Government Tender Published for Power Generator - DG Set (up to 900 KVA)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum of 3 years of past experience in supplying similar Power Generators to government bodies. Bidders must also demonstrate that they are not under liquidation or bankruptcy proceedings.

Bidders must provide various certifications such as ISO 9001, OEM Authorization Certificates, and Material Test Certificates. All relevant documentation should be submitted alongside the bid.

Bidders must register on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal, ensuring their entities are prepared with the necessary documentation to meet eligibility and submission requirements.

All necessary documents must be uploaded in specified formats as outlined in the tender, primarily in PDF format to ensure compatibility and maintain the integrity of submitted documents.

Bidders must comply with the technical specifications that include, but are not limited to, output capacity of 62.5 kVA, type of governor, and warranty terms as specified in the bid document.

The Power Generators must meet the standards stipulated by the relevant Indian Standards (IS) concerning performance and safety as mentioned in the bid documentation.

Yes, compliance requirements include maintaining certifications, submitting experience documentation, and adhering to financial turnover criteria.

An EMD of ₹75,800 is mandatory. Performance security requirements will be discussed post-award of contract and must comply with GeM GTC guidelines.

Payment terms will be outlined post-award and are typically structured around the successful delivery and installation of the Power Generator as per agreed contract terms.

Price evaluation will take into consideration the total bid value while adhering to the criteria of offering competitive pricing. Bidders are encouraged to present their most economical rates while fulfilling all technical specifications.

Bid results will be communicated through the GeM portal following the evaluation process and are expected to be available shortly after the bid opening.

In this tender, MSE Purchase Preference does not apply. However, MSEs should still adhere to all given eligibility and documentation requirements to fully participate.

This tender explicitly states that there are no startup exemptions for experience or turnover, requiring all bidders to meet standard eligibility criteria.

While this tender does not specifically reference 'Make in India' benefits or exemptions, it is implied that all goods offered must comply with the respective manufacturing and sourcing requirements.

Bidders must ensure that all relevant certifications, test reports, and invoices demonstrating compliance with technical specifications and financial criteria are submitted as part of their bid package.