Bids are Invited For Unitary Air Conditioner (Window AC) (V2) as per IS 1391 (Part 1) in WEST DELHI, DELHI

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity compliant with the specified standards, with possibilities for MSE or Startup exemptions from experience or turnover criteria if quality and technical specifications are met.

Bidders are required to submit a Bidder Turnover document and OEM Authorization Certificate. For those seeking exemptions due to MSE or Startup status, relevant supporting documents must also be uploaded.

Entities must register through the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal while ensuring compliance with all eligibility criteria outlined in the tender documents to participate fully in the bidding process.

The tender specifies that all submissions must adhere to the formats indicated in the primary document and must be uploaded via the GeM portal.

The technical specifications mandate a minimum BEE Star Rating of 5, nominal marketing capacity of 1.5 Tons, and a cooling capacity between 3501 to 5200 Watts. The technology should be inverter-based and made with copper materials.

All AC units must comply with IS 1391 (Part 1) and maintain a minimum performance standard as required by the BEE rating system.

While specific environmental standards are not detailed in the tender, compliance with the BEE and IS 1391 standards inherently requires adherence to energy efficiency and environmental safety measures.

Units must pass operational testing to ensure functionality without abnormal noise and must undergo leak testing as per the installation specifications detailed in the tender.

There is no EMD required for this tender. However, bidders should ensure they meet all requisite criteria without such a financial safeguard.

No performance security is specified for this tender.

The payment terms have not been specified in the provided information; bidders should refer to the full tender document for detailed financial arrangements.

Price evaluation will occur using total value-wise assessment, where bids ranked within the lowest price bracket among technially qualified bidders will proceed to the RA.

The results will be communicated through the GeM portal, where bidders can access information regarding the bidding outcome along with actionable insights.

MSEs benefit from exemptions regarding the turnover and experience criteria, provided their submissions meet quality and technical specifications.

Startups can claim exemptions similar to MSEs. They must demonstrate compliance with all necessary technical specifications to qualify for these benefits.

Compliance with 'Make in India' policies prioritizes bids from local suppliers defined within the procurement norms to promote indigenous manufacturing and ensure a minimum level of local content is met in the supplied goods.