Universal Blast Deflector - Department of Military Affairs

The eligibility requirements include being a registered legal entity, having valid PAN and GST registrations, and prior experience in supplying equipment related to military or defense. Financial statements from the last three years must also demonstrate financial soundness. Companies must comply with local regulations and demonstrate capability to deliver the specified blast deflector.

Participants are required to submit various certificates, including a valid GST registration certificate, PAN, and documentation that verifies adherence to quality standards in manufacturing. Certificates proving past experience in defense contracts may also enhance the proposal, demonstrating capability to meet military specifications and standards.

The submission process requires bidders to submit their proposals electronically through the designated procurement portal. All essential documents must be in PDF format and uploaded before the stated deadline. It is critical that all sections of the bid are carefully completed to avoid disqualification.

The payment terms will be delineated in the tender documents. Generally, they may include provisions such as advance payments, milestone payments upon delivery, and final payment upon successful installation and testing of the equipment. Independent audits may also be considered for financial transactions to ensure compliance with set standards.

Yes, there are special provisions for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs), which may include relaxed eligibility criteria, support in the application process, and possible prioritization in selection. This initiative is in line with fostering local procurement and supporting startups within the industry. Compliance with ‘Make in India’ policies may also enhance the vendor’s competitive advantage.