Open tender · India · Establishment of Central Surveillance Command Centre

Establishment of Central Surveillance Command Centre

Ministry of Defence

Ministry of Defence in India is inviting bids for “Establishment of Central Surveillance Command Centre”. Bids close on 14 October 2026, 13:00 IST. Reference: GEM/2026/B/7938221. Who can bid: Minimum average annual turnover of 17 lakh Indian rupees over the last three years; Three years of past experience supplying same or similar category products to government or public sector buyers. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.

The tender in brief

Supply and installation of a central surveillance command centre for the Indian Army, for experienced security system suppliers

The Indian Army is buying one Central Surveillance Command Centre, delivered to Nainital within 60 days of the contract. Bidders need three years of similar supply experience and a minimum average annual turnover of 17 lakh Indian rupees. The contract is a two-packet bid with reverse auction among technically qualified bidders.

Who can win it

  • Minimum average annual turnover of 17 lakh Indian rupees over the last three years
  • Three years of past experience supplying same or similar category products to government or public sector buyers
  • Bidder or the product manufacturer must hold ISO 9001 certification

Key facts

Contract period
Delivery within 60 days; ePBG required for 26 months
How bids are judged
Two-packet bid with technical evaluation, then reverse auction among qualified bidders excluding highest priced
Published
04 Oct 2026
Reference
GEM/2026/B/7938221

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