Government Tender Published for ACTIVATED CARBON MEDIA in BASTAR, CHHATTISGARH

The eligibility requirements include being registered as an entity with necessary certifications and compliance with specific criteria set forth in the tender. Only indigenous manufacturers and MSEs with the requisite documentation are eligible to participate.

Bidders must provide a deployment certificate as per ATC, alongside documentation proving compliance with BoQ specifications. For exemptions regarding experience or turnover, supporting documents must be included for verification.

Bidders must register through the GeM Portal, where they can submit their bids and required documentation. Only electronic submissions are accepted, and details must align with the stipulated requirements in the bid.

The preferred formats for document submissions include PDF and any specified formats listed in the tender document. All documents should be clear, legible, and comply with the GeM Portal requirements.

Bidders must adhere to the specified technical specifications outlined in the tender documentation, ensuring the quality of the Activated Carbon Media aligns with mandatory standards detailed therein.

Bidders must ensure that the delivered products meet minimum specified quality standards as described in the tender documents, including adherence to local content regulations.

Bidders are required to comply with all technical specifications, local content measures, and procurement policies as stipulated in the tender document to qualify for evaluation.

While an EMD is not required, bidders should be aware of the performance security requirements as part of the contract, which ensures compliance with delivery and quality mandates.

Yes, bidders will be informed of the results once the evaluation process has been completed. Additionally, all participants have the right to feedback regarding their submissions.

The tender does not explicitly provide exemptions for startups; however, MSEs may benefit from certain provisions under applicable procurement policies, contingent upon documentation validation.

Bids that meet local content requirements may receive preferential consideration during evaluation. Bidders must upload certifying documentation to ensure compliance with Make in India initiatives.

The payment terms stipulate a full payment of 100% within 30 days post-receipt and acceptance of goods. Bidders must ensure prompt acceptance of delivery to comply with these terms.

The evaluation process is based on Total Value Wise Evaluation, focusing on the overall cost-effectiveness of bids while meeting technical and compliance requirements.

Bidders can raise concerns or grievances regarding bid conditions through the Representation window on the GeM platform within four days of bid publication to provide feedback on additional clauses or conditions.