Indian Army Construction of Synthetic Surface Badminton Court in HISAR Haryana 2026 with OEM/IS standards

Tender Overview

The Indian Army, Department of Military Affairs, seeks procurement for constructing a synthetic surface badminton court with poles, lighting, and allied accessories in HISAR, HARYANA (125001). The contract scope includes site works and installation for a single badminton court, aligned to equipment and protective structure standards. The opportunity is highlighted by an option clause permitting up to 25% quantity variation and extended delivery calculations. OEM requirements specify in-country after-sales support for imported items, and mandatory certification uploads are required for bid acceptance.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No BOQ items or technical specs available in the tender data.
• Essential compliance: imported products must have an Indian-registered OEM or Authorized Seller with a local service presence.
• Certificate condition: bidders must upload all certificates/documents sought in the Bid Document and ATC; non-submission risks bid rejection.
• Key procurement context: construction of a synthetic surface court with associated lighting and poles; focus on installation quality and serviceability in India.
• Inferred scope indicators include on-site installation, structural mounting of lighting, and compliance with after-sales support prerequisites for imported components.
• The absence of explicit dimensional, lighting, or material specs requires bidders to rely on standard industry practices and any OEM guidance.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• Quantity adjustment: up to 25% increase/decrease at contracted rates during/after order placement.
• Delivery window: calculated based on original delivery period; extension rules apply with a minimum 30 days, and potential extension up to the original delivery period.
• OEM/Imported products: must have Indian office for after-sales support; certificate to be submitted.
• Documentation: bidders must upload all certificates and documents as per Bid Document/ATC/Corrigendum; missing documents may lead to rejection.
• Compliance emphasis: adherence to buyer-specified ATC terms and any additional certifications required by the tender documents.