Procurement Opportunity: BUTTON HOLDER,PENDENT HOLDER 6A,SWITCH 5A 6A,SWITCH -15A 16A,MODULAR SWITCH 16A 20A ONE WAY,MODULAR in DARJEELING, WEST BENGAL

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, meeting the minimum average annual turnover of ₹5,00,000 over the past three years, and compliance with the technical specifications. MSEs and startups have additional exemptions related to turnover and experience.

Bidders need to submit certificates such as proof of registration, turnover documentation, and compliance certifications as outlined in the integrity pact and other requirements mentioned in the bid documentation. OEM authorization, if applicable, should also accompany the submission.

The registration process involves completing the necessary paperwork as per the GeM portal guidelines. Bidders must ensure that they are registered entities eligible for electrical product procurement, fulfilling all underlying requirements.

Bidders must submit documentation in acceptable formats, typically PDF, JPEG, or other formats, as specified in the tender guidelines. It is critical to verify the accepted formats on the GeM platform prior to submission.

The technical specifications detail the quality and performance standards required for the supply of miscellaneous electrical items. Bidders are advised to refer to the attached specifications document for precise requirements.

Yes, all products must conform to prevailing quality standards as per industry regulations. Compliance documentation must be submitted alongside the bid to demonstrate adherence to these quality requirements.

All participants must comply with the outlined eligibility and technical specifications, with specific attention towards local content requirements as defined under the Make in India initiative. Proper documentation evidencing compliance is essential.

The EMD amount of ₹18,000 must be submitted alongside the bid to ensure eligibility. Exemptions apply for MSEs, and documentation to validate exemption claims must be presented.

A performance security in the form of an ePBG (Electronic Performance Bank Guarantee) of 5% of the total bid value is mandatory. This security must be in favor of NHPC Limited.

The payment terms are typically specified in the contract documents following the bid acceptance. Compliant submissions will be evaluated based on competitive pricing, and payment details will be confirmed post-selection.

Price evaluations will consider the total value of bids, with preference given to proposals that meet technical and quality standards while ensuring compliance with all requisite documents.

Notifications regarding the outcome will be communicated to all participants following the completion of the evaluation process. Bidders are encouraged to remain vigilant for official announcements post-submission.

Yes, MSEs benefit from exemptions regarding turnover and experience criteria, along with purchase preferences that allow them to compete more effectively in the bidding process.

Startups are afforded similar exemptions to MSEs regarding turnover and experience criteria. This encourages new entrants to participate and contribute to the local economy through the supply of goods.

All bidders must comply with local sourcing norms as prescribed in the Make in India initiative. Compliance with local content criteria is mandatory to qualify for contract awards.

Bidders must provide certification regarding local content in their products. The procurement process will favor Class 1 and Class 2 suppliers based on their commitment to local manufacturing as per outlined regulations.