Open Tender for Natural Gas Pressure Regulator

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, preferably with prior experience in supplying similar goods to Central or State Government Organizations or PSUs, and the necessary certifications if claiming exemptions under MSE or Startup categories.

Bidders are expected to submit documents regarding Experience Criteria, Past Performance, Bidder Turnover, and additional certificates as specified in the Additional Terms and Conditions.

Yes, bidders need to be registered on the governmental procurement platform (GeM) to participate in the tender process for supplies.

The formats will be specified in the bidder's portal upon tender release, typically requiring PDF or document formats that support text recognition for evaluations.

The technical specifications demand regulators with a capacity up to 1000 m3/h, accurate to AC 10 (+/-10%), and made from materials compliant with specified standards such as EN549 and EN12164.

Yes, all bidders must adhere to the quality standards as outlined in the tender documentation, which includes material compliance with EN standards.

Bidders must ensure that their submitted products meet all technical specifications outlined. Any deviation without prior approval may lead to disqualification.

While specific testing criteria are not detailed in the tender, performance standards must be validated per the technical specifications during evaluation.

There is no requirement for Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) for this tender as stated in the document.

Performance security requirements are currently not specified, but compliance with general terms applied in previous tenders may be required.

The payment terms will typically be specified post-bid award, reflecting payment upon delivery acceptance based on stipulated contractual obligations.

Prices will be evaluated based on total value wise evaluation, allowing adjustments where MSEs have quoted within a defined range of the lowest bid.

Bidders are expected to submit their proposals electronically via the designated procurement platform to ensure streamlined processing and evaluation.

While specific timelines are not indicated, bids are expected to be evaluated within the stipulated period based on the tender's complexity and total submissions.

Results will be published on the governmental procurement platform, where all bidders can access the evaluations and contracts awarded post-process completion.

MSEs will benefit from exemptions regarding placement threshold and past experience requirements, provided they meet the technical specifications outlined in the tender.

Startups may also benefit from comparable exemptions concerning experience and turnover criteria, affirming their compliance with quality standards for submitted goods.

All products must align with the parameters set forth in the 'Make in India' initiatives, promoting local manufacturing and development schemes within supplier submissions.