Procurement Opportunity: Power Generator - DG Set (up to 900 KVA) in DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND

The eligibility requirements include being a registered business entity, possessing a minimum of 3 years of past experience in supplying similar DG sets, and a minimum average annual turnover of ₹23 Lakhs. Additionally, an OEM authorization certificate is needed to confirm compliance with the tender's technical specifications. It's important for bidders intending to seek exemptions from experience or turnover requirements to provide supporting documentation that demonstrates their eligibility for such exemptions.

Bidders must provide several important certificates, including the OEM authorization certificate, compliance with the specified technical standards, and any other supporting document requested in the ATC. Past performance records and documentation verifying the minimum average annual turnover of ₹23 Lakhs are also necessary to substantiate qualifications for the tender.

To register for the bid, bidders need to complete the online registration process on the designated procurement website. This includes uploading required documentation, such as the EMD of ₹92,000 and fulfilling all eligibility criteria mentioned in the tender document. The registration process is integral to participate effectively in the bid submission.

The payment terms are focused on transparency and compliance with procurement policies. Detailed payment conditions can be found in the tender documents, where the specifics of milestone payments, delivery-related payments, and other financial requirements are discussed. This ensures that all bidders are aligned with the financial expectations before finalizing their bids.

Bids will be evaluated using a total value-wise evaluation method, considering both technical and financial criteria. Bidders should provide comprehensive documentation verifying their capability to meet the technical specifications and financial requirements. The evaluation panel will assess compliance with the outlined requirements, ensuring that all bids are assessed on a level playing field.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) may receive exemptions from specific experience and turnover requirements, making it easier for smaller entities to participate in government tenders. This initiative is aimed at promoting equal opportunities and fostering an inclusive business environment in accordance with 'Make in India' policies and local procurement regulations.