Contract Bidding Open For Stationary Valve Regulated Lead Acid Batteries (V2) as per IS 15549 in RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing relevant experience in similar supplies, and demonstrating financial stability with a minimum average annual turnover of 10 Lakhs over the last three years.

Bidders need to submit various certificates, including experience criteria documentation, OEM authorization certificates, and evidence of past performance. The complete list of required documents is available in the tender documentation.

Interested bidders must be registered entities on the relevant government procurement portal and must follow the bidding procedure outlined in the tender document to submit their bids.

Typically, PDF and other specified formats are accepted for document uploads. Bidders should refer to the tender documentation for particular submission requirements.

The technical specifications include a battery voltage of 12 Volts, a capacity of 100 Ah, and a minimum warranty of 2 years. The batteries must be made of Polypropylene co-polymer as the container material.

Bidders must ensure that their products conform to the Indian Standard IS 15549 for stationary valve regulated lead-acid batteries, ensuring compliance with all specifications outlined in the tender document.

Yes, bidders must comply with various compliance requirements, including documentation of financial turnover, experience, and adherence to the integrity pact as specified by the buyer organization.

All supplied batteries must meet the specified technical criteria in the tender. However, testing by a designated authority is not required as per the current tender guidelines.

While EMD details are provided in the tender, typically a specified amount may need to be submitted to ensure commitment to the participation, which must be aligned with the proposal guidelines.

While the precise demands for performance security are not detailed in this document, generally, successful bidders may be required to provide a performance guarantee aligning with the terms outlined post-award.

The payment terms typically relate to the delivery and acceptance of the goods, but specific details can be reviewed in the tender document or further clarified with the issuing authority.

The evaluation and selection are based on a total value-wise evaluation process, with compliance to all documentation and eligibility criteria being critical for consideration.

Once the evaluation is complete, the results will be communicated to all bidders through the procurement portal or via email by the issuing authority.

There are no specific exemptions regarding experience and turnover for MSEs in this tender, hence they are required to meet the same conditions as large enterprises.

No specific provisions or exemptions are included for startups regarding the eligibility requirements for this tender. All participants must comply unbiasedly.

Bidders are encouraged to ensure compliance with local sourcing and manufacturing policies, however, specific details about the procurement rules related to 'Make in India' are expected to follow the guidelines set by the government.