Government Tender Published for Power Generator - DG Set (up to 900 KVA) in DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND

To participate in the procurement of the Power Generator - DG Set, bidders must meet several eligibility requirements including registration as a business entity, and demonstrating an average annual turnover of at least INR 10 Lakh over the past three years. Additionally, bidders should provide proof of three years of past experience delivering similar equipment. Compliance with the specified OEM turnover of INR 15 Lakh and the necessary certifications, including the OEM Authorization Certificate, are also needed for qualification.

The technical specifications for the Power Generator - DG Set entail compliance with stringent safety and operational standards applicable in India. Bidders must ensure that the generators can operate efficiently across a variety of load conditions while adhering to environmental regulations on emissions. Documentation that validates compliance with these quality standards must also be submitted as part of the tender proposal.

For this tender, bidders are required to submit a refundable Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) of INR 50,000. This deposit serves as a security measure during the bidding process to demonstrate the seriousness of the bid and will be returned to non-winning bidders upon completion of the evaluation process.

Documents must be submitted electronically via the Gem online bidding system. Bidders should follow the guidelines provided in the tender documentation for acceptable document formats and must include all required documents, such as evidence of experience, financial statements, and relevant authorizations. Ensuring that the submissions meet the outlined requirements will facilitate a smoother evaluation process.

Yes, this procurement process includes special provisions for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and startups, allowing for potential exemptions from certain eligibility criteria, particularly concerning experience and turnover. This initiative is aimed at promoting inclusivity and supporting local suppliers under the 'Make in India' policies. It encourages local content in procurement, thereby fostering economic growth and innovation within the state.