Government Tender Published for Low Loss Coaxial Cable Assembly.

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity; additionally, Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) and startups may enjoy exemptions from turnover and experience if they meet technical specifications.

Bidders must provide a certificate as specified in the Additional Terms and Conditions. MSEs seeking exemptions must submit supporting documentation regarding their experience and turnover.

Registration can typically be completed through the GeM platform. Ensure that your entity is valid and recognized within the procurement system.

All documents must be submitted in standard formats accepted by GeM, typically including PDF and other electronic formats. Ensure each document adheres to the specifications mentioned in the bid.

Bidders must refer to the technical specifications document provided in the tender. It outlines all necessary details regarding performance standards and compliance.

Yes, adherence to specific quality standards is essential for all submissions, and the bidder must comply with industry standards as referenced in the technical specifications.

Bidders must ensure their bids comply with all stipulations outlined in the tender documents, especially concerning technical specifications and supporting documentation.

No, an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is not required for this tender.

Successful bidders must furnish an ePBG at a rate of 5% of the contract value, valid for a duration of 14 months.

Payment terms will be outlined in the final agreement post-evaluation of bids. Bidders are encouraged to adhere to the pricing submitted during the bidding process.

Prices are evaluated based on a total value-wise evaluation method, where the lowest-priced technically qualified bidders proceed to reverse auction processes.

Bidders are allotted three days for technical clarifications during the evaluation phase.

Bidders will be notified regarding the results through official channels as specified in the tender documentation.

MSEs are exempt from experience and turnover requirements. They also receive purchase preferences as detailed in the Public Procurement Policy.

Startups benefit similarly through exemptions from turnover and experience criteria when they meet specified quality standards.

Preference is given to Class 1 local suppliers as defined by the policy, and details regarding local content must be provided.