Procurement Opportunity: PROCUREMENT OF HYDRAULIC MOBILE SCISSOR LIFT in SOUTH GOA, GOA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity in India, having a minimum average annual turnover of 5 Lakh (s) for the past three years, and the ability to fulfil specific experience criteria in supplying similar products.

Bidders must upload certificates confirming their experience, past performance, and turnover compliance. Additionally, certificates confirming the percentage of local content must be provided in accordance with the Make in India initiative.

To register, bidders must ensure they are a registered entity on the GeM portal and complete the necessary documents for eligibility, including turnover evidence and compliance with technical specifications. Registration can usually be done online through the GeM portal.

Bidders are required to submit documents in standard formats, typically PDF or other document formats accepted by the GeM portal. Specific requirements for document formats are usually specified in the tender documentation.

The technical specifications necessitate compliance with Indian standards, including a minimum of 50% local content for qualifying as a Class 1 Local Supplier. Documentation must be provided to prove compliance with these standards.

Yes, quality standards as per Indian regulations must be adhered to, including relevant certifications that confirm compliance with applicable quality metrics for Hydraulic Mobile Scissor Lifts.

Bidders must comply with local content regulations and provide the required documentation that demonstrates adherence to quality and compliance standards. This includes certifications from manufacturers regarding local content.

The EMD amount for this tender is 29,913 INR, and it must be submitted as part of the bidding process. Exemptions apply to specific categories like MSEs under certain conditions.

Successful bidders must provide a performance security amounting to 5% of the contract value, to remain valid for a duration of 14 months from the date of contract signing.

Payment terms are generally outlined in the contract but will likely include stipulations for advance payments, performance-linked payments, and adherence to the timelines stipulated in the tender document.

The price evaluation will be conducted on a total value basis, considering bid price relevance and adherence to all evaluation criteria specified in the tender documentation.

Bidders are required to submit their documents online through the GeM portal, ensuring all mandatory documents are uploaded in compliance with the tender specifications.

Bidders should note the opening and closing dates for submission, including the validity of offers that must extend for 180 days from the bid submission date.

The evaluation process will involve compliance checks based on the submitted documents. Bids are assessed on total value and esteem for past performance, where a 10% score allocated will additionally validate the bidder’s credibility.

Notification of results and further steps will typically be provided via the GeM portal. Bidders can check their status and receive communication through the GeM system post-evaluation.

MSEs are entitled to purchase preferences, however, they must comply with the Make in India local pricing and documentation requirements. Only Class 1 local suppliers can receive this preference.

Currently, exemptions regarding experience and turnover do not apply to startups. However, they are encouraged to participate if they meet the necessary criteria and document requirements outlined in the main tender document.