Government Tender Published for (625-OL0086) BROACHING OIL FOR HORIZONTAL BROACHING OPERATION MOTOREX: SWISSCUT ORTHO TX-10 ART NO. in KORAPUT, ODISHA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, submission of a Bidder Turnover Certificate, OEM Authorization Certificate, and compliance with BoQ specifications. Bidders seeking exemptions from experience and turnover criteria must provide substantial supporting documents for evaluation.

Bidders are required to submit a Bidder Turnover Certificate, an OEM Authorization Certificate, and supporting documents that demonstrate their compliance with the bid's specifications.

The registration process for this tender requires bidders to be registered as entities on the GeM portal. All necessary documentation should be uploaded as instructed in the tender document during the bid submission phase.

Accepted document formats include PDF and scanned images of the original certificates. Bidders should ensure that all documents are clear and legible as per the submission guidelines.

The technical specifications dictate that the broaching oil must possess specific viscosities, flash points, and corrosion ratings, confirming to standards like DIN 51562 and ASTM D445, among others.

Yes, the quality standards include strict criteria for viscosity, flash point, corrosion resistance, and chemical composition, ensuring the oil meets high performance and safety standards for aviation applications.

Compliance requirements entail adherence to the specifications outlined in the bid, coupled with the submission of relevant certificates and documentation proving eligibility for any exemptions sought.

The EMD amount is set at ₹20,000. Bidders seeking EMD exemptions under the MSE category must submit valid supporting documentation to avail this benefit.

Performance security is typically required; however, specific conditions and amounts may vary based on the buyer’s discretion and the nature of the contract as stated in the tender document.

Payment terms will be detailed in the finalized contract. Bidders should ensure they are aware of terms regarding GST reimbursements and payment timelines.

Bids must be submitted through the GeM portal in a Two Packet Bid format, ensuring that all documentation is uploaded correctly before the bid closure date.

The tender process includes specified dates for bid submission, opening, and the validity of offers, which are all detailed in the bid document.

The evaluation process involves a total value-wise evaluation of submitted bids, along with possible reverse auctions except for the highest-priced bid barring certain conditions.

Yes, MSEs will be granted specific preferences as outlined in the 'Make in India' policy, allowing for exemptions and competitive advantages in the bidding process.

Bidders must comply with 'Make in India' mandates, demonstrating a minimum local content as stipulated to qualify for certain benefits, ensuring support for local manufacturing initiatives.