Open Tender for Slide Gate and IPV refractories on supply and apply basis in BARDHAMAN, WEST BENGAL

The eligibility requirements for this tender include being a registered entity and having prior experience in supplying and applying refractories in the steel industry. Bidders must demonstrate a successful track record and ability to meet the technical specifications outlined in the tender documents. Financial stability and compliance with industry standards are also critical criteria for eligibility to ensure that the selected vendor can sustain the demands of the project.

Bidders are required to provide various certificates to validate their operational capabilities and regulatory compliance. These include quality assurance certifications, financial statements, and any relevant industry-specific certifications that indicate adherence to performance standards. Ensuring all proper certificates are included with the submission will greatly enhance the chances of a successful evaluation.

To participate in the tender, potential bidders must follow the registration process outlined in the tender documentation. This typically involves submitting an application, providing necessary identification and business entity documentation, and ensuring all prerequisite requirements are met. Once registered, bidders can access additional details and submit their proposals within the stipulated formats.

For a successful bid, bidders must comply with defined payment terms, which will be outlined in the contract post-award. A performance security may be required to ensure adherence to the quality and timelines stipulated in the tender. Bidders should account for these requirements in their financial proposals, as non-compliance could result in disqualification.

MSEs are encouraged to participate actively and benefit from provisions specifically structured to foster inclusivity in the supply chain. By facilitating opportunities for MSEs, the tender aims to invigorate small businesses while ensuring compliance with Make in India initiatives. This can involve preferential treatment during evaluations, as well as opportunities to contribute to local production efforts and procurement policies.