Invitation to Bid - Tripod Turnstile Gate (MHA)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing the necessary licenses and certifications for manufacturing and supplying Tripod Turnstile Gates. Bidders also need to adhere to the Make in India policies and demonstrate local value addition where applicable.

All bidders must submit an OEM Authorization Certificate. Additionally, if exemptions from experience or turnover criteria are being sought, relevant supporting documents must be provided to establish eligibility.

Bidders need to register on the GeM (Government e-Marketplace) platform, where they must create an account, complete their profile, and comply with all onboarding requirements before being eligible to submit a bid for this tender.

Bidders must submit documents in specified formats as outlined in the tender documentation. Typically, acceptable formats include PDFs and serious details regarding document naming conventions should be adhered to based on the GeM submission guidelines.

Technical specifications are detailed in the linked specification documents which outline the functional and operational requirements bidders must meet for the Tripod Turnstile Gates. Compliance with these specifications is mandatory for evaluation.

Bidders are required to meet all relevant quality standards specified in the tender documents and linked specifications, ensuring the products offered meet or exceed performance expectations needed for the Tripod Turnstile Gates.

Yes, compliance with the Make in India policies and local content regulations is essential. Bidders must declare the percentage of local content in their offerings as stipulated by the policy guidelines included in the tender documentation.

Testing criteria may include functional tests, quality evaluations, and adherence to specified operational standards. Detailed guidelines on testing processes are typically included in the specification documents.

No EMD is required for participating in this tender, which simplifies initial participation for bidders and encourages broader competition.

A Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) is required, set at 3% of the total bid value, and must remain valid for a period of 38 months to guarantee warranty, performance, and compliance with service obligations.

Payment terms are generally specified in the tender documentation, typically based on successful delivery and acceptance of the products, as well as adherence to quality and performance standards.

Price evaluations will follow a total value approach, where bids will be assessed not only on price but also on compliance with technical specifications and local content requirements.

Bidders must pay attention to the submission deadlines and opening dates for the tender as outlined in the tender document, ensuring prompt character of compliance in their proposal submissions.

Bids will undergo scrutiny based on a total value-wise evaluation method that assesses compliance with technical requirements, local content commitments, pricing strategy, and overall value offered.

Results will be communicated via the GeM platform, with notifications sent out post-evaluation. Bidders should regularly check the platform for updates regarding the tender status and outcomes.

Yes, while there are no exemptions for experience or turnover, the tender encourages participation from MSEs and enables related preferences in the bidding process where applicable. Bidders claiming such benefits must provide the appropriate certifications.