Government Tender Published for TROLLEY MOUNTED BREATHING AIR LINE SYSTEM WITH CARBON COMPOSITE CYLINDER in SUNDERGARH, ODISHA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity under Indian law, capability to supply specified goods, and compliance with the 'Make in India' initiative, requiring a minimum of 50% local content for Class 1 suppliers.

Yes, bidders must submit a PAN card, GST registration certificate, a cancelled cheque, and a bank-certified EFT Mandate along with their bid documentation.

To participate in this tender, bidders must be registered entities on the GeM platform. They will need to provide the required identity and compliance documents during the submission of their bids.

While specific formats are not explicitly mentioned, it is advisable to submit documents in PDF format as this is commonly accepted on electronic procurement platforms like GeM.

Bidders should refer to the technical specifications document that outlines performance standards, material qualifications, and operational capabilities. Compliance with these specifications is crucial for bid acceptance.

Yes, all breathing air line systems must adhere to the technical quality standards outlined in the tender documents to ensure they meet safety and operational efficiency requirements.

Bidders must comply with the guidelines under the Public Procurement Policy, including preferences and conditions set forth for MSEs and local suppliers as per the regulations.

Testing criteria are defined in the technical specifications document. Bidders must account for installation and operational testing as part of their submission.

In this instance, there is no requirement for an EMD submission, as stated in the additional terms and conditions of the tender.

Similar to the EMD, no performance security is required for this tender. It is essential to review any additional clauses mentioned in the bid documents.

Payment terms will be detailed in the final contract, typically post-delivery and acceptance of equipment, ensuring all products conform to specified quality standards.

Evaluations will be based on total costs, with preference being given to MSEs and local suppliers if their bids fall within acceptable margins against non-MSE bidders.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal before the specified closing date in the tender document.

For specifics, refer to the official tender document available on the GeM portal, which outlines submission timelines and bid opening schedules.

Bids will be evaluated based on compliance with technical specifications and financial competitiveness. A reverse auction may also occur among technically qualified bidders.

Results of the evaluation will be communicated through the GeM platform, where bidders can view their bid status and any further actions required.

MSEs receive exemptions regarding experience and turnover requirements, thereby allowing easier access to participate in government contracts.

Startups are granted exemptions from certain eligibility requirements, enhancing their opportunity to participate in government tenders.

Bidders must ensure compliance with the local content requirements under the Make in India initiative, with preference given to suppliers who meet these criteria. Non-local suppliers will not qualify for this tender.