Indian Army Department Of Military Affairs healthcare supplies tender 2026 in Delhi NCR - 25% quantity option, EMD not specified

Tender Overview

The procuring organization is the Indian Army under the Department Of Military Affairs. The tender seeks a batch of healthcare products including incise drape adhesive 35×35 cm, multi‑vitamin drops with specified dosages, and essential injectable medications such as Morphine, Diazepam, Dobutamine, and Nitroglycerine, with a stated estimated value of ₹45,195. The scope appears to cover a combination of pharmaceutical and medical consumables with a single approximate value, and the procurement is framed under the Army’s internal supply needs. A key differentiator is the quantity option clause allowing an increase up to 25% of bid/contract quantity and a parallel option to extend delivery time proportionally, subject to a minimum of 30 days. The tender emphasizes delivery terms aligned to the original order date, with extension rules clearly defined. Location details are not specified in the data provided, but the procurement context is for government military medical requirements.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Standards/Compliance: Not explicitly listed; product names include incise drape 35×35 cm and Vitamin/Mineral drops with specified IU and mg per ml values.
• Item count: 16 items in the BOQ, with no explicit quantities per item provided.
• Estimated value: ₹45,195; EMD amount not specified.
• Delivery terms revolve around extension provisions and percentage quantity adjustments up to 25%.
• The data references a mix of injectable medicines (e.g., Morphine, Diazepam, Dobutamine HCl) and vitamins/minerals, suggesting a broad medical supply scope rather than a single product category.
• No explicit brand, testing, or warranty requirements are stated in the available data.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Option Clause: Purchaser may increase or decrease quantity by up to 25% at contract time; may increase quantity during currency at contracted rates.
• Delivery period commences from the last date of the original delivery order; extended periods follow the same logic with proportional time calculations; minimum extension is 30 days.
• EMD amount: not specified in the data; bidders must comply with general tender terms.
• The Terms require bidders to adhere to the option clause and delivery-time calculations as described; no explicit payment terms or warranty details are provided in the available data.