Tender Overview
The State Bank of India (SBI) invites bids for General Purpose Chair (Without Wheels) Q2 and Revolving Chair V5 (Q2) for deployment in Dharwad, Karnataka 580001. While the tender listing shows no BOQ items or explicit quantity, the procurement targets standard office seating, with potential quantity fluctuations under the option clause up to 25% of the bid quantity. The document scope indicates SBI’s ongoing need for compliant office chairs, with delivery terms linked to original and extended delivery periods. The opportunity is centered on furnishing SBI premises with ergonomic seating that meets general office use requirements within Karnataka. A key differentiator is the option to adjust quantities during the contract at contracted rates, requiring bidders to plan for variable demand and ensure timely supply.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Product names: General Purpose Chair (Without Wheels) and Revolving Chair V5 (Q2)
- Location: Dharwad, Karnataka 580001
- Category: Office seating for government-related banking facilities
- Delivery: Delivery window tied to original order date, with potential extension based on option clause; additional time calculated as (Additional quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, with a minimum of 30 days
- Variability: Quantity may vary up to ±25%; bidders must accommodate flexible ordering
- BOQ status: No items listed; bidders should prepare for standard office chair specifications and quantity estimates
- Financials: No EMD amount or estimated contract value published in the listing; bidders should verify with SBI during bid submission
- Compliance: Submissions must reflect ability to scale delivery and honor contracted rates across quantity changes
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- Option Clause: SBI may increase/decrease quantity by up to 25% at contract award and during currency
- Delivery timing: Calculations begin from the last date of the original delivery order; minimum extension time policy applies
- Bid compliance: All bidders must accept and implement the option clause terms
- Documentation: Prepare standard bid documentation and confirm delivery capabilities for variable quantities
- Additional terms: No specific product standards or warranties listed; bidders should seek clarifications on installation and after-sales support
- Jurisdiction: Karnataka, with contract enforcement under SBI procurement rules
