Food Corporation Of India Non Paper Printing Services Tender Central Delhi 2026 Eco Solvent Poster Vinyl

Tender Overview

Food Corporation Of India invites bids for Non Paper Printing Services focused on Poster; Eco Solvent; Transparent Vinyl in Central Delhi, Delhi 110002. The opportunity involves processing and printing requirements under the DoFPD framework, with an EMD of ₹14,315. The contract includes a flexible quantity clause allowing a 25% variation in quantity or duration, subject to consent and tender terms. The absence of a BOQ indicates potential scope-driven deliverables and ATC adherence. Bidders should align with the ATC stipulations to avoid material deviations, ensuring compliance with all tender provisions. This procurement may appeal to suppliers of wide-format printing, banner materials, and vinyl-based media.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Focus areas: Poster printing, Eco Solvent inks, and Transparent Vinyl media for outdoor/indoor display.
• No explicit technical specs or performance metrics provided; bidders should infer from category and typical industry standards for eco-solvent printing.
• EMD: ₹14,315 as required security to participate; ensure payment method per tender rules.
• Compliance with any additional ATC or SLA attachments referenced by the buyer; deviation may lead to bid rejection.
• In absence of a detailed BOQ, emphasize capability to deliver varied print widths, media compatibility, color management, and quick-turnaround service.
• Emphasize vendor qualifications for large-format print production and media handling; prepare to demonstrate prior experience if requested.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Quantity/Duration variation permitted up to 25% with original terms intact; post-issuance adjustments may still be capped at 25%.
• Strict adherence to the buyer’s ATC; deviations may lead to rejection.
• Ensure submission of all required bid documents, EMD remittance, and technical compliance as per tender conditions.
• Delivery/completion timelines, payment terms, and penalty clauses will be governed by ATC and contract documents once issued.