Tender Notice for Custom PCB for Battery Management system

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with certified documentation, the capability to provide necessary proofs that demonstrate compliance with specifications, and submission of potential exemptions for experience or turnover criteria as outlined in the tender.

Bidders must provide all necessary certificates as stipulated in the tender documentation, including relevant registrations and any additional documentation requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC) for technical compliance.

To register for participation in the tender, entities must complete the registration process through the GeM portal, ensuring all required credentials and documents are submitted in the specified formats.

Suppliers should submit documents in the formats outlined in the main tender document. Typically, digital formats such as PDF are preferred for technical and financial proposals, but specific requirements will be detailed within the tender guidelines.

The technical specifications for the Custom PCB are detailed in the provided documents. Suppliers must adhere to these specifications to ensure compatibility and performance within existing battery management systems.

Yes, bidders must ensure that their proposals adhere to the defined quality standards set forth in the tender documents. This includes compliance with industry standards relevant to PCB manufacturing.

Bidders must ensure compliance with all specifications listed in the tender documentation, including proper certification for their manufacturing processes and any quality control measures detailed in the requirement sections.

Testing criteria are specified in the technical documents. Bidders must have in place systems that enable rigorous testing of the Custom PCB to ensure it meets all performance and safety standards outlined in the tender.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) details specify the required amount that must be submitted as part of the tender process, demonstrating the bidder's commitment to the procurement process and offering security to the issuing authority.

Upon winning the tender, the successful bidder will be required to furnish a performance security as defined in the tender documentation, ensuring compliance with the contract’s performance expectations.

Payment terms will be outlined in the contract post-evaluation. Bidders should prepare for standard payment schedules, which typically include an upfront deposit followed by achievement-based milestone payments.

Pricing evaluations will consider the total value of the bid under the total value-wise evaluation method. This includes assessing compliance with technical requirements alongside the proposed financial package.

Bids must be submitted via the online GeM platform, ensuring all required documentation is uploaded in the stipulated formats to engage in the competitive bidding process.

Key timelines and deadlines will be enumerated in the tender document and are critical for compliance. Bidders are urged to keep track of submission windows and evaluation dates.

Yes, provisions for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and startups include exemptions for specific experience requirements, enabling these businesses to participate competitively in this tendering process.

Bidders are encouraged to comply with 'Make in India' policies as part of the government initiative, particularly when it aligns with their production capabilities and offerings, although specifics will depend upon the tender requirements.