Procurement Opportunity: Re-inforced cut-off Wheel for Refractory Brick Cutting. Spec FF06033 Rev 08

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with valid Udyam Registration for MSEs, providing evidence of previous experience in similar supplies, and complying with designated evaluation rules.

Participants are required to provide a valid Udyam Registration certificate, along with any additional documents that demonstrate compliance with the technical specifications set forth in the tender documentation.

To register, interested bidders must complete the registration process outlined on the GeM portal, ensuring all details align with the eligibility criteria stipulated within the tender documentation.

Documents must be submitted in commonly accepted formats such as PDF, ensuring they can be easily reviewed by the evaluation committee without compromising quality.

The technical specifications detail that the cut-off wheels must conform to the standards outlined in the referenced specification documents, including dimensions, materials, and performance characteristics.

Yes, the cut-off wheels must adhere to quality standards as defined in industry specifications. Compliance with these standards will be a significant factor during the evaluation process.

Bidders must comply with all technical and financial requirements as outlined in the tender, including regulatory compliance related to MSE status if applicable.

Testing criteria will be provided in the specification documents, which outline the necessary qualities and durability requirements for the materials supplied.

An EMD is not required for this tender, simplifying the bidding process for all participants.

A Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) is required, but details regarding its necessity are stated as not being mandatory for this procurement.

Payments will be made within 90 days following the submission of the Consignee Receipt-cum-Acceptance Certificate (CRAC) and corresponding invoices.

The evaluation considers the total value of bids on a comparative basis, focusing on compliance and responsiveness to both financial and technical requirements.

Bids must be submitted through the GeM portal, adhering to the submission guidelines provided in the tender documentation for clarity and complete compliance.

Although specific dates for bid submission and opening are outlined within the tender, refer to the tender documents for the most accurate and current timelines.

MSEs will receive purchasing preference under the Public Procurement Policy for Micro and Small Enterprises, provided they have valid Udyam Registration.

No specific exemptions for years of experience and turnover are provided for startups in this particular tender.