Bids are Invited For AQUEOUS AMMONIA SOLUTION (NH4OH) MIN. 20% , AS PER IOS: 799/1990, GRADE: TECHNICAL

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity authorized by the Department of Heavy Industry. Bidders must possess relevant licenses, insurance, and adhere to all compliance regulations to ensure timely and safe supply of Aqueous Ammonia Solution.

Bidders must ensure that the solution complies with the specified technical standards of IOS: 799/1990. It must contain a minimum of 20% NH4OH, and a Certificate of Analysis must be included to verify consistency with these standards upon delivery.

Bidders must submit technical documents including the Certificate of Analysis that shows compliance with the required concentration and quality. Additional supporting documents to prove eligibility or exemptions must also be included as per the request in the ATC.

Registration involves submitting the required forms and documents through the applicable online portal indicated in the tender notice. Ensure all details are correct for eligibility verification during the assessment phase.

Documents must be submitted in PDF format unless specified otherwise in the ATC of the tender documentation. Ensure to adhere to the file naming conventions provided.

The EMD is a form of security required to ensure serious bids. Specific amounts and payment methods for the EMD will be detailed in the financial documents of the tender.

Bidders will need to submit performance security after the award of the contract, as a guarantee for the timely completion of supplies as per agreed terms.

Typically, the payment terms are outlined in the final contract. Payments may be made upon delivery and after satisfactory inspection of the Aqueous Ammonia Solution quantity and quality as per the contract.

Evaluation shall consider the total value presented in the bid alongside compliance with the technical specifications and conditions stipulated in the tender documents. A competitive edge in pricing will be vital for acceptance.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the official online portal following the structured format as specified in the tender documents. Ensure that all requirements are met to avoid disqualification.

While specific timelines will be communicated officially, bidders should prepare for an initial review phase for documentation after submission, followed by evaluation and notification of results.

Yes, MSEs have certain privileges that may include exemptions from experience criteria. This encourages wider participation from small and medium enterprises, promoting local manufacturing under the Make in India initiative.

Startups are encouraged to participate and are often provided with special considerations or relaxations in criteria to support innovation and local economy growth as outlined in the tender documents.

Bidders can confirm their submission status by checking the notifications in their registered account on the tender portal or by reaching out to the designated contact points provided in the tender documentation.