Indian Army Consultancy Services for Detailed Project Preparation including Geotechnical, Topographic Survey & 3D Modelling DMA 2026

Tender Overview

Organization: Indian Army (Department Of Military Affairs) seeks consultancy services for a comprehensive detailed project preparation. Scope includes site clearance, geotechnical investigations, topographic survey, architectural drawings, structural analysis and drawings, plus 3D modelling. Estimated value: ₹4,000,000 with an EMD of ₹80,000. Location details are not specified within the available data, but the procurement falls under DM A's project consultancy category. A notable differentiator is the integration of multidisciplinary tasks into a single procurement package, with scope variability up to 25% at contract award per buyer terms.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Project consultancy for detailed design and surveying work covering: site clearance, geotechnical investigation, topographic survey, architectural drawings, structural analysis and drawings, and 3D modelling.
• No itemized BOQ is provided; bidders should infer scope from the SOW/SLA attachments provided by the buyer.
• EMD: ₹80,000; Estimated value: ₹4,000,000.
• Terms reference a 25% quantity/duration variation permitted at contract issue and post-award, with acceptance by bidders.
• The engagement appears to require multidisciplinary consulting expertise and coordination across planning, civil, architectural, and geospatial disciplines. Proposals should demonstrate capability to deliver integrated design packages and model-based deliverables.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: ₹80,000.
• Scope variation: Up to 25% allowed before award and after contract issuance.
• No explicit performance bonds, warranty, or penalty details are listed in the extracted data.
• Submissions must align with the buyer-added terms and the SOW/SLA documents referenced in the tender packet.
• Missing BOQ items suggest emphasis on technical approach, schedule, and integration capabilities over fixed quantities.
• The tender appears to target experienced multidisciplinary consulting firms with civil, architectural, geo-spatial, and modelling competencies.