Directorate Of Purchase And Stores Pressure Safety Relief Valves Tender 2026 DPS Annexure I – DAE

Tender Overview

The Directorate Of Purchase And Stores (Department Of Atomic Energy) invites bids for pressure safety relief valves as per Sl. No. 1 and Sl. No. 2 of Annexure I. The tender involves procurement of pressure safety relief valves, with an Earnest Money Deposit of ₹15,167 and a DPIIT registration requirement for bidders from border countries. Bidders must declare manufacturer/trader status and adherence to local supplier classifications per the Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) order. The absence of BOQ items indicates itemized scope is defined in annexures, not a standard catalog. The tender emphasizes compliance, local content declarations, and electronic EMD/PSDBG payments through Bharatkosh. This procurement is structured to ensure domestic participation and regulatory compliance in government procurement.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No explicit technical specs in the BOQ; item names reference “pressure safety relief valves” per Annexure I.
• EMD amount is clearly stated as ₹15,167; bidders may submit EMD/psdbg via online Bharatkosh channels.
• Mandatory self-declaration of manufacturer/trader status; non-compliance leads to bid rejection for MSE preference eligibility.
• Border-area bidder eligibility requires DPIIT registration with valid certificate; Annexure-XII applicants must accompany bid.
• Local-content declarations must specify percentage class as per Annexure XI (Class-I/Class-II/Non-Local). The tender year is 2026, with approvals per Make in India policy.
• Payment mechanism allows CC/DC/Net Banking/IMPS/UPI via Bharatkosh; upload payment receipt with bid.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: ₹15,167; payment via Bharatkosh required.
• Eligibility: declare Class-I/Class-II/Non-Local supplier status; DPIIT registration for border bidders; Annexures X and XI must be attached.
• Local content declarations must specify exact percentage; non-compliance leads to bid rejection.
• Manufacturer/trader self-declaration required; bids without this are ineligible for MSE preference.
• No explicit delivery schedule or warranty terms provided; bidders should anticipate standard government terms and annexure-based conditions.