Indian Army FPV 7 Inch Analog Drone with TI Camera Procurement India 2026

Tender Overview

The Indian Army invites bids for an FPV 7 Inch Analog Drone with TI Camera. The procurement scope is defined as a drone system under the Department of Military Affairs, with a focus on TI camera-equipped FPV capability. The tender emphasizes data-sheet alignment, OEM/Reseller supply history, and non-obsolescence with a 3-year market life requirement. A key differentiator is the mandatory data sheet upload and verification against product specifications. The document underscores GST considerations and the option clause enabling quantity variations up to 50% during contract execution, with extended delivery period calculations. Location is India, and the bid targets suppliers capable of government-grade drone delivery under the GEM framework.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product/category: FPV 7 Inch Analog Drone with TI Camera
• Data Sheet: mandatory upload for technical verification
• Experience: bidders must demonstrate 3 years of regular manufacturing/supply to Central/State Govt bodies or PSUs
• Market life: offered product should have at least 3 years residual life and not be end-of-life per OEM
• GST: GST applicability to be self-verified; reimbursement per actuals or prevailing rates, whichever is lower
• Documentation for Vendor Code: PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, EFT mandate (bank-certified)
• Delivery/option clause: quantity may increase up to 50% during contract; extended delivery time formula applies
• Quality verification: data sheet must match bid specifications to avoid rejection
• GST invoice: scanned GST invoice and GST portal payment confirmation required on GEM portal

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: amount not disclosed in tender data; bidders must verify clearance terms with the portal
• Obsolescence policy: product must not be obsolete within the bid period or post-award
• Payment terms: GST reimbursement as per actuals or applicable rates; supplier bears GST compliance responsibility
• Bidder documents: PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, EFT mandate; data sheet; prior contracts with Govt bodies
• Delivery terms: option clause allows delivery period modification; minimum 30 days calculation rule
• Authority checks: bidder should not be under liquidation or bankruptcy; must upload undertaking
• Data integrity: mismatch between data sheet and offered product parameters can lead to bid rejection
• OEM requirement: product offered via OEM or approved reseller with verifiable contracts