Open Tender for Cyclone dust collector with fan assembly of capacity 12000 CFM,Exhaust blower with MS ducting lines

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity capable of delivering the specifications listed in the tender. It's mandatory to submit necessary documents, which can include certificates, experience criteria, and more. MSEs and Startups may have exemptions from certain requirements if supported by appropriate documentation.

Bidders need to provide several certificates, including an OEM Authorization Certificate, and various compliance documents. All certificates must clearly demonstrate adherence to the technical specifications outlined for the cyclone dust collector and blower systems.

Entities must ensure they are registered on the relevant government procurement platform. Submission of necessary documents such as identity proof, business registration, and capacity to meet project requirements is required for registration.

Documents must be submitted in standard formats such as PDF or Word. Compliance with the submission guidelines specified in the main tender document is crucial for acceptance.

The technical specifications include a Cyclone Dust Collector of 12000 CFM and an exhaust blower with 7000 CFM capacity. Specifications are detailed in the linked documents with compliance requirements included.

Bidders must adhere to the quality standards specified by the Department of Defence Production. Each unit must meet the performance and durability criteria outlined in the specifications.

Bidders must submit compliance documentation that aligns with the relevant industry standards, operational specifications, and government regulations applicable to the equipment being procured.

Yes, the supplied equipment will be subject to compliance testing as per the specifications outlined in the tender and any documented industry standards prior to acceptance.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is set at INR 40,000 for all bidders. This amount should be included along with the submission to ensure consideration.

Selected bidders will be required to provide a performance security based on the terms mentioned in the main document. This typically involves a percentage of the total contract value.

Payment terms will be discussed and finalized upon awarding the contract. Generally, the terms will be established during the proposal evaluation phase and could include milestone-based payments.

The pricing will be evaluated based on the Total Value Wise Evaluation method. Bidders should provide clear pricing that reflects the specifications and overall value offered.

Bidders must submit their proposals electronically through the designated government procurement platform. All required documents and bid details should be uploaded in accordance with the guidelines.

Key timelines and deadlines will be outlined in the tender documents. Bidders should review these timelines closely and ensure all submissions are completed prior to the specified deadlines.

Results of the evaluation process will typically be communicated via official notices on the procurement platform where the tender was issued. Bidder follow-ups may also be appropriate.

MSEs benefit from exemptions regarding experience requirements, allowing more accessible entry into the tender process. This aims to promote participation and support small and medium enterprises.

Startups may also receive exemptions from prior experience requirements, fostering their ability to participate and compete for government contracts, thus encouraging innovation and growth within the sector.

This tender aligns with the 'Make in India' initiative by encouraging local manufacturing, supporting MSEs and startups, and promoting indigenous capabilities in production and supply chains.