Contract Bidding Open For 6 MT feed tanker attachment with tractor in MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with the capability to manufacture or supply the required item, an average annual financial turnover of 1 Lakh (s) for the last three years, and compliance with local content regulations. MSEs and Startups may seek exemptions from turnover and experience criteria.

Bidders must provide a Certificate as requested in the ATC, along with documentation proving the OEM's average turnover. If exemptions from criteria like Experience or Turnover are sought, relevant supporting documents should also be submitted for verification.

To register for this tender, interested parties must register as a seller on the GeM portal, ensuring all credentials are valid and up to date. Registration involves submitting detailed business information and obtaining approval through the portal.

All required documents must be uploaded in PDF format. This format ensures that all submissions are compliant and tamper-proof as per the guidelines in the tender documentation.

Yes, the product must meet specific technical specifications outlined in the bid document. All bidders are encouraged to download and review the Technical Specification Document linked in the main document for detailed requirements.

The supplied products must adhere to the quality specifications set forth in the tender document. This includes meeting the local content requirements of 50% for Class 1 and 20% for Class 2 suppliers.

Bidders must comply with the specific requirements stated in the tender, particularly those concerning the Make in India initiative and local content specifications. Non-compliance can result in disqualification.

No, an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is not required for this tender, aligning with GeM's guidelines that provide exemptions for MSEs and Startups.

Performance security requirements are detailed in the bid document. Successful bidders may be required to submit a performance guarantee upon contract acceptance, reflecting compliance with the contract terms.

Payment terms are typically outlined in the contract following bid evaluation and acceptance. Bidders are encouraged to review the contract specifics regarding payment following delivery and inspection.

Price evaluations will focus on the total value of the bids submitted, assessing financial proposals alongside technical compliance. Bids will be compared based on overall cost and aligned with evaluations of corresponding technical criteria.

Bidders must refer to the specific deadlines for submission as outlined in the main tender document, with reminders for critical phases such as bid opening and final commitments.

The evaluation will follow a total value-wise approach. Bidders will submit separate technical and financial bids, and evaluations will include direct queries for necessary clarifications.

Bidders will typically be notified of the results via their registered contact information post-evaluation. Performance and specific feedback will be communicated as per the organization's procurement policies.

MSEs are eligible for exemptions from Turnover and Experience criteria. Additionally, they may benefit from preferential consideration during evaluation processes as outlined in the Public Procurement Policy.

Startups are similarly exempt from specific qualifying criteria concerning Turnover and Experience, provided they meet the essential quality and technical specifications.

Yes, bidders must ensure compliance with the Make in India policies, with specified thresholds for local content essential for bid qualification outlined in the tender documentation.