Tender Notice for Title1,Title2,Title3,Title4,Title5,Title6,Title7

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum of 3 years experience in manufacturing or supplying similar products, and possessing an average annual turnover of at least 3 Lakhs in the last three financial years. Additionally, MSEs and startups may avail exemptions from these criteria.

Bidders must submit the following documents: Experience Criteria, Bidder Turnover details, and an OEM Authorization Certificate. If exemptions from experience or turnover criteria are sought, supporting documentation must also be provided.

Bidders need to register on the GEM portal and follow the bid submission process as outlined in the tender documents. Providing accurate and complete information is crucial to avoid disqualification.

All required documents must be submitted in specified electronic formats as detailed in the tender guidelines. Usually, PDF and Excel formats are acceptable, but it is advisable to check the tender documents for specifics.

Yes, the welding electrodes must comply with relevant Indian Standards, including IS 6803 and IS 814:2004. Bidders are encouraged to refer to the detailed specifications provided within the attached documents.

Bidders must ensure that the welding electrodes meet stringent quality standards as outlined in the Indian Standards applicable to welding products.

Bidders must comply with the eligibility criteria, document submission guidelines, and technical specifications mentioned in the tender documentation. This includes adherence to the Make in India initiatives and local content requirements.

Electrodes will be evaluated based on compliance with specified quality standards and performance characteristics as per the technical specifications listed in the tender documents.

The EMD amount required is INR 10,000. Bidders seeking exemption from EMD must provide the necessary supporting documents at the time of bid submission.

A performance security equivalent to 5% of the total bid value may be required for the winning bidder and must be maintained for a duration of 12 months post-contract award.

Payment terms will be defined in the contract after the award. Typically, payments are made post-delivery and acceptance of the goods, with conditions that ensure compliance with the quality standards.

Bids will be examined based on total value, technical adherence, compliance with eligibility criteria, and financial proposals. The evaluation process is designed to ensure fairness and transparency.

Bidders will be notified of the outcome of the evaluation process via the GEM portal, as per standard operational procedures.

Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) can avail exemptions from the Experience and Turnover criteria. Valid Udyam Registration must be held for the benefits to apply.

Yes, startups may also avail similar exemptions from the Experience and Turnover criteria, subject to meeting quality and technical specifications.

Bidders must demonstrate compliance with local content requirements, with preference given to Class 1 local suppliers as defined in public procurement policies related to local content.