Open Tender for Sound Level Meter / Noise Level Meter (Sound Measuring Apparatus or Decibel Meter)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a proven track record in supplying environmental measurement equipment. Documentation evidencing past performance, OEM Authorization Certification, and compliance with the additional terms and conditions must be provided. Bidders seeking exemption from experience or turnover criteria must present supporting documents.

Bidders need to submit several certificates including an OEM Authorization Certificate and the certificate requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC). Additional documents may also be requested as outlined in the tender documents to support qualification claims.

The registration process entails creating an account on the designated government procurement platform, followed by submitting the required bid documents as outlined in the tender. Bidders must ensure that all documentation is compliant with the technical and financial criteria set forth in the tender announcement.

All submitted documents need to be in PDF format where specified. It is crucial for bidders to adhere to the accepted formats as outlined in the tender documentation to ensure successful bid submissions.

The technical specifications require the sound level meter to comply with ISO sound measurement standards, capable of both static and dynamic sound measurements. The device should feature user-friendly technology and robust design to facilitate its use in various field conditions.

Bidders are expected to comply with international quality standards for sound measurement devices. Further specifics will be detailed in the tender document regarding compliance and testing procedures that must be adhered to.

Yes, all bidders must meet outlined compliance requirements to be eligible for award consideration. This includes having the necessary certifications, technological capabilities as per specifications, and demonstrating financial stability.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) details are typically specified in the tender document. Bidders must provide the necessary deposit amount as a guarantee for their bid submission.

Details regarding performance security requirements will be provided in the tender document. Typically, this includes submitting a performance guarantee for the value of the contract to ensure compliance with the delivery and performance obligations.

Payment terms will be detailed in the tender documents, outlining the schedule and percentage of payments tied to milestones, delivery, and performance of the equipment as specified by the contracting authority.

Bids will undergo a evaluation and selection process based on total value assessments and compliance with technical specifications. Evaluation priorities will take into account proposals from MSEs and startups, aligning with governmental mandates.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) may qualify for exemptions or favorable terms as laid out in the tender documents. It is encouraged to refer to the official tender documentation for comprehensive details on support options available to MSEs.

Yes, there are specific provisions for startups that provide them potential opportunities for exemption in evaluation criteria. Details regarding these provisions can be found in the tender documentation.

The tender aligns with the ‘Make in India’ policies encouraging local procurement and development. Bidders are encouraged to submit products manufactured in India, adhering to local content requirements.

Local content procurement rules mandate that a certain percentage of the product being supplied must be sourced or produced domestically. Specific criteria will be detailed in the tender's terms and conditions section to ensure compliance with national policies.

By reviewing this information, interested participants can prepare and submit competitive bids tailored to the tender requirements.