Contract Bidding Open For Oscilloscope (Automotive Protocol Analyzer) in PUNE, MAHARASHTRA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and compliance with the Make in India guidelines. Bidders cannot request exemptions for years of experience or turnover.

Bidders must provide an OEM Authorization Certificate and any additional certifications as specified under the ATC. If seeking exemption from the Experience/Turnover criteria, supporting documents must also be submitted.

Bidder registration must occur via the GeM portal, where all requisite documents, including certification of local content, must be provided ahead of the submission deadline.

All documentation must be submitted in specified PDF or image formats as clarified in the bidding instructions. Further examples of acceptable formats include Word documents and Excel sheets for detailed submissions.

The technical specifications encompass several parameters detailed in the attached documentation. Key features include compatibility with automotive protocols, quality standards, and a minimum requirement of 3 years residual market life for the product.

The Oscilloscope must comply with industry standards for automotive protocol analysis. Documentation proving quality standards and compliance must be included in the bid.

Bidders must comply with the Make in India initiative, ensuring that at least 50% local content is part of the Oscilloscope provided. All claims must be documented properly.

No EMD is required for this tender, thereby allowing bidders to focus on compliance with technical and financial requirements.

The performance security is set at a rate of 5% of the total order value with a duration of 36 months. This must be submitted by the awarded bidder.

Payment terms will adhere to the documented policies specified in the tender. Payment modes and timelines will be confirmed following the contract award.

Bidders must submit all required documentation through the GeM portal before the specified deadline. Each document must be uploaded as per the format guidelines outlined in the tender.

All submission deadlines will be listed in the bid submission details of the GeM portal. Bidders must monitor these timelines carefully to ensure compliance.

The evaluation will be based on a Total value wise evaluation method, assessing both technical and financial submissions against the set criteria in the tender.

All notifications, including bid acceptance or rejection, will be communicated through the GeM portal, and bidders must regularly check their registered accounts for updates.

MSEs are entitled to purchase preferences during the procurement process. However, no exemptions based on turnover or experience are allowed.

Like MSEs, startups are subject to the same eligibility criteria and will not receive exemptions regarding experience. They must meet all eligibility requirements.

Yes, all bids must adhere to local content rules as set forth in the Make in India initiative, requiring a minimum threshold of local content for classification as Class I or Class II suppliers.