Open Tender for Internal Storage Device (SSD/HDD)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and having experience in supplying and installing similar storage devices. Bidders must also provide necessary documentation that supports claims for exceptions regarding experience or turnover criteria.

Bidders are required to submit several key certificates, such as the OEM Authorization Certificate, turnover statements, and any additional certifications requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC) as specified in the tender documentation.

Bidders should follow the registration process as outlined in the GeM portal. This typically involves providing relevant business documentation, including identification and whatever other information is specified in the tender documents.

Bidders must ensure that all submitted documents are in the formats specified in the tender documentation, which usually includes PDF and other acceptable formats indicated by the issuing authority.

The technical specifications refer to specific attributes required for the SSD/HDD, including capacity, performance benchmarks, and any compatibility requirements outlined in the tender documents.

All products must meet the quality standards as defined by relevant industry norms and those specifically outlined in the tender documents to ensure performance and reliability.

Compliance requirements will primarily be those set by the Environment Department, including adherence to environmental standards and deliverable specifications mentioned in the tender.

Potential suppliers must adhere to the testing criteria laid out in the tender documentation, which aims to evaluate performance metrics, reliability, and quality benchmarks of the internal storage devices.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) requirements, including the amount and submission details, will be specified in the tender documents. Bidders must prepare to provide this deposit to substantiate their interest in the tender.

Yes, successful bidders may be required to furnish a performance security as a guarantee for adherence to the contractual obligations as outlined in the tender documents.

Payment terms will be defined in the tender documentation, typically involving a breakdown of the payment schedule contingent upon milestones and delivery acceptance.

Price evaluation will be conducted based on the total value of bids and will include a comprehensive assessment of bids against technical specifications and quality to ensure mutual competitiveness.

Bidders can submit their bids electronically through the specified channels mentioned in the tender documents, ensuring conformity with submission formats and protocols.

Specific key timelines and deadlines will be listed in the tender documents. Bidders must adhere strictly to these to ensure their proposal is considered.

The evaluation and selection process will entail a detailed assessment based on compliance with the requirements laid out in the tender, with bidders evaluated on price, technical capability, and prior experience.

Notifications regarding the results will be provided to bidders following the evaluation process, with timelines specified in the tender documents to maintain transparency in communication.

MSEs may receive benefits such as price preferences, exemptions, and facilitation in the bidding process as outlined in the tender document provisions aiming to support small businesses.

Startups may be eligible for specific provisions that may include reduced eligibility criteria and supports aimed specifically at fostering new business development as highlighted in the tender documents.

The tender promotes 'Make in India' policies by encouraging local procurement and the use of indigenous products, fostering a marketplace for domestic manufacturers as detailed in the tender documentation.

Yes, the tender outlines regions and specifications related to local content requirements, urging companies to comply with localized procurement norms as specified.