Tender Overview
The Indian Army, under the Department Of Military Affairs, invites bids for the supply of a broad range of spice and pantry items, listed under 25 distinct line items including turmeric powder, coriander powder, chilli powder, sambar powder, garam masala, biriyani masala, vermicelli 850 gm, hing, black pepper, dry chilli from Guntur, jeera, mustard, cloves, cardamom green elachi, tamarind, garlic, cinnamon patta, corn flour, gram flour, ground nut, pappad, bay leaves, black cardamom, and vinegar. The procurement is a goods-only supply contract with no explicit quantity or value published. Location details are not disclosed in the tender data. The buyer reserves a quantity variation window up to 25 percent of bid/contract quantities and allows extension of delivery timelines under defined calculations. This bid emphasizes strict adherence to delivery schedules at contract rates if options are exercised.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- No technical specifications are published for the 25 listed items beyond basic product names.
- Scope: Only supply of Goods (breadth covers dry spices, masalas, flours, seasonings, and pantry staples).
- BOQ shows 25 total items; individual quantities and unit measurements are not provided.
- Delivery terms hinge on option clause: 25% quantity variation allowed; additional time calculated as (Increased quantity รท Original quantity) ร Original delivery period, minimum 30 days.
- No standard codes, certifications, or quality benchmarks are explicitly stated in the tender data. Bidders must prepare to meet implied sanitary and packaging expectations for food-grade goods.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- Option Clause: Purchaser may increase/decrease quantity up to 25% at contracted rates; delivery period adjustments use a defined formula with a minimum 30 days, extending to the original delivery period if required.
- Scope: Supply of Goods only; no installation or service components.
- EMD and estimated value are not disclosed in the provided tender data.
- Compliance with generic procurement norms is implied; bidders should be prepared to demonstrate food-grade packaging and timely delivery across all 25 items.