Indian Army Medical Supplies Tender 2026 for Sterile Syringes, Hydrogen Peroxide, Doramectin, Ranitidine – ISI/IP Standards

Tender Overview

The Indian Army, Department Of Military Affairs, seeks procurement across seven medical-item lines including disposable sterile syringes (5 ml and 2 ml with needles), hydrogen peroxide solution with stabilizer (IP 20, 500 ml bottle), sodium bicarbonate 7.5% (ampoule 10 ml), doramectin 1% (100 ml bottle), and ranitidine injections (2 ml vials). Estimated value and start/end dates are not disclosed, but the scope encompasses routine military medical consumables and small-volume injectables. The key differentiators are the multi-item medical supply alignment, mandatory vendor code creation documentation, and option-clauses permitting up to 25% quantity variability at contracted rates. The tender emphasizes standard-compliant pharmaceutical storage and delivery terms for armed forces procurement, with ATC terms reviewed in an uploaded ATC document.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Product categories: sterile syringes (5 ml, 2 ml) with needles; IP 20 hydrogen peroxide solution (500 ml bottle); sodium bicarbonate 7.5% ampoules (10 ml); doramectin 1% (100 ml bottle); ranitidine injections (2 ml).
• No explicit technical specs in the BOQ; expected alignment to standard pharmaceutical packaging, sterility, and dosage accuracy.
• Delivery and storage to meet military medical logistics standards; vendor must demonstrate capability to supply multiple items under one contract; a separate ATC document governs product standards.
• Documentation for vendor-code creation (PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, EFT mandate) is required with the bid.
• Seven-line item scope implies a consolidated procurement approach for ease of contract management.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD details are not disclosed in the document.
• Option clause allows ±25% quantity variation during or after original delivery, with delivery period recalculated proportionally (minimum 30 days).
• Bidder must submit PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, and EFT mandate with the bid for vendor-code creation.
• Delivery starts from the date of last delivery order; contract periods may include extensions to cover additional quantities.
• The ATC document governs any buyer-specific terms beyond these general provisions.