- SOW/ATC: Governed by the tender documents and uploaded ATC files
- Variation: Buyer may modify contract quantity/duration by up to 25%; bidders must accept revised terms
- Documentation: Bidders should prepare the typical government-tender submissions and cross-check with uploaded attachments for any OEM authorizations or technical compliance certificates
- Liability: Bidder remains liable for performance alongside any assignee/sub-contractor
