Government Tender Published for PIM 5 (PERIPHERAL INTERFACE MODULE) in THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, KERALA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity capable of meeting the technical specifications outlined in the tender document. Experience criteria apply, and bidders must upload documents substantiating their capacity. Note that there are no exemptions for MSEs or startups regarding experience or turnover.

Bidders should provide certificates demonstrating compliance with quality standards, past performance details, and, if applicable, supporting documentation for exemptions from experience or turnover criteria.

Bidders need to complete the registration process through the GeM portal, ensuring they are listed as a registered entity. They must provide the necessary documents corresponding to the eligibility criteria before submitting their bid.

Bidders must submit documents in the specified formats as outlined in the tender document, ensuring clarity and compliance to avoid disqualification.

The technical specifications for this module can be found in the detailed specification document linked in the tender description. Bidders are required to meet these outlined standards to be considered eligible.

Bidders must comply with the technical quality standards specified in the documentation provided for the PIM 5 tender, ensuring all products meet the Ministry of Defence’s operational requirements.

Yes. Bidders must adhere to the compliance requirements outlined in the tender, including quality assurances, past performance verification, and technical specifications compliance.

While the specific testing criteria was not defined in the tender, bidders are expected to ensure that their products meet all quality and performance standards as stated in the tender documentation.

The EMD requirement for this tender is No, indicating participating bidders don't need to submit a deposit at the time of bid submission.

Bidders are required to submit a performance security at 3% of the contract value, for a duration of 12 months after the concluding delivery phase.

The payment terms are generally aligned with the contract stipulations set forth in the tender documentation and are payable post-delivery and acceptance of the goods by the contracting authority.

Price evaluation will follow a total value-wise evaluation method, where overall costs and compliance with the technical and financial specifications will be considered.

Bids must be submitted through the official GeM portal. Detailed instructions regarding submission methods are included in the tender documentation.

Bidders should monitor the bid end date and bid opening date outlined in the tender documentation for the timely submission of proposals.

While there are no specific exemptions for MSEs in terms of experience or turnover for this tender, they are still encouraged to participate and must adhere to all outlined eligibility criteria.

Currently, there are no exemptions set for startups concerning years of experience or turnover as part of this tender.

Yes, preference will be given to the products that align with the 'Make in India' initiative, specifically for local suppliers who meet defined local content standards within the bid submissions.