Tender Notice for procurement of 05 microwave radiometer in SOUTH EAST DELHI, DELHI

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with proven capabilities, especially in manufacturing and supplying similar items to government bodies. Additionally, MSEs and startups can apply for exemptions from experience and turnover criteria.

Bidders must provide documents such as experience criteria, past performance evidence, OEM authorization certificates, and any additional documents as specified in the tender's Additional Terms and Conditions.

Submissions are to be finalized electronically on the GeM platform, and all required documents must be uploaded in the specified format. Details can be found in the submission guidelines section of the tender document.

The technical specifications for the microwave radiometers are outlined in the buyer's specification document included in the tender. Bidders must ensure compliance to avoid disqualification.

Bidders are required to submit an e-Performance Bank Guarantee (ePBG) of 5% of the contract value, valid for a duration of 38 months.

Yes, the EMD amount required for this tender is 4,460,000. Bidders seeking exemption from EMD must provide the necessary documents as per GeM guidelines.

The payment terms are generally stipulated in the contract following successful delivery and verification of the equipment against the specified conditions in the tender.

Bids will be evaluated based on total value considerations, alongside compliance with technical specifications and documentation requirements.

Results will be communicated through the official GeM platform to all bidders once the evaluation process is complete.

MSEs holding valid Udyam registration may enjoy exemptions from certain eligibility criteria, thus allowing more inclusive participation in the tender.

Yes, startups can also claim exemptions from experience and turnover criteria as long as they meet the technical specifications set forth in the tender.

To qualify as a Class 1 local supplier, a minimum of 50% local content is necessary, while Class 2 local suppliers require at least 20%.

All documents must be uploaded in the format specified in the tender documentation, typically requiring PDF or similar formats for all certifications and supporting documents.

Bidders must comply with the Make in India policies and local content rules as laid out by the Ministry to qualify for procurement benefits.