Government Tender Published for Electric Pedestal Type Fan and Regulator as per IS 1169 in WEST DELHI, DELHI

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and complying with specified Experience Criteria and Bidder Turnover. Exemptions are provided for MSEs and startups that meet quality specifications, allowing broader participation.

Bidders must include experience documentation, proof of bidder turnover, and certificates as per the Additional Terms and Conditions. If an exemption from experience or turnover criteria is requested, substantiating documents must be uploaded for evaluation.

Yes, being a registered entity is mandatory to qualify for participation. This prevents issues during bid evaluation and awarding.

The tender does not specify particular formats for documents; however, bidders are advised to comply with common business standards by providing clear, legible files, preferably in PDF or similar professional formats.

The fans must conform to the following technical specifications: They should be ISI marked, have a maximum input wattage of 61 W, and deliver a minimum air volume of 65 m³/min, with dimensions adjustable between 900 mm and 1050 mm.

Fans should adhere to the ISI standards, demonstrating product safety and reliability, along with sufficient warranty periods as outlined.

Yes, bidders must comply with requirements regarding 'Make in India' policies, assuring a minimum percentage of local content in the offered products.

An Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is not required for this tender, making it accessible for more potential bidders.

A Performance Security of 3% of the total contract value is required post-award to guarantee performance delivery aligned with contract terms.

The evaluation will follow a Total value wise method, along with a Reverse Auction among the lowest priced technically qualified bidders.

Bidders will receive notifications concerning the outcomes of their bid submissions directly from the awarding department post-evaluation.

MSEs are exempt from the Bidder Turnover and Experience Criteria, enabling them to compete more effectively, provided they meet all stipulated quality and technical standards.

Yes, startups are also exempted from Experience Criteria and Bidder Turnover, allowing them participation provided they meet the necessary quality specifications.

Bidders should ensure that their products meet local sourcing criteria under the Make in India initiative, providing necessary documentation regarding local content and manufacturing details with their bids.