Procurement Opportunity: Custom Bid for Services - Fabrication of the impact rollers for 1400 mm and 1200 mm belt conveyors

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing experience in similar services, and for firms seeking exemption, submission of supporting documents is necessary for evaluation.

The technical specifications for the impact rollers must align with industry standards, appropriate dimensions for 1400 mm and 1200 mm belt conveyors and robust performance characteristics.

Bidders are required to provide relevant certificates as outlined in the Additional Terms & Conditions (ATC) of the tender documentation, which support their eligibility and compliance.

Bidders must ensure they are registered appropriately on the designated governmental procurement portal and meet all criteria specified in the tender documents.

Documents must be submitted in the specified formats provided in the tender documentation. This typically includes PDF for technical and financial proposals.

All fabrication services must meet standard quality assurance metrics as dictated by the industry, ensuring durability and functionality of impact rollers.

Yes, compliance requirements include adhering to all procurement regulations set forth by the issuing authority and demonstrating previous successful project experiences.

Details regarding the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) can be found in the tender documents, including the necessary amount and submission methods.

Bidders may be required to submit performance security to ensure the execution of contract terms following the award of the tender.

The payment terms for the fabrication services are detailed in the linked payment terms document, outlining conditions for release upon delivery and installation acceptance.

The selection will be based on total value-wise evaluation, which includes both technical compliance and financial viability of the bid submitted.

The notification of results will follow traditional processing post bid submission and evaluation which is detailed in the documentation.

Yes, there are benefits for MSEs and provisions detailed in the tender documentation to promote participation from these entities.

Bidders are encouraged to align their offerings with the 'Make in India' policies by prioritizing local sourcing and manufacturing to boost domestic production.

Yes, there are specific local content and procurement rules that bidders must comply with as part of the bidding process, emphasized in the tender guidelines.