Open Tender for S-parameter measurement software in time domain

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with valid proof, a track record of supplying measurement software, and the capacity to provide adequate post-sale services such as customer support and training.

To participate effectively, bidders must provide an OEM Authorization Certificate, compliance documents evidencing adherence to technical specifications, and additional supporting documents, particularly if claiming an exemption from experience or turnover criteria.

To register for bidding on the S-parameter measurement software, entities must demonstrate their legal registration status and follow the submission guidelines provided in the tender documents, ensuring all required documents are included.

Bidders should submit their documents in commonly accepted formats, such as PDF or Word documents, as specified in the tender documentation. It’s advisable to confirm compliance with electronic submission standards described in the main document.

The technical specifications require that the software must feature real-time signal processing capabilities, facilitate integration with existing systems and hardware, and ensure compliance with industry-standard protocols to guarantee measurement accuracy.

The software must adhere to recognized quality standards within the industry, assuring reliable performance and measurement accuracy, which will undergo evaluation as per technical compliance requirements listed in the tender.

Yes, potential bidders must meet compliance requirements that include adherence to stated technical specifications, submission of relevant certificates, and documentation that confirms a commitment to meeting project benchmarks as outlined in the tender documentation.

Evaluation will occur based on the Total Value Wise Evaluation method, focusing on aspects such as cost-effectiveness, adherence to technical specifications, and the vendor’s proven track record in delivering high-quality software.

Bidders are often required to submit an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD), which will be outlined in the tender documents. The EMD secures the bidding process and demonstrates a commitment to the conditions set forth in the tender requirements.

Successful bidders will be required to provide performance security, which serves as a financial guarantee that the vendor will fulfill the contract terms and provide satisfactory software and services.

Payment terms are defined in the tender documents, typically structured around milestone completions, delivery of the software, training outcomes, and compliance with support and maintenance stipulations.

Price evaluation will consider both initial software costs and associated services, promoting value for money while ensuring adherence to the tender specifications and requirements listed.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the designated tender portal, ensuring all documents are correctly uploaded and compliant with the guidelines set forth in the tender instructions.

The tender outlines specific key timelines, including submission, evaluation, and opening dates. Bidders are encouraged to review these deadlines to ensure timely participation.

Results of the tender evaluation and selection process will be communicated to bidders via email or through the designated user dashboards on the tender portal, ensuring transparency throughout the notification process.

MSEs benefit from special provisions that include exemptions from certain eligibility criteria, fostering greater participation and encouraging diverse vendor offerings in the tender process.

Startups are encouraged to participate through specific benefits such as eligibility exemptions on turnover and experience criteria, as outlined in the provisions of the tender.

Yes, bidders must align with 'Make in India' initiatives where applicable, promoting local manufacturing and contributing to national self-reliance goals as part of the tender participation criteria.

The tender encourages adherence to local content and procurement policies, promoting the procurement of resources and materials sourced within the country to support local economic growth and industry development.