Bids are Invited For Source Measure Unit

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum of three years of past experience in supplying similar equipment. Bidders must also provide necessary documentation as per the instruction in the tender, demonstrating their compliance with specified technical and financial guidelines.

Bidders must submit several critical documents including an OEM Authorization Certificate, compliance documents relating to the Bill of Quantities (BoQ), and any additional certificates as specified in the Buyer’s ATC.

Participants can register online through the designated government e-marketplace (GeM) platform where they can create an account, verify their business details, and submit bids as instructed in the tender documentation.

Documents should be submitted electronically, and acceptable formats typically include PDF, JPEG, or Word files. Bidders should always consult the tender documents for specific requirements regarding document format.

The technical specifications necessary for this tender must match the outlined requirements in the tender documentation. Bidders must refer to the linked specifications document for a detailed overview to ensure compliance.

Yes, bidders are required to ensure compliance with industry standards relevant to Source Measure Units and must provide documentation supporting these standards as part of their bid submission.

Bidders need to comply with all technical specifications detailed in the tender documents. Any deviations must be substantiated with valid reasons and supporting documentation.

Testing criteria are defined in the technical specifications. Successful bidders must ensure that delivered equipment meets performance expectations and complies with the BoQ requirements before acceptance.

For this particular tender, EMD is not required. Bidders should be aware of the performance security that is specified in the tender for maintaining compliance after contract award.

Bidders are required to furnish a Performance Security (ePBG) which is set at 5% of the total bid amount. This security must be maintained for a period of 14 months to ensure adherence to the bid conditions.

Payment terms generally include milestones or a final payment upon delivery and acceptance of the Source Measure Unit. Bidders should refer to the detailed contractual terms outlined in the tender documents.

Bids will undergo a total value wise evaluation process where each submission will be assessed based on technical compliance and financial tender value against the outlined criteria.

After evaluating all bids, successful bidders will be notified through the official portal or via the communication details available in the tender. This may include emails or notifications on the GeM portal.

Unfortunately, this tender does not provide any exemptions for MSEs concerning experience and turnover criteria, per the issued tender.

No, similar to MSEs, there are no exemptions offered for startups regarding the experience and turnover criteria for this bid.

While details specific to adherence to 'Make in India' policies are not mentioned, bidders are encouraged to ensure compliance with local sourcing and manufacturing policies wherever relevant during the procurement and supply process.

Bidders must comply with any local content rules if applicable, as outlined in the specifications document, which defines specific regional or national content requirements to qualify for this procurement.