Equipment for Forest Departments

What the work needs

Equipment that survives a working plan cycle

A forest division buys equipment that has to still be working when the next working plan is written. That changes what matters: sealing against monsoon humidity, batteries you can buy in a district town, and readings that a different officer will record the same way in five years.

The bulk of the requirement is navigation and measurement — GNSS handhelds accurate enough under canopy, rangefinders with angle compensation so slope distance does not enter a boundary record as map distance, and mensuration tools that give repeatable numbers across a decade of enumerators.

Beyond that, patrol equipment and camera traps for wildlife divisions, weather instruments for fire-season planning, and radios for camps working outside mobile coverage.

Before you raise the order

How divisions usually buy

Against a divisional purchase order, on the Government e-Marketplace, or through limited and open tender. We can supply a proforma invoice first where the process requires one.

What we send with a bid

A technical compliance sheet mapping each tender clause to a published figure, plus the specification sheet for every line item.

Send the tender document or one line describing the work. We will come back with what meets it, what does not, and why.

Send us the requirement

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