Government Tender Published for Punched Tape Concertina Coil 1A

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, with a minimum average annual turnover of 174 Lakhs. Bidders must also submit necessary certificates and documents to demonstrate compliance. Exemptions are available for Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) and startups.

Bidders must submit documents including a Bidder Turnover Certificate, OEM Annual Turnover, and any additional documents specified in the Technical Conditions of Contract (ATC). If seeking exemptions, supporting documentation must be provided.

Bidders must be registered with GeM (Government e-Marketplace) and provide proof of their registration and eligibility as outlined in the tender's documents. It is essential to meet all stipulated requirements.

All submitted documents must be in PDF format unless specified otherwise in the tender guidelines. Bidders must ensure that documents are clear and legible to meet the submission criteria.

The technical specifications outline quality standards and compliance metrics as per IS guidelines. Compliance with these specifications is mandatory, and detailed specifications are provided in the attached documents.

Yes, bidders must comply with specific quality standards indicated in the tender documentation such as IS guidelines that pertain to the production of Punched Tape Concertina Coils.

Bidders must ensure adherence to specifications and requirements as outlined. Compliance documentation, certificates, and proof of prior equivalent experience may be requested during the evaluation.

The evaluation will include compliance testing based on quality standards and specifications contained within the tender documents. Pre-Dispatch inspections will be conducted by the buyers’ own empanelled agency.

The EMD required for this tender is 1,400,000, payable during the bidding process to secure the proposals submitted by bidders.

Further information regarding performance security requirements will be outlined in the tender documents. Generally, it consists of a specified percentage of the contract value, to ensure compliance with contract terms.

Detailed payment terms will be provided in the tender documentation upon award of the contract. Bidders should be attentive to these terms as they can vary by project scope and delivery expectations.

Price evaluations will follow a total value-wise evaluation method. The emphasis will be on both the competitive pricing and adherence to the required specifications.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal, adhering strictly to the Two Packet Bid format as required by this tender.

Bidders should refer to the tender documentation to identify the timelines for submission, clarification requests, and the opening of bids. Maintaining adherence to the deadlines is crucial.

The evaluation and selection process will strictly adhere to the criteria specified in the tender. Bids will undergo technical and financial evaluation to determine the most compliant proposal.

Bidders will be notified through the official communication channels as specified in the tender documents post-evaluation. Results are generally communicated to all participants involved.

MSEs may benefit from reduced qualification criteria, exemptions from experience requirements, and additional opportunities as outlined in the state policies regarding local procurement.

Startups can also avail exemptions from experience criteria, encouraging participation in the procurement process to promote innovation and entrepreneurship within the sector.

Yes, bidders are encouraged to comply with 'Make in India' policies, emphasizing the importance of local manufacturing and procurement in their proposals, which may enhance evaluation prospects.

Bidders should refer to the specifications detailing local content requirements outlined in the procurement policy. Adhering to these regulations can significantly impact the selection process.