Procurement Opportunity: Door Frame Metal Detector in SHIMLA, HIMACHAL PRADESH

To qualify, bidders must be either manufacturers or authorized dealers of the Door Frame Metal Detectors, and must provide a certificate of incorporation or dealership along with the bid.

Yes, bidders must provide various documents including certificates requested in the ATC and supporting documents demonstrating compliance with technical specifications.

Bidder registration can be completed through the GeM portal where you must submit details relating to your business and products.

All required documents must be submitted in PDF format through the GeM platform.

The detectors must have multi-zone capabilities, be waterproof, and comply with specific operational standards including capacity and environmental resilience.

Yes, a test report from a NABL accredited lab is mandatory to confirm adherence to specified technical standards.

The equipment must comply with national and international safety and performance standards, as detailed in the tender document.

No pre-inspection is required for the submission, but a final inspection will take place at the delivery site.

The Earnest Money Deposit is ₹34,500, which must be paid electronically prior to bid submission.

Yes, successful bidders must furnish a performance security of 5% of the contract value.

Payment terms will be as defined in the tender’s terms and conditions, generally processed after successful delivery and commissioning of the equipment.

All bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal with all the required documentation uploaded before the submission deadline.

The closing date for bid submission is January 10, 2025. The bid opening will occur on the same day at 14:30.

Bids will be evaluated based on total value wisely, with L-1 pricing strategy employed to identify successful bidders.

Notification of results will be communicated shortly after the opening of the bids.

While MSEs can participate, they are not exempt from the general qualifying requirements regarding experience and turnover.

Yes, preference will be accorded to Class 1 local suppliers in line with the Make in India initiatives, emphasizing local content requirements.

Bidders must submit a certificate from the OEM indicating local content percentages to avail themselves of procurement preferences.

Bidder seeking exemption must provide valid documentation proving eligibility under the MSE category.

No, traders are excluded from this policy; only manufacturers or authorized dealers can apply.