Bids are Invited For MCB - Miniature Circuit - Breakers for A.C. Operation as per IS / IEC 60898 (Part 1),Piano Type Non in BANGALORE, KARNATAKA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 10 lakh for three years, and demonstrating three years of past experience in similar services. Additionally, MSEs and startups can seek exemptions from the experience and turnover criteria by providing supporting documentation.

Bidders must submit several required certificates, including proof of experience, bidder turnover, a certificate as requested in the ATC, and an OEM Authorization Certificate. For bidders seeking exemptions, the relevant supporting documents must also be uploaded.

Bidders should complete the registration process via the GeM portal and ensure compliance with the specific technical requirements outlined in this tender document. Registering as a supplier entails providing company information, financial details, and any certifications relevant to the products being offered.

Documents required for submission should be in standard file formats such as PDF, DOC, or other commonly accepted formats that meet submission requirements specified in the bid document.

The technical specifications necessitate that MCBs comply with IS / IEC 60898 (Part 1). Bidders must ensure that the components meet all relevant quality standards and adhere to safety regulations as per applicable IS codes.

All products must conform to the specified quality standards outlined in the Indian Standards (IS) for MCBs and related electrical components. This includes certification and compliance with safety norms.

Bidders need to comply with the technical specifications, quality standards mentioned, and the submission documentation as defined in the tender. Compliance with 'Make in India' policies is also encouraged.

While specific testing criteria may not be explicitly stated, bidders are expected to meet the technical specifications and required certifications associated with the quality assurance of the items being provided.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) for this tender is set at 63,000. Bidders must ensure that this amount is included with their bid submission as a demonstration of commitment to the tender process.

Bidders must be prepared to provide a performance security as stipulated in the tender document, ensuring their ability to meet all obligations upon the successful awarding of the contract.

Payment terms include specific timelines for payment upon delivery and acceptance of goods. Bidders should review the detailed financial requirements outlined in the tender documentation carefully.

The evaluation process will follow a Total value-wise evaluation which considers both the pricing offered and adherence to the technical specifications. Bids will be favorably evaluated based not only on cost but also on compliance with required standards.

Submissions must be made through the GeM portal following the outlined procedures. Bidders should ensure they comply with the submission formats required.

While specific dates are not included in this summary, bidders must refer to the main tender document for the essential deadlines related to submission, opening, and other critical events.

The evaluation process will be carried out in phases, with focus on technical compliance followed by financial assessments based on the value of the bids. Bidders will be notified of the results through official channels post-evaluation.

MSEs can benefit from exemptions regarding years of experience and turnover criteria, allowing them a more accessible entry point into the bidding process.

Startups can also take advantage of the exemptions concerning years of experience and turnover, aimed at fostering innovation and participation from new entrants in the market.

This tender strongly encourages compliance with 'Make in India' policies, focusing on local manufacturing and sourcing to enhance domestic production capabilities and support economic growth.