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Commissionerate Of Rural Development invites bids for RO Water Treatment System Above 50 LPH Filtration Capacity (Q2), Drinking Water Cooler (V2) as per IS 1475 (Q2) in NARMADA, GUJARAT. Quantity: 36. Submission Deadline: 20-01-2025 18: 00: 00. Submit your proposal before the deadline.
Tender Category
Goods
Bid To RA
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Bid To RA Enabled
Yes
Item Category
RO Water Treatment System Above 50 LPH Filtration Capacity (Q2) , Drinking Water Cooler (V2) as per IS 1475 (Q2)
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Experience Criteria
Bidder Turnover
Certificate (Requested in ATC)
OEM Authorization Certificate
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Additional Doc 2 (Requested in ATC) *In case any bidder is seeking exemption from Experience / Turnover Criteria
the supporting documents to prove his eligibility for exemption must be uploaded for evaluation by the buyer
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The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing a minimum average annual turnover of ₹38 Lakh in the last three financial years, and meeting experience criteria related to similar projects.
Bidders must provide various certificates such as the OEM Authorization Certificate, evidence supporting the Experience Criteria, and additional documents as specified in the ATC to qualify for the tender.
To register for the tender, bidders need to ensure they are a registered entity on the procurement platform and then follow the specific submission methods detailed in the tender documents to formally submit their bids.
The tender requires all documentation to be submitted in commonly accepted formats like PDF and other specific formats mentioned in the tender guidelines to ensure clarity and compliance.
The technical specifications dictate that the systems must adhere to IS 1475 standards, ensuring efficient operation and compliance with safety and quality norms. This includes specifications on filtration capacity and functionality.
Yes, all delivered items must meet high quality standards as per the manufacturer's guidelines and specified quality parameters set forth in the tender documentation.
Bidders must ensure compliance with all stated technical standards in the tender document, possess valid registrations and certifications, and meet any conditions set by the issuing authority.
Products will undergo a testing criteria review as specified in the tender to ensure they meet functional and quality standards before acceptance.
An EMD of ₹58,000 is mandatory for all bidders. This deposit safeguards against bid withdrawal and is largely forfeited if the bidder fails to comply with tender protocols.
Yes, the successful bidder may be required to furnish performance security as determined by the contracting authority to ensure contract compliance and fulfillment.
The specified payment terms must be adhered to as outlined in the tender, which typically involves milestone-based payments upon verification of project deliverables.
Price evaluations will be conducted based on total value assessments, comparing bids and ensuring that cost-effectiveness aligns with the offered technical specifications.
Submissions can be made electronically through the designated procurement platform, ensuring that all required documents are uploaded before the stipulated deadline.
While specific dates are not provided here, bidders must closely follow the tender documents for relevant key timelines and deadlines related to submissions and evaluations.
The evaluation and selection process will examine all submissions against technical and financial criteria, with valid bids screened for compliance with outlined specifications.
Notification methods for potential awardees will be communicated through the established procurement platform. It’s essential for bidders to monitor their submissions for updates.
MSEs are entitled to special exemptions from experience criteria, providing them a competitive edge and encouraging their participation in the procurement process.
Yes, startups can benefit from exemptions regarding certain financial and experiential requirements, facilitating wider access to public sector opportunities.
This initiative aligns with 'Make in India' by promoting local sourcing and enhancing the participation of domestic manufacturers in government contracts to uplift local industries.
Compliance with local content requisites is fundamental, as the tender supports procurement rules aimed at enhancing local economic development through domestic sourcing.
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