Government Tender Published for mobile scissor lift with telescopic support in NEW DELHI, DELHI

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, demonstrating an average annual turnover of ₹3 Lakhs and providing 3 years of relevant past experience supplying similar equipment. MSEs may seek exemptions under specific criteria with documented proof.

Bidders need to furnish documents demonstrating compliance with Experience Criteria, include evidence of Past Performance, and provide Certificates as specified in the additional terms conditions (ATC) outlined in the tender documentation.

To register, bidders must create an account on the GeM portal. The registration process includes filling out necessary details, verifying the business, and submitting required documents as outlined in the procurement guidelines.

Document submissions should be made in formats such as PDF or DOC, as specified in the tender guidelines to ensure proper evaluation and compliance.

The technical specifications for the Mobile Scissor Lift must align with the Bill of Quantities (BoQ) requirements. This includes safety features, operational capacities, and adherence to established national standards.

Yes, the awarded party must comply with the quality standards outlined in the tender document, ensuring the Mobile Scissor Lift adheres to local regulations and operational safety requirements.

The compliance requirements include technical specifications conformity, submission of all requested documentation, and adherence to delivery timelines as per the contract.

The EMD of ₹20,000 serves as a security deposit required to participate in the tender. This amount will be refunded post-evaluation, except for the successful bidder, where it will be applied against the final contract.

The successful bidder may be required to submit a Performance Security in a specified amount that ensures compliance with the contract. Details regarding performance criteria can be found in the final contract's terms.

Payment terms will be detailed in the contract following successful evaluation of submitted bids. Generally, payments are made upon satisfactory delivery and acceptance of the equipment.

The price evaluation criteria will consider the overall cost of the bid, ensuring that the bid is competitive while adhering to the quality and compliance standards set forth in the tender documentation.

Submissions will be evaluated on a total value-wise basis, focusing on technical compliance and past performance, in addition to price considerations to ensure value for money.

Results will be announced following the evaluation process, and successful bidders will receive notifications through the specified channels in the procurement portal.

MSEs may claim exemptions in terms of turnover and past experience and are encouraged to participate in this tender, fostering a more inclusive procurement process.

Similar to MSEs, startups can also benefit from exemptions with appropriate documentation supporting their eligibility for the tender process.

The procurement process encourages local manufacturers and suppliers, ensuring compliance with the 'Make in India' initiative aimed at promoting indigenous products and support for local industries.