Contract Bidding Open For SHIM,SHEET,SS,0.05MM THK,SHIM,SHEET,SS,0.1MM THK,SHIM,SHEET,SS,0.2MM THK,SHIM,SHEET,SS,0.3MM THK,SH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity that can provide experience documentation in supplying similar mechanical consumables. Bidders must also submit the required legal and regulatory compliance certificates as outlined in the tender documents.

Bidders must possess relevant quality certifications that comply with the industrial standards for mechanical consumables. Additionally, they need to provide experience criteria documentation and, if applicable, proof of eligibility for exemptions.

The registration process requires bidders to create an account on the GEM portal. This includes filling out necessary forms and submitting verifiable information regarding their business and past experience in supplying similar goods.

All documents must be submitted in specified formats as outlined in the tender. Commonly accepted formats may include PDF, Word documents, and Excel spreadsheets. Bidders should ensure that all files are named correctly and are complete before submission.

The technical specifications involve the details of stainless-steel shims, including the required thicknesses: 0.05MM, 0.1MM, 0.2MM, and 0.3MM. Suppliers must meet the quality standards specified in the BOQ, ensuring that materials used are compliant with industry norms.

Yes, bidders must comply with the quality standards specified in the tender documents. There may be additional industry certifications required to validate the quality of the mechanical consumables being offered.

Bidders must comply with all local laws and regulations applicable to procurement and supply of mechanical consumables. This includes adherence to industry-specific quality standards and any other legal compliance as specified in the tender.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) amount is specified in the tender documents. It acts as a financial security measure to protect against bidders defaulting on the contract obligations.

Successful bidders will be required to submit a performance security, the details of which will be specified in the contract. This ensures the fulfillment of contractual obligations throughout the delivery phase.

Payment terms are detailed in the tender documentation, specifying milestones tied to delivery and acceptance of mechanical consumables, typically incorporating terms for invoicing and payment timelines.

Price evaluation considerations include the total bid amount submitted by each bidder, ensuring all technical specifications and compliance standards are met. The evaluation process aims to ensure the best value for the quality of goods provided.

Bidders should submit all documents electronically through the GEM portal, following the guidelines laid out in the tender documents for successful reception and evaluation.

The key timelines, including the opening date and submission deadline, are specified in the tender documents. Bidders must ensure compliance with all stipulated deadlines for successful tender participation.

The results of the tender will be communicated through the GEM portal, and successful bidders will be notified directly via the registered contact methods provided during the bidding process.

MSEs may receive exemptions from certain eligibility criteria, provided they submit relevant documentation to support their claims for exemption, thus promoting their participation in the government procurement process.

Yes, as part of government initiatives, startups may be offered special concessions and support throughout the bidding and procurement process, contingent upon their adherence to specified guidelines.

All bidders must ensure compliance with 'Make in India' policies where applicable, promoting local manufacturing and sourcing practices within the supply chain proposed in their bid.

Local content procurement rules enhance the eligibility criteria for suppliers engaged in the tender process. Bidders must be informed about and comply with local content stipulations as per government procurement policies.