Procurement Opportunity: Workstation in DIBRUGARH, ASSAM

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having at least one year of relevant experience supplying similar products to government departments or PSUs, and being compliant with the GeM registration stipulations.

The required documents include an OEM authorization certificate, experience criteria documentation, proof of past performance, and evidence of compliance with annual turnover requirements specific to the tender.

Registration for the tender is completed through the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal, where bidders must create an account, provide necessary business details, and upload required documentation per the guidelines.

Documents must be submitted in PDF format or other geM-accepted formats, ensuring that they retain their integrity and readability throughout the evaluation process.

The workstation must conform to specific technical specifications, including a minimum of 64 GB RAM, Intel Core i9 processor or equivalent, and support for recommended graphics architectures.

Yes, the workstation must meet established quality standards, ensuring all components comply with industry norms and performance expectations specified in the tender documentation.

Compliance requirements necessitate that all submitted documentation adheres to GeM guidelines, including proof of proper certifications, adherence to technical specifications, and financial documentation.

No, for this particular tender, no EMD is required as part of the bidding conditions.

Performance security in the form of a bank guarantee might be required post-award of the contract, ensuring the successful bidder adheres to the tender commitments.

Payment terms typically involve processing payments upon satisfactory delivery and acceptance of the workstation, followed by submission of the warranty documentation.

The evaluation process will focus on total value-wise assessments, compliance with technical requirements, valid documentation, and overall alignment with the specified criteria.

Yes, results of the evaluation will be communicated via the GeM portal, where bidders can access notifications regarding their submission feedback.

No, in this tender, MSEs are not exempt from the experience and turnover requirements; however, they are encouraged to participate in future tenders under the government’s supportive procurement policies.

The tender encourages local content in procurement and compliance with 'Make in India' policies, reinforcing the government's initiative to boost domestic manufacturing experts.

While no explicit local supplier preferences are indicated, compliance with local procurement policies and regulations is encouraged, enhancing the opportunity for local businesses to participate.