Indian Army Local Chemist Empanelment Service Tender 2026 Assam Tinsukia Medicine Procurement

Tender Overview

The Indian Army, Department of Military Affairs, invites bids for Local Chemist Empanelment Service – Medicine in TINSUKIA, ASSAM (786125). Estimated value is ₹14,400,000 with implied scale for pharmaceutical supply and related services. The procurement targets qualified chemist establishments to empanel for medicine dispensing to beneficiaries in the region, with emphasis on proximity and service accessibility. A key differentiator is the requirement for a local office in Assam and a dedicated service-support channel. The tender emphasizes flexibility in quantity or duration up to 50%, aligned with sectional variation allowances, and obligates compliance with service standards and governance.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product/service: Local chemist empanelment for medical medicines and related pharmaceutical services.
• Location/coverage: TINSUKIA, ASSAM (786125) with office in the state for service delivery.
• Value/scale: Estimated contract value ~₹14.4 million; quantity adjustments permitted up to 50%.
• Service prerequisites: Dedicated toll-free support line for post-sale assistance; demonstrable presence of the bidder’s service office in Assam.
• Documentation focus: Compliance with bid terms, office presence evidence, and financial/operational capacity to sustain medical supply.
• Eligibility cues: Not specified in BoQ; bidders must meet essential operating criteria and maintain permissible legal standing.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• 50% variation clause: Contract quantity or duration may be revised ±50%; supplier consent required for scope expansions.
• Office requirement: Service provider must maintain an office in the consignee state (Assam) with documentary evidence.
• Support channel: Bidders must provide a dedicated toll-free service number.
• Financial standing: Bidder must not be in liquidation or bankruptcy; an undertaking is required.
• EMD/fees: Not specified in the data; bidders should prepare standard bid security per DMAF norms.