Contract Bidding Open For Ultra High Purity Argon gas (Purity: 99.999% ),Ultra High Purity Nitrogen Gas (Purity: 99.999% )

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, and submission of a Certificate along with an OEM Authorization Certificate. Additionally, if exemption from Experience or Turnover criteria is sought, appropriate supporting documentation to prove eligibility must be provided.

Yes, bidders must provide a valid OEM Authorization Certificate and any additional supporting documentation if seeking exemptions from the Experience and Turnover criteria.

Bidders must register with the GeM portal to participate in this tender. The registration involves completing the required forms and providing proof of legitimacy as a supplier.

Documents must be submitted in PDF format, along with any necessary certificates as specified in the tender documents. Detailed requirements for submissions can be found in the linked documents.

Bidders must ensure that the Ultra High Purity Argon gas and Ultra High Purity Nitrogen Gas comply with relevant international standards, specifically IS 5760 for Argon and IS 309 for Liquid Nitrogen.

Yes, the tender mandates adherence to strict quality standards to ensure that all gases meet required purity levels, crucial for the intended applications in the Defence sector.

Bidders must comply with the technical specifications laid out in the tender and ensure that the gases provided meet the purity criteria specified in the documentation.

Yes, a performance security may be required after bid acceptance as stipulated in the tender terms to ensure compliance with delivery and quality commitments.

Payment terms will be specified in the tender document, typically contingent upon successful delivery and inspection of the gases supplied.

Bids will undergo a total value-wise evaluation, considering technical compliance, quality assurance, and financial parameters as per the marking scheme laid out in the tender guidelines.

Submissions must be made electronically via the GeM portal, where all required documentation can be uploaded as per the guidelines provided.

Yes, there are provisions aimed at supporting Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and startups, promoting participation in line with the Make in India initiative.

Bidders will be notified of the results through the GeM portal following the evaluation process, with essential communication made available to all participants.

While specific dates are not included, all inquiries related to timelines can be addressed through the official GeM portal and relevant sections of the tender document.

The EMD of INR 30,000 acts as a security for the bidding process. It ensures that bidders commit to their bids and adhere to the terms laid out in the tender documents.