Tender Notice for Octagonal Pole with Single Arm or Double Arm Brackets (V2)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of 19 Lakh over the last three years and at least 3 years of past experience in supplying similar services or products. MSEs and startups do not have exemptions for experience and turnover.

Vendors must provide documentation including Experience Criteria, Past Performance records, Bidder's Turnover documentation, OEM Authorization Certificate, and any additional documents specified in the ATC.

Yes, bidders must be registered entities compliant with the norms set forth by the issuing authority. Necessary documentation verifying registration will need to be provided with the bid.

All documents must be submitted in formats specified in the tender documentation. Typically accepted formats include PDF and DOC for ease of review.

The technical specifications outlined in the tender document detail the construction material, design specifications, and strict adherence to local building codes must be followed.

Yes, all submitted products must adhere to the specified quality standards set by the Urban Development Department, ensuring durability and reliability in urban installations.

The items may undergo testing criteria as outlined in the tender documentation, which will ensure that the products meet the quality and safety standards before final approval.

The EMD amounts to 76,500 INR and must accompany all bids. Those seeking exemption must submit valid supporting documentation indicating their eligibility based on GeM guidelines.

Yes, while an ePBG (Earnest Performance Bank Guarantee) is not required upfront, bidders should be aware that security might be necessary post-award per specifications provided in subsequent documents.

Payment terms will be outlined clearly in the awarded contract and are contingent on successful delivery and compliance with the conditions specified at the award stage.

Price evaluation will be based on the total value of the bid, while considering compliance with technical specifications and quality standards as outlined in the tender.

Bids should be submitted electronically through the designated platform, adhering to the document submission guidelines. Ensure all required documents are accurately uploaded.

Key timelines include the submission by the bid end date, with evaluations conducted shortly thereafter, as detailed in the tender documentation.

The evaluation and selection will use total value evaluation methodology, analyzing both financial and technical aspects of the submitted bids.

Results of the tender will be communicated post-evaluation and selection phase, via the platform used for bidding. Bidder notifications will provide details on the outcome and next steps.

In this instance, there are no special benefits or exemptions for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) regarding experience or turnover specifics due to policy requirements outlined in the tender.

Similar to MSE stipulations, startups are not given exemptions from experience or turnover requirements in this tender.

While specifics on compliance with 'Make in India' policies were not highlighted in the tender, all bids are encouraged to follow local sourcing and manufacturing principles outlined in relevant procurement policies where applicable.