Open Tender for ITEM-1 BLACK TUBE AS PER NIT PAGE NO 26,ITEM-2 BLACK TUBE AS PER NIT PAGE NO 26,ITEM-3 BLACK TUBE A in PANIPAT, HARYANA

The eligibility requirements include registration as a manufacturer or service provider. MSEs can claim exemption from Experience/Turnover criteria by submitting supporting documentation. Only Class I and Class II local suppliers under the "Make in India" policy can participate, while non-local suppliers are not eligible.

Bidders must submit a Certificate as requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions. If a bidder is seeking exemption from Experience/Turnover requirements, appropriate supporting documents must also be included to demonstrate eligibility.

Bidders must complete their registration on the GEM platform and ensure all required documents, including technical specifications and financial submissions, are uploaded before the closing date.

The bid documents must be uploaded in specified formats as outlined in the GEM guidelines. Typically, formats such as PDF and other standard document types are acceptable.

The black tubes must adhere to the specifications detailed in the BOQ document, including compliance with local manufacturing standards and the required local content percentages for Class 1 and Class 2 suppliers.

All products must meet the stipulated quality standards as defined in the tender. A Material Test Certificate must accompany the supply, confirming compliance with technical specifications.

Yes, products must comply with both the technical specifications mentioned in the bid documents and any relevant Indian Standard certifications applicable to steel tubes and tubular products.

An EMD of 180,000 is required to be submitted with the bid. MSEs seeking exemption must include applicable documentation for validation.

A performance bank guarantee (ePBG) of 0.05% is required, valid for a duration of 24 months after the contract award.

Payment terms will be outlined in the contract post-adjudication of bids, typically involving milestone payments upon successful delivery and verification of products.

The evaluation will primarily consider the total bid price and local content compliance. Bids from MSEs within the specified price margin of the lowest bidder will also receive favorable consideration.

All submissions must be made electronically via the GEM platform, ensuring that all requisite documentation is attached and submitted before the bid's closing time.

Bidders should refer to the GEM platform for updated timelines. Ensure that submissions are made before specified closing dates, as late submissions will not be considered.

The evaluation will follow a detailed assessment based on the total value evaluation method, with preferences for local suppliers and MSEs factored into the decision.

Results will be communicated through updates on the GEM platform, including notifications about contract awards and outcomes of the evaluation process.

MSEs may benefit from preferential evaluation, exemptions from certain requirements, and opportunities to match lower bidder prices within allowed margins. They must present valid Udyam registration documentation to avail these benefits.