Procurement Opportunity: BUSH TO DRG NO. 6336290, MAKE-SKFPCM 11011560E/SCHAEFFLER (IN A) EGB 11060-E40/FFB11060DU in JABALPUR, MADHYA PRADESH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, compliance with the specified technical requirements, and for MSEs, exemptions from experience criteria provided quality specifications are met. Supporting documents must be uploaded for validation.

Bidders must submit several certificates, including a copy of the PAN Card, GSTIN, and any relevant documents that confirm compliance with the technical specifications stated in the tender.

To participate in this tender, vendors must register on the GeM portal and ensure their business profile is verified. Additionally, necessary documents such as PAN and GSTIN must be uploaded during the registration process.

The tender submissions are accepted electronically, and documents must be provided in standard formats such as PDF, DOC, or any other formats specified in the tender documentation.

The technical specifications detail the specific standards the products must meet, which can be accessed in the linked documentation. Compliance with these specifications is mandatory for eligibility.

The products must adhere to recognized industry quality standards as mentioned in the tender documents, ensuring reliability and performance in the intended application.

Yes, bidders need to comply with the Government procurement policies, including provisions under the Make in India initiative and any additional clauses specified in the tender terms.

The testing criteria will include checks for compliance with the specified technical standards. This may involve both third-party inspections and self-certified documentation as per the guidelines.

The EMD amount for this tender is ₹46,713, which ensures the commitment from bidders. MSEs may be exempt from this requirement upon submission of relevant documentation.

The performance security is required at 5% of the total contract value, and it must be provided for the duration of 14 months.

Payment terms are to be discussed post-evaluation, and they typically align with government standards, considering net 30-60 day payment cycles depending on the agreement.

Price evaluation considerations will focus on the total bid value and offer due regard to any MSE purchase preferences which may modify the final competitive pricing assessment.

Bids must be submitted electronically via the GeM portal, following the specific formats and guidelines provided in the tender document.

Bidders must adhere to the timelines stated in the tender document, allowing for proper preparation and submission without delays.

The evaluation and selection will follow a two-packet bid system, examining technical and financial proposals separately to ensure transparency and integrity in the selection process.

Bidders will be notified of results through the GeM portal and via email if contact details are provided during the bidding process.

MSEs are granted exemptions from experience and turnover criteria, provided they meet the quality specifications. They also benefit from purchase preferences provided they are compliant with the regulations.

Startups are eligible for exemptions from experience and turnover requirements, subject to the same compliance with quality specifications applicable to all bidders.

Preference will be given to local suppliers who meet the local content requirement of minimum 50% for qualifying as Class 1 local suppliers, aligning with the Make in India initiative.

Bids must demonstrate a minimum local content, with specific percentages outlined based on the product category, ensuring compliance with government procurement policies.