Open Tender for Radar level transmitter for high temperature application

The eligibility requirements include being a registered legal entity and having valid credentials in the appropriate category, such as Udyam Registration for MSEs. Additionally, bidders must comply with all technical specifications detailed in the tender.

Bidders must submit certificates requested in the ATC, such as OEM Authorization Certificates, and statutory compliance certificates from IS/IEC/ATEX/PESO. Documentation confirming compliance with technical specifications must also be provided.

The registration process involves creating an account on the GeM portal, following which bidders must submit required documents along with their bid in the prescribed formats outlined in the tender documentation.

Accepted document formats include PDF for all submissions. Invoices must be system-generated e-invoices, which comply with GST law or digitally signed through class II/III certificates.

The technical specifications are stringent and include operational metrics specific to high-temperature applications. Bidders must ensure full compliance to avoid bid rejection as discrepancies can lead to disqualification.

Bidders must comply with the quality standards set forth in the tender’s technical specifications and must provide certifications from relevant bodies, ensuring high standards in materials and performance.

Yes, the tender outlines strict compliance requirements related to technical specifications, documentation, and quality assurance as vetted by inspection agencies and ONGC’s standards.

The EMD details specify a required deposit of ₹6,000. MSEs may seek exemption by submitting valid supporting documentation relating to their category.

The performance security amounts to 3% of the contract value, required to be maintained for five months post-delivery to ensure the successful adherence to the contract's specifications.

Bidders can expect 100% payment within 10 days after delivery contingent upon successful inspection and acceptance of supplied materials. Invoice submission guidelines must also be adhered to.

The evaluation process is total value-wise, meaning bids will be assessed based on price competitiveness along with compliance to outlined specifications. Special consideration is given to MSEs falling within certain bid price thresholds.

MSEs enjoy purchase preference in evaluation, enabling opportunities even if their bids are slightly above the lowest bid, provided they fall within a designated margin of price.

Yes, the tender includes specific provisions for startups, allowing exemptions regarding experience and turnover, following the stipulations set forth by the government’s startup policies.

The Government's commitment to Make in India policies is highlighted by requiring minimum local sourcing for supplies. Bidders needs to confirm alignment with these policies in their submissions.