Invitation to Bid - Complete Repair of Engine Assy, Gear Box and all Suspension System

The qualification requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum of three years of relevant past experience in similar repairs. Bidders must also demonstrate a minimum average annual turnover of 1 Lakh over the last three years through documented proof.

Yes, bidders must provide an OEM Authorization Certificate alongside supporting documents that detail compliance with the technical specifications outlined in the Bid Document to participate.

Bidders need to ensure they are registered on the GeM (Government e-Marketplace) platform and provide all the necessary documentation to establish eligibility as per the tender requirements.

Bidders must submit documents in standard formats such as PDF or image files that can be easily reviewed and authenticated by the evaluation committee.

The technical specifications are detailed in the bid document, focusing on the functionality and standards that must be met during the repair and maintenance of equipment.

Yes, all services provided must meet the quality standards as laid out in military procurement guidelines and the specifications provided in the tender documentation.

Bidders must ensure full compliance with the eligibility criteria, financial requirements, and technical standards specified in the bid document, including submission of relevant documentation.

Testing criteria may involve initial assessments of repaired components based on military operational requirements as outlined in the specifications.

No, there is no EMD requirement for this tender, which can facilitate participation from a wider range of bidders.

While performance security requirements are noted in standard procurement processes, for this tender, no specific details are available regarding performance guarantees.

Payment terms typically align with government procurement practices and are related to completion and acceptance of repair services rendered as outlined in the bid agreement.

Price evaluations will consider total bid values in alignment with the quality of services proposed, focusing on value-for-money assessments.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM platform, adhering to the guidelines for digital submissions.

While specific dates are noted in the documentation, bidders should refer to the tender document for precise timelines related to submission and evaluation.

Evaluation will be complete based on the outlined criteria and documentation submitted. The selected bidder will be notified following this assessment process, as mentioned in the tender guidelines.

MSEs are afforded additional considerations, such as exemption from certain experience and turnover requirements, thereby promoting inclusion in the bidding process.

Currently, no exemptions for startups from experience and turnover criteria are provided in this tender, focusing instead on established entities.

The tender processes and qualification requirements align with the government's focus on fostering local industries through compliance with synergy-based policies under the 'Make in India' initiative.