Indian Army Department Of Military Affairs 40mm Multi Grenade Launcher Dummy Model Tender 2026

Bidders should verify eligibility criteria, submit GST, PAN, financials, and prior experience certificates for similar training-dummy equipment. Prepare technical conformity statements, OEM authorizations if required, and ensure readiness to meet the option clause allowing ±25% quantity variation. Delivery terms refer to last order date with 30-day minimum extension.

Submit GST registration, PAN, detailed financial statements, experience certificates for similar projects, EMD proof (if applicable), technical bid detailing conformity to dummy training standards, OEM authorizations, and any prior deployment references to demonstrate capability to supply training aids.

Delivery periods begin from the last date of the original delivery order. If quantities increase, the extension is calculated as (Increased quantity ÷ Original quantity) × Original delivery period, with a minimum extension of 30 days, and the purchaser may extend the duration to the original delivery period.

The procurement focuses on a 40mm Multi Grenade Launcher Dummy Model and a Multi Mode Hand Grenade Dummy Model intended for training/demonstration rather than live ordnance; BOQ shows no enumerated items in the provided data.

The purchaser reserves the right to increase or decrease the quantity up to 25% of bid/contracted quantity at the time of placement and during currency of the contract, with corresponding rate protections.

Yes. The extended delivery time must follow the formula and a minimum of 30 days; if the original period is under 30 days, the extension equals the original period, and the purchaser may extend up to the original delivery period.

Specific standards are not listed in the available data; bidders should demonstrate safety-compliant training-dummy construction, conformity with any relevant military training aids guidelines, and provide conformity/quality statements in the technical bid.

The tender data provided does not disclose an estimated value or EMD amount. Bidders should monitor the final tender document for the exact financial limits, payment terms, and bid security requirements.