Open Tender for Multi-Port Smart Battery Charger,Battery Balance Charger LiPo,Battery Analyzer,Load Tester,Internal

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 2 Lakhs over the last three financial years, and possessing at least 3 years of relevant experience in supplying similar items to any Central or State Government organization or PSU.

Bidders need to provide several certificates, including a turnover certificate for the past three years, an OEM authorization certificate, and any other relevant documentation that demonstrates compliance with technical and financial criteria.

Bidders must register on the GeM portal and ensure their profiles are complete with all necessary certifications. Registration is a prerequisite for bidding on the DGEME ITEMS tender.

The accepted formats for document submission typically include PDF for detailed reports and CSV files for BOQs. All documentation should be submitted electronically on the GeM portal per the guidelines provided.

Technical specifications reflect the performance requirements for each product category, including details on battery capacity, charging rates, and safety standards. Bidders should review the linked technical specification documents for detailed criteria.

All products must conform to relevant Indian Standards as indicated in the tender documents. This includes certifications reflective of quality assurance and product reliability per applicable norms.

Compliance with Make in India policies is mandatory. Bidders must provide documentation that reflects the local content percentage and any certifications related to local sourcing of materials.

Evaluation will consist of qualitative assessments against the technical specifications provided, performance benchmarks from past contracts, and overall market competitiveness of pricing.

An EMD is required for this tender; bidders must include the specified EMD amount as indicated in the tender documentation, which will be returned upon completion of the tender process.

Performance security must be submitted as per the guidelines laid out in the tender documentation and will typically be a fixed percentage of the bid value to ensure contract fulfillment.

Payment terms are typically structured around delivery milestones, upon successful inspection of goods, and should be detailed in the financial offer submitted with the bid application.

Bidders must ensure adherence to submission deadlines and any outlined timelines for bid evaluations. The precise dates for representations and submissions are provided in the tender documents.

The evaluation process is primarily total value wise, incorporating assessments of technical compliance, financial standing, and past performance. Shortlisted bidders may be invited for clarifications as needed.

Notification of results will generally be communicated through the GeM portal once the evaluation process is completed. Bidders should keep an eye on their registered accounts for updates.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) benefit from reserved purchase preferences and may enjoy specific relaxation in certain eligibility criteria, allowing them enhanced participation opportunities in this tender.

This tender does not currently provide any exemptions specific to startups concerning experience or turnover criteria as clearly stated in the eligibility section.

Bidders must comply with local content requirements to qualify as Class 1 local suppliers and must submit proof of compliance with these policies as part of their documentation.