Indian Army Anti Cutting Security Fence Procurement Hyderabad 2025 ISO Standards ISI/AAA compliant

Tender Overview

The Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs, seeks procurement and installation of anti-cutting security fence and accessories in HYDERABAD, TELANGANA. The estimated value is not disclosed; the project carries an EMD of ₹2,670,000. The contract requires Detailed Design Drawings to be approved within 5 days of award, with any required modifications provided within the same period. A delay in buyer approval will extend delivery time without liquidated damages. Key differentiators include post-award design validation and strict adherence to approved drawings. The scope focuses on high-security fencing solutions integrated with site-specific accessories, potentially including boundary hardware and installation services. This opportunity targets bidders capable of rapid design finalization and compliant fabrication. Unique terms emphasize due diligence on non-obsolescence and end-user compliance, with mandatory NDA and End User Certificate processes.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

No technical specifications are provided in the tender summary. Available data indicates the product category involves security fencing and related accessories, with emphasis on finalizing Detailed Design Drawings before fabrication. The bid requires that suppliers ensure materials are non-toxic and safe for handling, with MSDS provided for toxic items. Bidders must verify GST applicability themselves; GST reimbursement is limited to actuals or applicable rates, capped to the quoted percentage. The procurement favors vendors with prior central/state govt or PSU experience in similar fencing projects, and OEM relationships may be considered for primary product lines. Optional site visit is available.

Terms & Eligibility

Key terms include: EMD ₹2,670,000; delivery timeline tied to drawing approval, with a potential extension if approvals lag; bidders must demonstrate 3 years of regular manufacturing/supply of similar products to govt entities; mandatory documents include PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, and EFT mandate. An End User Certificate in the buyer’s format is required when requested. Additional conditions cover non-disclosure, product non-obsolescence, and GST handling, with proof of financial standing and experience certificates to be submitted with the bid.