Invitation to Bid - Stationary Valve Regulated Lead Acid Batteries (V2) as per IS 15549 in HASSAN, KARNATAKA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, demonstrating a minimum average annual turnover of 4 Lakhs over the past three years, and having at least three years of past experience in providing similar products. Bidders must also submit necessary documentation as stated in the tender.

Bidders must provide various certificates including OEM authorization, experience validation documents, and compliance certificates related to the technical specifications mentioned in the tender. Additional proof of the minimum turnover must be supplied.

To participate in this tender, interested bidders must register on the GeM platform and ensure they have all required documentation ready for submission, including financial statements and certificates as mentioned in the bid document.

While the tender document does not specify exact formats, it is advisable to prepare documents in commonly accepted formats such as PDF for statements, scanned versions of original certificates, and structured data in Excel where applicable to ensure compliance and clarity.

The specified technical requirements for the stationary valve regulated lead acid batteries include voltage options of 2V, 6V, and 12V, capacity options up to 1500Ah, and warranty provisions ranging between 1 to 3 years as per GeM specifications.

Yes, bidders must ensure that all products meet quality standards consistent with ISO 9001 certification. Adhering to these standards is crucial for consideration in this tender.

The tender specifies that in cases where Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) is applicable, sellers are required to quote Zero GST while ensuring compliance with specified GST rates applicable for payments made under this tender.

The tender indicates that EMD is not required for this bidding process, allowing for wider participation without the burden of upfront costs.

The specifics of performance security are not mentioned in detail, however, it is typically expected to ensure delivery compliance and service standards as defined in the bid terms.

Payment terms are generally defined in the final contract following the evaluation process. Bidders should prepare for payment schedules that may be milestone or delivery-based.

Price evaluation will consider the total value of the bids, adhered to established pricing guidelines, and may factor in competitive bidding to ascertain the reasonableness of quoted prices.

Bidders are required to upload their documents electronically via the GeM platform, adhering to the guidelines specified for submission formats and categories as indicated in the tender document.

Upon completion of the evaluation process, results will typically be notified through the GeM platform and relevant communication channels.

In this particular tender, MSE Purchase Preference is not applicable, meaning MSEs must meet the same eligibility and qualification criteria as larger entities without special considerations.

Unfortunately, this tender does not offer exemptions for startups regarding the years of experience or turnover criteria, requiring full compliance with all stipulated requirements.

While the tender document supports Indian manufacturing through its requirements, specific provisions or preferences for 'Make in India' products are not directly stated, indicating a standard procurement approach.