Indian Army Essential Office and Stationery Supplies Procurement

This tender, issued by the Department of Military Affairs under the Ministry of Defence, specifically for the Indian Army, with Bid Number GEM/2026/B/8132576, presents a comprehensive procurement opportunity for a diverse range of essential office supplies. The bid is open from 12:00 PM on November 4, 2026, to 12:00 PM on November 5, 2026. The requirement encompasses a total quantity of 7095 units, detailing a broad spectrum of stationery items including various types of A4 and FS paper (75 GSM), stapler pins (large Kangaro 24 obliq 6 and small Kangaro DeskEssential No 10), registers (large 400 pages and 196 pages), writing instruments such as Pilot V5 pens (blue, black, red), Cello Butterflow ball pens (black, blue, red), Luxor permanent markers (blue, black), sketch pens (black), erasers (ApsaraDOMS), stationery adhesives like Fevi Stick (15 Gm), and correcting fluid (Faber Castle). Further items include Apsara Doms pencils, binding clips (large 32mm and large 25mm), sticky notes (medium), sharpeners, highlighters, Duracell AA and AAA batteries, cleaning supplies such as Colin (1ltr), air freshener spray, Phenyl Lyzol (1 ltr packing), Harpic (1 ltr packing), and dusting cloths (24 inch x 24 inch), as well as brooms (Naryal and Phool jharo), mops (large), and wipers (big size). Also required are specific adhesive items like flag stickers, multicolour tape (1 inch transparent), brown tape (3 inch), and identification tags (large green 18 inch and small 8 inch). Fasteners include stainless steel T-type paper pins and multicolour U clips, and essential filing and organizational tools like file covers with logos, file binders with laces, and various envelope sizes (A4 and SE 9inch x 4 inch small). Finally, personal hygiene items such as All out refills and Godrej Aer Pocket Antimicrobial Hand Wash (V2) (Q2) are also part of this extensive procurement. This tender seeks a reliable supplier to meet the substantial and varied stationery and office supply needs of the Indian Army.