Procurement Opportunity: Mobile Scissor Platform in UDHAMPUR, JAMMU & KASHMIR

Details are provided in the tender document.

To participate in the tender for the Mobile Scissor Platform, bidders must have a minimum average annual turnover of ₹50 Lakh over the past three financial years and must demonstrate at least three years of relevant past experience. MSEs and Startups can claim exemptions from these criteria.

Bidders must submit several documents, including but not limited to: proof of turnover, experience criteria, a copy of the OEM Authorization Certificate, and compliance certificates as specified in the bid document.

MSE bidders are exempt from EMD requirements but must submit a valid document verifying their MSE status. Startups can also seek EMD exemption but need to ensure compliance with product quality standards.

Bidders must provide an EMD of ₹840,000. Additionally, a performance bank guarantee of 5% of the contract value will be required upon awarding the contract.

The evaluation will be total value-wise, assessing past performance (30% of evaluation), compliance with technical specifications, and participation in the Reverse Auction.

Bids can be submitted electronically through the GeM portal before the bid end date. All required documents must accompany the electronic bid submission.

• Bid submission deadline is 09-01-2025, 11:00 AM.
• The bid opening will commence at 11:30 AM on the same day.

Yes, startups can benefit from exemptions concerning experience and turnover criteria if they can meet the necessary product quality standards.

The performance security is calculated as 5% of the total contract value and must be submitted in the form of an e-PBG for a term of 14 months after the delivery of goods.

Yes. All specifications and requirements are detailed in the linked Buyer Specification document, which outlines the necessary technical and quality standards.

Inspection will be carried out by the buyer’s own empanelled agency after dispatch, ensuring compliance with all specifications and quality requirements.

Yes, a minimum local content of 50% is required to qualify as a Class 1 local supplier, while 20% is needed for Class 2 local supplier qualifications, according to the 'Make in India' policy.

Main documents, including the detailed specifications, can be accessed through the official tender link on the GeM portal.

If a supplied product fails to meet the required specifications, the inspecting authority has the right to reject the product, and costs incurred during inspection may be charged to the supplier.

Yes, the purchaser reserves the right to increase or decrease the order quantity up to 50% at the time of contract placement and during the contract period.