Indian Army 3D Printer for Multi-Colour Tender Kargil Jammu & Kashmir 2026 with 25% quantity option

Bidders should prepare the official bid package including GST, PAN, experience certificates, financial statements, EMD documents, and OEM authorizations. Ensure submission of a physical sample to the workspace before bid opening and comply with the ATC terms. Delivery terms follow the 25% quantity variation clause if awarded.

Required documents include GST registration, PAN, past performance certificates for multi-colour 3D printers, financial statements, EMD details, technical compliance, OEM authorizations (if applicable), and the mandatory product sample delivered for evaluation prior to bid opening.

Although explicit specs are not listed, bidders must provide a multi-colour 3D printer, ensure compatibility with standard filaments, and meet Indian Army ATC terms. The sample submission is critical for eligibility, and the unit should be delivered to Kargil within the stated delivery framework.

Delivery timing starts from the last date of the original delivery order. If quantity increases by up to 25%, the extended period is calculated as (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, with a minimum extension of 30 days.

The tender data does not specify payment terms. Expect standard government terms per ATC, typically linked to delivery milestones and acceptance tests, with potential advance or milestone-based payments post-sample approval and delivery, subject to compliance.

Submitting the sample to the workspace before bid opening is mandatory; failure to submit can lead to disqualification. The sample must be approved by the concerned department to validate the bid, ensuring the printer meets required capabilities.

Yes, the purchaser may increase the quantity up to 25% of bid/contract quantity during placement and during contract currency, at the contracted rates, with delivery time adjusted per the outlined formula and minimum 30 days.

The procurement location is Kargil, Jammu & Kashmir (194102), with the bidder delivering the multi-colour 3D printer to the specified site and complying with the overall bid terms and delivery obligations.