Bids are Invited For Kero Room Heater

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity in India, having a minimum average annual turnover of 2 Lakh for the past three years, and possessing at least 1 year of experience in supplying similar products to government entities.

The required certificates include documents for Experience Criteria, Past Performance, and Bidder Turnover. Additionally, an OEM Authorization Certificate and relevant compliance documentation must be submitted.

Bidders must register on the GeM (Government e-Marketplace) to submit their bids. It includes the completion of all necessary forms and uploading requisite documents as outlined in the tender.

Documents must typically be submitted in PDF format, ensuring they are legible and properly compressed if necessary. It's advisable to refer to the tender document for specific format requirements.

The technical specifications entail compliance with the BoQ specifications and any additional quality standards outlined in the ATC documentation provided in the tender.

The Kero Room Heater must comply with industry quality standards as specified in the bid document, ensuring safety, efficiency, and reliability during operation.

Yes, bidders must submit compliance documentation confirming adherence to all quality and technical specifications stated in the tender documentation.

While the tender doesn’t explicitly mention testing, bidders are expected to ensure that their products are compliant with all specified standards, which may include industry testing as per the requirements of the military.

There is no Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) required for this bid, simplifying the submission process for applicants.

No performance security is required for this tender, which should encourage wider participation from different bidders.

Payment terms will be determined as part of the contractual agreement upon confirming the successful bid and delivery of the Kero Room Heaters.

Price evaluation will focus on the total value received from competent bidders, and the assessment will prioritize the 50% lowest-priced technically qualified bidders for selection.

Submissions must be done online through the GeM portal, where bidders can upload the required documents and complete bid forms electronically.

Yes, the tender offers preferences to MSEs, which may include exemption from some criteria like experience or turnover depending on the specific conditions outlined in the tender document.

Startups may benefit from certain exemptions; however, it is essential to review the detailed documentation for conditions that apply to eligibility criteria.

The tender supports Make in India initiatives by encouraging local manufacturers to participate in the procurement process, thereby promoting domestic production and local content in the end products.