Procurement Opportunity: Crystallisation Unit,Gas Absorption Column,Water cooling Tower in JAMMU, JAMMU & KASHMIR

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having an average annual turnover of at least ₹31 Lakh over the past three years for the bidder and ₹250 Lakh for the OEM. Also, relevant documentation, such as audited financial statements and OEM authorization, must be provided.

Bidders must submit documents that prove their experience (if applicable), past turnover, OEM authorization certificates, and any additional documents specified in the bid's terms.

Bidders must create a profile on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) platform and provide necessary business documentation as part of the registration process.

Accepted document formats typically include PDF, JPEG, and other widely used formats as prescribed in the bid documentation.

Bidders are required to meet the technical specifications outlined in the buyer's specification documents, focusing on performance standards and local content proportions for qualifying as local suppliers.

Yes, all submitted equipment must comply with the specified quality standards as per the buyer's requirements.

Bidders must provide compliance documents reflecting adherence to the technical specifications, regulatory standards, and quality assurance processes related to the supplied equipment.

Yes, testing criteria are detailed in the buyer's specifications, and bidders should provide evidence of meeting these standards.

EMD must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal and must be confirmed by providing proof of payment along with the bid submission.

The winning bidder must provide a performance security of 5% of the contract value for a duration of 14 months after contract award. This ensures compliance with the terms of the contract.

Payment is typically processed after verification of the equipment installed and operational as per the tender's specifications. It is essential that the seller uploads valid GST compliance documentation.

Yes, bidders will be notified of the results after the evaluation process is complete, typically through the GeM portal where they submitted their bids.

MSEs are eligible for exemptions concerning experience and turnover requirements. They may also have preferential treatment during bid evaluations if they bid competitively.

The 'Make in India' policy encourages local procurement. Bidders must ensure that at least 50% local content is included to qualify for certain preferences under the tender evaluation.

Yes, local suppliers may receive preference based on the local content in their bids. Class 1 local suppliers receive significant advantages in evaluations as per the tender conditions.

Currently, there are no specific exemptions provided for startups regarding experience and turnover, unlike MSEs, which may affect their eligibility depending on the tender specifics.