Procurement Opportunity: Power Generator - DG Set (up to 900 KVA) in SOUTH ANDAMAN, ANDAMAN & NICOBAR

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and demonstrating a minimum average annual turnover of 8 lakhs over the last three years. Additionally, bidders must have three years of prior experience in similar projects.

Bidders need to submit several documents, including the OEM Authorization Certificate, experience criteria documentation, past performance certificates, and bidder turnover verification. Additional documents requested in the ATC must also be uploaded.

No, the tender does not provide MSE exemptions for experience and turnover requirements. Bidders are expected to meet the standard eligibility laid out in the tender documentation.

The EMD amount is ₹47,564. Bidders must submit this along with their proposal to participate in the tender process.

Bidders seeking exemption from EMD must submit a valid supporting document that confirms their eligibility as per GeM guidelines, applicable primarily to manufacturers and suppliers under the MSE category.

Bidders must provide the OEM Authorization Certificate, proof of experience, turnover certification, and any additional documents specified in the ATC by the tendering authority.

Bids will undergo a total value wise evaluation process. This means the overall financial quotes will be compared, and the highest priced bid will be eliminated from the selection process to ensure best value for money for the government.

Payment terms typically include upfront payment or milestone payments, which will be detailed in the contract once the tender is awarded.

Documents must be submitted in PDF or other specified formats as required in the tender documentation. It's crucial to follow the instructions outlined in the ATC for submissions.

Yes, all supplied equipment must meet the quality standards specified in the tender documentation. Compliance with OEM specifications is mandatory to ensure reliability and performance.

Bids will close on a specified date, and subsequent openings will occur shortly afterward. The specific times are detailed in the bid document and should be adhered to strictly.

Results and notifications will typically be communicated via the official portal used for the submission of bids, and each bidder will receive an update regarding their bid status.

Yes, the tender process adheres to the Make in India policy, prioritizing procurement from local manufacturers and ensuring compliance with local content and procurement rules.

Any discrepancies found in submitted documents may lead to disqualification from the tender process. Bidders are encouraged to ensure accuracy and completeness in their submissions.

No, inspection by empanelled authorities is not required for this tender, streamlining the process for bidders.