Bid Publish Date
09-Jan-2025, 11:28 am
Bid End Date
11-Feb-2025, 9:00 am
EMD
₹14,072
Location
Progress
RAQuantity
8
Munitions India Limited announces a tender for INDUSTRIAL HEAT DETECTOR FOR DETECTING RISE IN TEMP. THE HEAT SENSOR MADE OF STAINLESS STEEL, TO BE in BHANDARA, MAHARASHTRA. Quantity: 8. Submission Deadline: 11-02-2025 09: 00: 00. Last date to apply is approaching fast!
Tender Category
Goods
Bid To RA
No
Bid To RA Enabled
Yes
Item Category
INDUSTRIAL HEAT DETECTOR FOR DETECTING RISE IN TEMP. THE HEAT SENSOR MADE OF STAINLESS STEEL, TO BE
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The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and may involve participation from manufacturers or authorized dealers. Additionally, MSEs and Startups are encouraged to apply as there are exemptions for years of experience required.
Bidders need to present various required certificates, such as business registration documents, relevant compliance certifications, and proof of ownership or authorization for the product being offered, adhering to safety and technical standards.
The registration process involves submitting a bid through the GeM platform, including completion of necessary documents, certificates, and payment of the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD).
Submission documents must be provided in predefined formats as specified in the tender documents. Commonly accepted formats include PDF and any form of editable text file that complies with the submission guidelines.
The technical specifications state that the heat detectors must be made from stainless steel, operational within a -20°C to +80°C temperature range, and achieve an IP67 protection rating for environmental safety.
Bidders must comply with relevant quality standards as outlined in the tender specifications, ensuring products meet safety standards suitable for Ex-Zones 2 and 22, thus fulfilling operational and reliability demands.
Yes, bidders need to adhere to specific compliance requirements that align with government regulations, including safety certifications and environmental standards applicable to Industrial Heat Detectors.
Products must pass defined testing criteria to verify their operational efficiency in extreme conditions, confirming compliance with performance specifications before final acceptance.
The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is set at 14,072 INR, which must be submitted alongside the technical bid, acting as a security measure to ensure serious participation in the tender.
Upon award of the tender, successful bidders may be required to furnish performance security, typically in the form of a bank guarantee or bond, to assure the quality and timely delivery of products.
The payment terms will be elaborated in the bid documents and typically require adherence to a structured release of payments based on delivery and acceptance of goods.
Price evaluation considerations will focus on the total value of bids received, with comparative assessments made against specified standards of quality and pricing within defined thresholds.
Bids must be submitted through the GeM online platform using the Two Packet Bid method, ensuring all necessary documents are included in the submission.
While exact dates are excluded, bidders should reference the bid documents for crucial timelines, including submission, opening, and evaluation periods.
The evaluation and selection process involves assessing technical and financial submissions against the criteria outlined in the tender document to determine the most suitable bid based on overall compliance and value.
Notification of results will be conducted through appropriate channels specified in the tender documents after the completion of the evaluation and selection process.
MSEs benefit from relaxed qualification requirements, such as exemptions from extensive experience credentials, allowing for increased participation in government procurement processes.
Yes, startups are afforded specific exemptions regarding prior experience to promote their involvement and contribution to the procurement process, fostering innovation.
Compliance with 'Make in India' policies involves ensuring that products sourced for this tender promote local manufacturing practices and compliance with government initiatives emphasizing domestic capabilities.
Local content and procurement rules are applicable and require bidders to ensure that their offerings support domestic production, aligning with government procurement strategies facilitating indigenous manufacturing capabilities.
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