Bids are Invited For Blow Pipe for Welding and Cutting as per IS 7653 (V2),Gas Cutting Nozzles,Gas Cutting Nozzles,Elect

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and, for MSEs, holding a valid Udyam Registration. Additionally, bidders must demonstrate previous experience in supplying similar equipment per the Public Procurement Policy.

All products must comply with relevant technical specifications outlined in the tender, including adherence to the Indian Standards (IS). Bidders must provide test reports from accredited laboratories to prove conformity.

Bidders must submit essential documents, including a copy of the PAN Card, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, and an EFT Mandate duly certified by the bank, as part of the vendor code creation process.

Documents must be submitted in specified electronic formats compatible with the GeM portal. It is recommended to upload PDFs or other supported formats during the submission process.

Yes, all equipment must comply with designated quality standards such as the BIS marking and other IS standards, ensuring that they meet safety and operational criteria.

Bidder's products must meet specified testing criteria, which includes providing type test reports verifying compliance with the relevant IS and confirming they come from accredited laboratories.

There is no Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) requirement listed for this tender. Bidder’s compliance will primarily rely on technical and financial evaluations.

The tender documentation does not stipulate a performance security requirement, but bidders should review all related provisions to ensure compliance with any contractual obligations.

Payment terms will be as per the successful delivery and acceptance of goods, detailed further during the bid documentation analysis or post-award negotiations.

The price evaluation will consider the total value of bid submissions while ensuring compliance with technical specifications. Special consideration applies for MSE bidders in aligning with the purchasing policy.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal, where bidders can upload their proposals and related documentation in a structured format, ensuring ease of review and processing.

While specific timelines are not disclosed in this overview, bidders are encouraged to track notifications via the GeM portal for updates regarding the bidding schedule and evaluation outcomes.

The evaluation and selection process involves a thorough assessment of the submitted bids based on compliance with both technical specifications and financial quotes, ensuring fair competition and adherence to MSE provisions.

Bidders will be notified of the results post-evaluation; the exact timing will depend on the tender's evaluation schedule, communicated through the GeM portal as updates are made available.

MSEs enjoy specific benefits including purchase preferences and exemptions based on their years of experience and turnover, which provide them with enhanced opportunities to secure contracts.

While there are no explicit startup exemptions relating to experience and turnover listed in the current tender, startups should monitor selection policies and regulations associated with MSE advantages.

Bidders must demonstrate compliance with Make in India policies by showcasing local content in their products, essential for supporting domestic manufacturing as guided by procurement regulations.