Tender Overview
The tender is issued by the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) under the Department Of Financial Services for the procurement of Maple Travel Sling Bags for men & women. The project scope shows an estimated procurement value with an EMD of ₹100,000 and a Bid Quantity flexibility of up to 25%, enabling adjustments at contract award or during the contract. Location details are not specified in the data, and no BOQ items are listed, indicating a potentially small to mid-scale bag supply requirement. The tender emphasizes adherence to the purchaser’s option clause and delivery-time computations, which could influence bid pricing and scheduling. This tender sits within a government procurement workflow and may align with annual LIC staff or client-facing merchandise programs, depending on internal categorization.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Product: Maple Travel Sling Bag for men & women
- Category: Travel/Bag procurement; no explicit bag specifications or material details are provided
- EMD: ₹100,000 collection, with online or DD submission as per standard GOV requirements
- Quantity: Up to 25% increase/decrease allowed from bid quantity; delivery timing calculated from the original and extended periods per the option clause
- Standards/Testing: No specific standards listed in the data; bidders should anticipate standard governances on bag components, warranties, and delivery
- Delivery/Location: Not specified; delivery terms follow the clause allowing extension up to the original delivery period under the option rules
- Key differentiator: The tender highlights a dynamic quantity adjustment provision and a defined delivery-time methodology, impacting scheduling and pricing
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD: ₹100,000 to be submitted per terms; bidders must comply with option-driven quantity adjustments up to 25%
- Delivery terms: Delivery period aligned to original order date; extended delivery time calculation uses (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period with a 30-day minimum
- Payment terms: Not explicitly detailed in the provided data; bidders should prepare for standard government payment cycles
- Documents: Typical tender submissions include GST certificate, PAN, experience certificates, financial statements, and OEM authorizations, but exact required documents are not enumerated here
- ATC/ATD: An uploaded ATC document exists; bidders should review it for clause-specific compliance and risk allocation
- BOQ: No items listed, suggesting potential direct-quote or catalog-based submission rather than unit-rate items
- Compliance: All bidders must adhere to the generic and ATC terms and the option clause to ensure contract viability
