Invitation to Bid - Supply of SSR Card for M/s SCOPE make circuit breaker operation analyzer, Model: HISAC ULTIMA,Calib

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and the submission of required certificates as stated in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC). Additionally, bidders asking for exemptions from experience or turnover criteria need to provide supportive documentation to validate their eligibility for such exemptions.

The technical specifications for the SSR Card include compatibility with the M/s SCOPE make circuit breaker operation analyzer Model: HISAC ULTIMA and adherence to specified quality and calibration standards. Bidders are advised to refer to linked documents for detailed requirements.

Bidders must possess and submit any necessary certificates as outlined in the ATC of the tender document. This may include OEM Authorization and any certified proof of compliance with relevant standards.

Documents must be submitted electronically through the official tender submission portal, adhering to the Two Packet Bid system as stipulated in the tender guidelines.

Details about the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) can be found in the tender document. Bidders typically need to submit an EMD along with their bid to ensure commitment to the tender process.

Performance security requirements dictate that successful bidders must provide security to guarantee contract fulfillment. This typically requires payment in the form of a bank guarantee or cash deposit as specified in the main tender document.

Payment terms are detailed within the tender documentation. Typically, invoices are processed upon successful delivery and acceptance of goods or services as per set milestones outlined in the contract agreement.

The evaluation and selection process will be carried out on a total value basis, ensuring all bids are reviewed comprehensively. Bidders may be contacted for clarifications during the evaluation phase.

Results of the evaluation will be communicated to bidders post-assessment as detailed in the tender guidelines. Bidders may expect formal communication through email or notification on the tender portal.

Yes, the tender includes benefits for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and startups, which may allow them certain incentives in the evaluation process. Specific provisions can be detailed in the linked documents.

Bidding compliance with 'Make in India' policies fosters local even priority towards indigenous manufacturing. Bidders are encouraged to show how their products or processes align with these policies to boost their chances in the evaluation process.

Documents must be submitted in the formats specified in the tender documentation. Commonly accepted formats include PDF and other standard formats ensuring that all details are adequately preserved and presented.

Bidders are permitted to request technical clarifications within a specified period during the evaluation. A structured process for submitting these requests is outlined in the tender documents, allowing bidders to seek needed information.

Key timelines such as submission dates and opening dates are detailed in the main tender document. Bidders must ensure adherence to these timelines to avoid disqualification.