Indian Army Dummy Drone Procurement Bangalore Karnataka 2026 – Procurement of Defense Equipment

Bidders must submit PAN, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, and an EFT mandate with bank certification. Although the BOQ is empty, ensure vendor code creation is completed and attach all required identity and banking documents to establish financial credibility for the Indian Army procurement process in Bengaluru.

Submit PAN Card, GSTIN, a Cancelled Cheque, and a bank-certified EFT Mandate. These are mandatory for bid participation and vendor code creation; ensure scans are legible and match your financial records for seamless verification.

No technical specifications are provided in the tender data. Suppliers should be prepared to supply a basic dummy drone model, with no specified performance metrics or standards listed; confirm with the procurement team if any testing or demonstration is required during vendor onboarding.

The tender data does not specify an EMD amount. Bidders should verify whether an EMD is required during the vendor code creation stage or through the buyer-provided ATC document. Prepare a compliant EMD plan if later advised by the Indian Army.

No delivery schedule is stated in the available data. If a timeline is issued, confirm from the Buyer Uploaded ATC document. In the interim, align internal production or sourcing calendars to accommodate potential fast-track approval and procurement.

Submit a bank-certified EFT Mandate along with a cancelled cheque copy. The mandate should authorize electronic payments to your supplier account and must align with PAN and GST details to be accepted in vendor onboarding for this procurement.

Scope details are limited to a dummy drone purchase by the Indian Army in Bangalore. The BOQ shows zero items, and the estimated value is ₹147,600. Confirm exact model, dimensions, and usage with the procurement team; prepare to supply a standard, non-operational training drone if required.