AIIMS Kalyani Procurement of Prosthetic and Orthotic Consumables and Supplies

This tender, identified by Bid Number GEM/2026/B/7365323, is being issued by the All India Institute Of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) under the Department of Health and Family Welfare. The tender seeks to procure a comprehensive range of Prosthetic Orthotic Consumables, with a total quantity of 985 units. The bidding period will commence on October 9, 2026, at 12:00 PM and conclude on October 13, 2026, at 5:00 PM. The scope of supply includes a wide array of essential components for prosthetic and orthotic fabrication and repair, such as various below-knee and above-knee prosthetic kits, prosthetic feet (Sach Foot in sizes 23, 24, 25, and 26, left and right), and specialized orthotic components including Orthoflex and Pelite sheets in different thicknesses, and Plastazote sheets. The tender also requires a variety of fastening and finishing materials including nylon and cotton stockinettes, glass and carbon fibre fabrics, epoxy resin and hardener, thinners, colour pigments, Perlon sleeves, PVA bags, cling film, Velcro hook and loop fasteners in multiple widths, nylon webbing, press buttons, D rings, and copper and aluminium rivets. Furthermore, the procurement encompasses essential tools and hardware such as tube grips, jigsaw blades, copying pencils, drill bits, sanding drums and sleeves, rasp heads, rubber bowls, spatulas, and various suspension systems like BK sleeve suspension, BK muley strap suspension, and AK TES suspension belts. Additional items include prosthetic buttons, cowhide leather, Locktite, talcum powder, Teflon sheets, pyramidaldrapping socket adapters, mechanical prosthetic kits (BE and AE), drop lock orthotic knee joints with bars and knee caps (sizes 1, 2, and 3), orthotic ankle joints (Spandan and Tamarc), colouring paper sheets, foot impression blocks, cosmetic foam covers for BK and AK prosthetics, banion cloth, and aluminium strips in 2 cm and 3 cm widths. The AIIMS Kalyani office will be overseeing this procurement process, which is aimed at ensuring the availability of critical supplies for patient care and rehabilitation services.