Procurement Opportunity: 50 NB NON RETURN VENT VALVE DRG 2092380000,65 NB NON RETURN VENT VALVE DRG 2092380000,80 NB NON RET in SOUTH GOA, GOA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity in India, possessing the necessary certifications, and demonstrating a minimum average annual turnover of ₹10 lakh over the last three financial years. Bidders must also provide relevant documentation showcasing their capability and experience in supplying non-return valves as per the specifications.

Bidders must submit documentation, including but not limited to:

• Certificate of Bidder Turnover
• Compliance of BoQ specifications
• Additional certificates specifically requested in the Annexure and any relevant industry standard certifications.

Bidders interested in participating should have a valid registration on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) platform. The registration involves providing required business details, uploading necessary certificates, and completing any identity verification processes mandated by the platform.

Documents for the tender submission must typically be in PDF format, as specified in the tender guidelines. Additionally, files should be properly named and follow any specific formatting requirements set forth in the tender documents.

The technical specifications cover a range of non-return valves across different diameters, such as 50 NB, 65 NB, 80 NB, among others. The submission must adhere to the provided BoQ, complying with all manufacturer specifications and quality standards necessary for defense applications.

Yes, all products supplied must meet the applicable quality standards pertinent to defense procurement. Bidders are required to demonstrate compliance with these standards through supporting documentation and product specifications included in their bid submission.

Bidders must comply with specified technical requirements, possess appropriate certifications, and demonstrate their capacity to meet delivery timelines and product specifications. Any exemptions requested must also be substantiated with documentation.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) required for this tender is ₹70,000. This deposit acts as a commitment to participate in the tender procedurally and is returned post-bid evaluation.

After being awarded the contract, bidders will be required to submit a performance security in accordance with the terms specified in the bid document, ensuring compliance with the contract obligations.

Payment terms for successful bidders will be outlined in the final contract, typically involving milestones based on delivery thresholds and acceptance of goods per the stated specifications.

The price evaluation for the tender will utilize a total value-wise evaluation method. Bidders may be assessed based on their financial proposals, experience, and compliance with all technical requirements.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal, following the submission guidelines outlined in the tender documents to ensure clarity and compliance.

Bidders should note critical timelines such as the bid end date, opening date, and validity of their offer post-submission as significantly detailed in the tender documents to ensure adherence to expectations.

The evaluation will be based on the total value-wise assessment, focusing on technical compliance and bidder experience, followed by selection based on the bidding value compared to overall performance metrics.

Results of the evaluation will be communicated to bidders post-completion of the assessment process, with notifications sent through the registered email on the GeM platform or through official tender communication channels.

MSEs are afforded certain benefits in the tendering process, enabling relaxed eligibility criteria and opportunities to enhance their participation in government procurements, promoting a diverse bidding environment.

Yes, the tender encourages participation from startups and recognizes their efforts through potentially relaxed eligibility criteria to foster innovation and competition within government procurement processes.

The Make in India initiative encourages local procurement and manufacturing, fostering domestic production capabilities. Bidders participating in this tender may need to adhere to such policies, promoting local content as applicable.