Bids are Invited For water valve,Mini check valve,Control Mechanism,Flushing Nozzle,Hose Clamp,Hose Diaphragm,Sleeve Dis in KANCHIPURAM, TAMIL NADU

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity that can legally operate within the framework of the law. Applicants must possess a valid GST number and demonstrate relevant experience and turnover in supplying spare parts for similar systems. Additionally, bidders seeking exemptions must provide supporting documentation to validate their claims.

Bidders need to provide an OEM Authorization Certificate and any additional documents specified in the ATC. If a bidder seeks exemption from the experience or turnover criteria, they must upload supporting documents to establish eligibility for this exemption.

To register for this tender, interested entities must create an account on the GEM portal, and ensure all requisite documentation is uploaded accurately during the submission process. Bidders should follow the guidelines as specified in the tender documents for smooth registration.

The accepted document formats for submission include standard file formats like PDF and DOC. It is recommended to adhere to the formats mentioned in the tender documentation to ensure successful evaluation.

Yes, each spare part has detailed technical specifications as outlined in the accompanying BOQ document. Bidders must ensure that their offerings meet the listed operational and quality standards necessary for the application at CRV Sagar Anveshika.

The supplies must comply with the quality and performance standards defined in the ATC. Bidders are expected to detail their adherence to these quality standards in their submission.

Yes, bidders must comply with all compliance requirements including local regulations, quality certifications pertinent to the spare parts, and the procurement standards defined by the ministry.

The testing criteria will be aligned with the specifications set forth in the tender documents to ensure that all supplied components are functional, of high quality, and designed to meet operational demands.

The Earnest Money Deposit is set at an amount of ₹70,550. This deposit must be submitted at the time of bidding and will be forfeited if the bidder defaults or fails to comply with the bidding conditions.

The performance security requirements will be specified in the contract awarded to the successful bidder. Generally, this ensures the bidder can meet the obligations and fulfill the terms of the agreement.

The payment terms will be outlined in the contract post-award. Interested bidders should review these terms carefully in the tender documentation to understand the payment structure.

Price evaluation will be performed using a total value-wise assessment method, where the overall cost of the proposed solution will be the primary consideration for selection.

Bids need to be submitted electronically via the GEM portal, following the submission guidelines contained within the tender documents to ensure compliance and successful evaluation.

Yes, MSEs are afforded specific benefits within the procurement framework, including exemptions from certain eligibility criteria, which seek to foster the growth of small businesses within public procurement.

Provisions for startups allow for exemptions regarding certain eligibility requirements as a means to encourage innovative approaches and participation in government tenders.

Yes, this tender promotes compliance with 'Make in India' policies by encouraging the participation of local manufacturers and suppliers, thereby contributing to the growth of domestic industries and technology.

Yes, bidders are expected to comply with local content and procurement rules, which emphasize the use of indigenous products and services where feasible, fostering support for the local economy.