Invitation to Bid - Water Audit - Authorized Consumption; Industrial Units

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, demonstrating relevant experience in water audits, and presenting necessary documentation to support compliance with technical and financial standards.

Bidders must provide certifications related to their experience with water audits, as well as any additional documentation requested in the bid specifications.

Registration typically involves submitting an application to the relevant authorities along with proof of eligibility criteria fulfillment. Specific details can be found in the tender documents.

Bidders should adhere to the formats specified in the tender document, which generally includes PDF, Word documents for technical specifications, and financial proposals.

The tender outlines that bidders must demonstrate a proven methodology for conducting water audits and an understanding of relevant regulations and standards for compliance.

Yes, bidders must follow predefined quality standards as specified in the tender documentation, ensuring thorough vetting of water usage practices for accuracy and compliance.

Bidders must ensure their methodology and practices align with local regulations on water conservation and management, as specified in the tender.

The EMD amount and details regarding its submission will be available in the tender documents. It serves as a security measure for the bidding process.

The contract may require a performance security, typically a percentage of the total bid amount, to safeguard against non-performance. This will be further detailed in the contract documentation.

Payment terms for this tender will be outlined in the submitted proposal, generally involving milestone payments or payment upon satisfactory completion of the audit.

Evaluation considerations include the total value of the bids, with a structured scoring system potentially applied to assess compliance and competitiveness according to the H1 pricing elimination rule.

Bids can be submitted electronically through designated online portals as specified in the tender documents, ensuring compliance with submission guidelines.

Details about submission deadlines and review periods will be provided in the tender documents, ensuring bidders adhere to the stipulated timelines for consideration.

Bids will be evaluated based on both technical and financial criteria, with a layered approach ensuring the most qualified bidders are selected for project delivery.

Notification of results will be communicated through official channels outlined in the tender documentation after the evaluation process is completed.

MSEs can expect preferential treatment in the bidding process, including criteria exemptions and targeted support as part of the government’s initiative to promote local enterprises.

Startups may benefit from relaxed eligibility criteria and support initiatives aimed at fostering innovation within the context of the tender requirements.

The tender emphasizes local sourcing and promotes startups and MSEs under the Make in India policies, encouraging homegrown solutions and expertise in the water audit sector.

Bidders are encouraged to comply with local procurement rules as specified in government regulations, aimed at enhancing domestic industry participation in tenders.