Contract Bidding Open For Hybrid Coupler - Type 1,Hybrid Coupler - Type- 2

The eligibility requirements for this tender include being a registered entity and proving status as an MSE or Startup. Relevant documents must be submitted to demonstrate compliance, especially if exemption from Experience and Turnover Criteria is sought.

Participating bidders must provide all requested certificates specified in the ATC and any additional documents necessary to validate their claims for exemptions or technical specifications.

Bidders must be registered on the Government E-Marketplace (GeM) platform. The registration process generally involves providing valid documentation, which will be detailed on the GeM portal.

Documents must be uploaded in acceptable formats as specified by the GeM. Generally, these formats include PDF, Word documents, and other file types supported by the platform.

Yes, bidders must adhere to detailed technical specifications provided in the buyer-specific documentation linked within the tender package. Compliance with these specifications is critical for bid acceptance.

Products must meet the specifications outlined in the tender documents, which align with industry standards for Hybrid Couplers. Compliance will be evaluated during the bid assessment process.

The evaluation process is carried out using an item-wise method, focusing on price and specification adherence. The lowest valid bid for each item will be determined separately, with opportunities for MSEs to match prices.

Payment terms will be defined clearly in the bid contract post-award. Generally, the terms align with standard government procurement practices, ensuring timely payments upon fulfillment of delivery and compliance.

An EMD is traditionally a financial guarantee; however, this tender explicitly states that an EMD is not required. Bidders should still ensure compliance with all other bid participation requirements.

Bidders will receive notifications through the GeM platform once the evaluation process is complete. Successful bidders will have access to further contract details as necessary.

Yes, significant provisions exist for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs), including exemptions from certain criteria. MSEs must submit proof of their status for consideration.

Startups are granted exemptions similar to MSEs, providing they meet the quality and technical specifications outlined. They must submit relevant documentation to confirm their status.

Bidders should ensure compliance with the Make in India policies, which encourage domestic production and local content procurement—specific guidelines are included within the tender document.

All documents related to the tender, including specification sheets and templates, can be downloaded through links provided in the tender notification or found on the official GeM platform.