Procurement Opportunity: Sieve Shaker in KAPURTHALA, PUNJAB

The eligibility requirements include that the bidder must be a registered entity with at least three years of relevant experience supplying similar equipment, and the OEM should have an average turnover of at least 6 Lakh in the last three years. Special exemptions apply to MSEs and startups.

Bidders must provide documents like experience criteria, past performance reports, OEM authorization certificate, documents proving compliance with BoQ specifications, and supporting documents for exemptions if applicable.

Interested bidders should register on the GeM portal and follow the registration guidelines. It's essential to ensure that all documentation submitted aligns with the eligibility criteria specified in the tender.

The technical specifications include being electromagnetic, made of stainless steel, having a maximum noise level of 50 dB, and meeting specific parameters for motor horsepower and voltage among others. Warranty and compliance with laboratory standards are also required.

The Sieve Shaker must meet operational efficiency metrics, conform to specified noise levels, and it must be tested for compliance, with reports available from a Central Government or NABL accredited lab.

Yes, bidders must comply with local content requirements as specified in the tender. Compliance with environmental and safety standards as required by relevant authorities is also necessary.

There is no Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) required for this tender, encouraging participation from various sectors including MSEs and startups.

The successful bidder will need to maintain performance security as outlined in subsequent contract discussions, ensuring they adhere to supply timelines and quality standards throughout the contract period.

While specific payment terms are not outlined, generally such contracts require payment post-delivery and acceptance of the Sieve Shaker, subject to compliance with specifications and successful installation.

Bids will undergo total value-wise evaluation, taking into account both financial and qualitative aspects, as well as adherence to specified technical requirements.

Yes, MSEs benefit from exemptions relating to turnover and experience criteria, provided they meet the technical specifications detailed in the tender document.

Yes, startups are eligible for exemptions from certain criteria, specifically for turnover and experience, subject to compliance with the technical requirements specified in the tender.

Notification of results will typically be communicated through the GeM portal, where bidders can log in to view outcomes and any additional communications from the issuing authority.

Yes, adherence to 'Make in India' policies is a requirement that encourages local sourcing and manufacturing, ensuring proper certifications are submitted with bids.

Bidders must comply with local content rules as per the 'Make in India' initiative, which mandates a certain percentage of local materials and manufacturing processes in the product supply chain.