Contract Bidding Open For Electrical Plugs (V2) ISI Marked to IS 1293,Capacitor as per IS 2993, IS 2993, IS 13340,DOL starter in KAMRUP, ASSAM

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, providing documentation of at least three years of experience in supplying similar items to government or public sector undertakings, and submitting relevant contracts as proof of this experience. Bid submission must also include supporting documents if an exemption is sought.

The technical specifications for Electrical Plugs (V2) state that they must be ISI marked according to IS 1293, including both 6 A and 16 A rated currents, with specifics regarding the number of poles and pins. Compliance with these specifications is necessary for bid acceptance.

Yes, bidders must submit documentation including but not limited to evidence of past performance, details of experience criteria, and any additional documents as outlined in the ATC. This includes documented proof of fulfilling the experience and turnover criteria if exemptions are sought.

The registration process requires bidders to create an account on the GeM portal, complete their profile, and provide necessary documentation that verifies their credentials and eligibility. This process is critical before submitting any tender bids.

Accepted document formats for submissions typically include PDF, JPG, or similar file types as outlined in the tender documentation. Bidder submissions must adhere to these specifications for acceptance.

All items must conform to the technical specifications and quality standards outlined in the tender. This can include ISI standards for Electrical Plugs, industry benchmarks for Capacitors, and defined performance metrics for DOL Starters and Time Delay Relays.

Yes, bidders must ensure compliance with any applicable local content and procurement rules set forth in the tender. Supporting documentation may be required to demonstrate this compliance.

There is no EMD required for participating in this tender which simplifies the bidding process for all vendors.

The evaluation process involves item-wise and consignee-wise assessments based on the lowest price bid meeting the technical specifications and quality standards. Past performance will also factor into the evaluation.

Notification of results will be issued through the GeM portal to all participating bidders after conclusion of the evaluation process. Bidders should regularly check the portal for updates.

In this tender, there are no MSE exemptions regarding experience or turnover requirements. Bidders should review the specifications carefully to understand any limitations on MSE benefits.

For this specific tender, there are no startup exemptions from the eligibility criteria concerning experience or turnover.

Payment terms are typically detailed in the bid documentation, and bidders should refer to the official guidelines for any specific requirements related to payment timelines or methods.

Bidders must pay attention to all critical timelines provided in the tender documentation, particularly focusing on submission deadlines and technical clarification periods during evaluation.

While specific provisions for ‘Make in India’ policies are not explicitly outlined in this tender, it is essential for bidders to understand broader compliance requirements as per government procurement practices.