Tender Overview
The Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs, seeks a procurement tender for multiple automotive components, including VANE PUMP, WIPER MOTOR, SPEED SENSOR, HEAD LIGHT BULB, and BOLT NUT DAMPER. The BoQ lists five items with unspecified quantities, signaling a multi-line, potentially variable-order contract. The initiative references standard procurement practice under the armyโs equipment supply program for vehicle maintenance and field readiness, with an emphasis on reliable, OEM-replaceable parts. A key differentiator is the option clause enabling quantity adjustments up to 25% during and after the contract, at contracted rates. Delivery timelines will be recalculated if quantities change, ensuring continuity. This tender is part of ongoing military vehicle support in India.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Items: VANE PUMP, WIPER MOTOR, SPEED SENSOR, HEAD LIGHT BULB, BOLT NUT DAMPER
- BoQ: 5 total items; exact quantities/units not disclosed
- EMD/Estimated value: Not specified in available data
- Delivery: Not specified; option clause allows up to 25% quantity variation
- Terms: Delivery period adjustments based on extra quantity; minimum additional time rule tied to original delivery period
- Compliance: Bidders must adhere to the Purchaserโs option-clause mechanics and provide competitive pricing for potential quantity expansion
- Context: No technical standards or brand mandates explicitly listed in the available data, implying generic OEM components may be acceptable
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD: Not disclosed in the data set
- Quantity variation: Option to increase/decrease up to 25% of bid/contract quantity
- Delivery timing: Calculations based on kept delivery period with a minimum assumed time
- Payment terms: Not specified in the available information
- Documentation: Standard bidder submissions anticipated (GST, PAN, experience/capability, financials), exact list not provided here
- Warranty/after-sales: Not specified in available data
- Unique clause: All bidders must comply with the option-clauses for quantity adjustments during and after contracting