Government Tender Published for Dust & Fume Extractor in NASHIK, MAHARASHTRA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, meeting specified documentation standards, and complying with the technical requirements outlined in the tender. Bidders should ensure they provide all necessary certificates during submission.

Bidders must submit a Certificate requested in the Addendum to Contract (ATC) along with compliance documents for the Bill of Quantities (BoQ) specifications. Additional supporting documents may be required if applying for exemptions from experience criteria.

Bidders should register themselves on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) platform. After registration, they must meet the eligibility criteria outlined and prepare required documents for the bid submission.

Documents must be uploaded in compatible formats as specified by the GeM portal. This typically includes PDF, JPG, and other commonly accepted digital file formats for documentation.

The bidders are expected to provide a Dust & Fume Extractor that aligns with the operational standards detailed in the technical documentation. This includes performance metrics, efficiency, and any certifications listed.

The equipment must comply with local and international quality standards as specified in the tender documentation. Proper certifications and compliance documents must accompany the bid.

Bidders must adhere to compliance requirements laid out in the documentation, which includes providing necessary supporting materials, certifications for the product, and documentation proving eligibility, especially if exemptions are sought.

Testing criteria will be based on the operational efficiency of the Dust & Fume Extractor as per the specifications. It must undergo inspections as mandated by the buyer’s empanelled authority before dispatch.

The EMD amount required is ₹50,000, which serves as a security deposit. Bidders seeking exemptions must provide valid documentation that justifies the exemption under the MSE policy.

The required performance security is set at 5% of the total bid value and must be submitted to the designated bank listed in the tender documentation.

Payment terms will typically include milestone-based payments upon delivery and satisfactory inspection and compliance with all specifications. Detailed terms will be available in the contract documentation.

Bids will be evaluated based on total value, which includes not just the bid price but also operational costs, compliance, and any additional value-added services offered.

Bids must be submitted electronically on the respective GeM portal, ensuring all documentation is uploaded as per the submission guidelines provided in the tender documentation.

While specific dates are not provided, bidders should refer to the tender documentation for general timelines and deadlines related to bid submissions and openings.

The evaluation process involves a Total value wise evaluation, scrutinizing all submitted bids against the eligibility criteria and technical specifications before making a selection.

Notification of results will occur through the GeM platform following the completion of the evaluation process. Successful bidders will receive formal communication based on the selection outcomes.

Currently, no specific exemptions for years of experience and turnover are available under the MSE category for this tender.

No provisions for startup exemptions regarding experience and turnover are included in this tender documentation.

Bidders are encouraged to source materials locally to contribute to the 'Make in India' initiative, though no explicit requirements are stated in the tender.

Bidders should ensure compliance with local procurement regulations as applicable and emphasized in the tender terms. It is advisable to read up on relevant local content rules while submitting bids.