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The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity capable of supplying the specified consumables. Bidders must submit required documents such as OEM Authorization, experience criteria, and turnover certifications to prove their ability to meet the tender needs.

Yes, bidders are required to submit OEM Authorization Certificates along with additional documents specified in the ATC. It is essential that all submissions comply with the technical and financial criteria outlined in the tender documentation.

To register for bidding, potential bidders must create an account on the appropriate bidding platform where the tender is published. Ensure completion of all required verification steps and submission of necessary documentation to complete the registration process.

Bidders must submit all required documentation in the formats specified in the tender. Standard documentation formats are typically accepted, including PDF or DOC, as long as they meet the requisite technical criteria.

The technical specifications for the products being bid upon include compliance with the BoQ specification and any additional criteria outlined in the tender. Bidders must ensure that products meet industry standards and relevant compliance requirements.

Suppliers must adhere to established quality standards relevant to the consumables being supplied. This includes manufacturers’ specifications and compliance with national quality directives applicable in the procurement sector.

Yes, bidders must ensure compliance with all specified regulatory guidelines, particularly those outlined in the tender documents for technical and financial submissions. Non-compliance may lead to disqualification.

All bidders are required to submit an EMD as part of their bid. The EMD amount ensures that bids are submitted in good faith and provide a layer of commitment from the bidders towards contract execution.

Winning bidders must submit a Performance Bank Guarantee (ePBG) after being awarded the tender. This ensures that the supplier fulfills all contract conditions. The specific amount and conditions will be provided upon notification of award.

Payment terms will be specified in the contract documentation upon successful award. Typically, payments are processed upon satisfactory delivery and compliance with all tender terms.

The evaluation of prices will be based on the total value of the bids submitted, taking into consideration compliance with all required conditions. Bidders offering the best value while meeting technical requirements may have an advantage.

All submissions must be made electronically through the designated bidding platform. Suppliers must ensure their documentation is complete and adheres to submission timelines outlined in the tender.

All timelines and deadlines are specified in the bid document. Bidders must adhere to these timelines for submission, evaluation, and notification of results to ensure their bids are considered.

The evaluation process involves a thorough review of bids based on compliance with the eligibility criteria followed by technical evaluations. Bids will ultimately be selected based on the total price value and adherence to required specifications.

Results of the bid evaluation will typically be communicated through the designated platform, following completion of the evaluation process. Bidders should ensure they check for notifications regarding their submissions.

While specific exemptions related to years of experience and turnover are not available, MSEs can benefit from provisions aimed at supporting local production and procurement policies under the Make In India initiative, encouraging government support.

Currently, no specific provisions or exemptions for startups regarding experience or turnover requirements are stated in this tender. However, participating startups are encouraged to meet all eligibility and submission criteria to compete effectively.