Government Tender Published for Air Curtain

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity recognized by the government. Notably, MSEs and startups qualify for exemptions from presenting years of experience, making this an accessible opportunity for potential bidders.

Bidders must submit a combination of technical, financial, and compliance certificates as detailed in the procurement documents. These ensure that the suppliers meet industry quality and safety standards.

To register for the tender, potential bidders must create an account on the General Electric Marketplace (GeM). Following registration, they can access tender documents and submit their bids online.

All documents must be submitted digitally via the GeM portal in the prescribed formats as specified in the tender documentation, typically inclusive of PDF and compliant file types.

The Air Curtains must conform to specified industry standards and benchmarks as documented in the tender. Bidder compliance with these specifications is critical for evaluation and acceptance.

Yes, bidders must ensure that the products proposed align with recognized quality standards in the industry. Detailed quality requirements can be found in the tender documentation.

Bidders are required to comply with all tender specifications, including safety regulations and quality standards associated with the manufacturing and supply of Air Curtains.

The EMD requirement is a bid security that ensures bidder seriousness. Specific details about the EMD amount and instructions for payment will be included in the procurement documentation.

Post-award, bidders are required to submit a performance security, usually calculated as a percentage of the awarded contract value. This is designed to safeguard project execution.

Details regarding payment terms, including milestones and timelines for invoicing, will be outlined in the final contractual agreement following the bid award.

Price evaluation will be conducted based on a total value wise assessment, considering both the bid price and compliance with technical specifications. This method seeks to ensure cost-effectiveness and value for money.

Bidders must submit their proposals solely through the GeM online portal as specified. Alternatives or manual submissions are not accepted to maintain compliance with tender processes.

The tender documentation will specify the overall timeline for bid submission and evaluation. Bidders should pay close attention to the deadlines for ensuring timely participation.

The evaluation process comprises a total value wise evaluation method, where each bid is rigorously assessed for compliance with technical specifications and overall pricing.

Notification of results will be communicated through the GeM portal post-evaluation. Bidders are encouraged to check the portal for updates and results announcements.

Yes, MSEs benefit from exemptions related to years of experience when bidding for this tender, promoting their inclusion and active participation in government procurement.

Startups also receive exemptions similar to those provided to MSEs, allowing them extraordinary access to government contracts and promoting entrepreneurial growth.

The tender aligns with the 'Make in India' initiative, promoting local manufacturing and supply while advocating for domestic production standards in government procurement processes.

Local content and procurement rules will guide the evaluation to ensure that products offered adhere to national standards for domestic manufacturing, fostering economic growth through local industry support.