Open Tender for Custom-Tower Footing Impedance Measurement Kit with accessories as per TS

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity capable of supplying the Custom-Tower Footing Impedance Measurement Kit. Bidders must provide necessary documentation proving their experience and turnover. There are no exemptions based on experience or turnover for MSEs or startups.

To participate in this tender, bidders must provide several certificates including the OEM Authorization Certificate, compliance documents for the BoQ specifications, and other additional documentation as required in the tender.

Bidders must complete their registration on the GeM portal, ensuring all details are accurately filled in before submitting their bids. It's crucial to ensure compliance with eligibility criteria during the registration to avoid disqualifications.

Bidders are typically required to submit documents in PDF format, following the guidelines provided in the tender. Specific formats may be indicated in the tender documentation related to experience, turnover, and compliance certificates.

Bidders must adhere to the detailed technical specifications outlined in the buyer's documentation which include equipment capabilities such as calibration standards, materials used, and accessories included. A calibration certificate dated within two months of delivery is necessary.

Yes, all kits supplied must conform to relevant quality standards as mentioned in the tender document. Compliance with these standards is critical for successful procurement and delivery.

Bidders must comply with all specifications and conditions as stated in the tender documentation, including the necessity for a valid EMD and performance securities that meet the prescribed percentages.

The EMD required for this tender is INR 16,000. Bidders must submit this amount along with their bids, unless they qualify for an exemption under MSE guidelines, which are not applicable in this case.

The performance security required is 5% of the total contract value and is essential for ensuring compliance with the terms of the bid throughout the contract duration.

Payment terms will be clearly outlined in the tender documents, and they are typically dependent on compliance with delivery specifications, successful demonstration of the kits, and meeting quality standards post-delivery.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal, ensuring that all documentation is uploaded as specified within the stipulated timelines.

The evaluation will be conducted based on a total value-wise method. Bids will be assessed on compliance with technical specifications, alongside financial criteria. Bidders may seek technical clarifications during the two-day evaluation period.

Bidders will be notified of the results through the GeM portal once the evaluation process is completed. They are encouraged to check their registered accounts for updates.

While MSE exemptions for experience and turnover do not apply specifically in this tender, MSEs can still participate and may receive purchase preferences based on their local content certifications provided they comply with the stipulated guidelines.

This tender does not offer specific exemptions for startups concerning experience or turnover. Therefore, startups must meet the established criteria similar to larger entities without any concessions in the bidding process.

Local content is essential to qualify as a Class I or Class II local supplier under the Make in India policy. Bidders must confirm their local content percentage to benefit from procurement preferences, impacting their competitiveness in the bid process.