Open Tender for H.S. LUB. OIL PUMP AC MOTOR CONTROL PANEL,GENERATOR STATOR HEATER CONTROL PANEL,BRAKE DUST COLLECTO

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity recognized under applicable laws, possessing OEM authorization, and providing supporting documents if applying for exemptions from experience or turnover criteria. Additionally, bidders must comply with all technical and financial specifications stipulated in the tender.

Bidders are required to submit OEM authorization certificates, compliance documents for BoQ specifications, and any additional documents requested in the ATC. These documents help demonstrate qualifications and compliance with the tender’s stipulations.

To register for the tender, interested parties need to create an account on the GEM portal. After registration, bidders can access the tender documents, upload required documents, and submit their bids electronically within the specified time frame.

Bidders must submit documents in formats specified within the tender documentation, typically including PDF and other commonly accepted formats. It is essential to review the main document for precise guidelines on acceptable formats.

The technical specifications include compliance with specified BoQ equipment, quality standards related to operational safety, and the functional requirements for each type of motor control panel. Detailed specifications are available in the provided reference document.

Bidders must uphold industry-standard quality benchmarks as defined by the Department of Heavy Industry. This includes guidelines related to the materials, design, and performance of the motor control panels being proposed.

Yes, all equipment supplied must comply with the compliance requirements set forth in the tender documents, ensuring that they meet national and industry standards.

The EMD details specify the amount necessary to secure your bid and ensure serious participation. Specific amounts and conditions regarding the EMD are detailed in the tender documents.

Bidders must provide performance security as outlined in the tender, which guarantees the fulfillment of contractual obligations. This security is typically a percentage of the total bid amount and is enforceable during the contract period.

Payment terms for the tender are specified in the tender documentation and generally outline the conditions under which payments will be made upon successful delivery and commissioning of the equipment.

Bids will be evaluated on a total value basis, considering both technical compliance and financial aspects. The evaluation methodology includes elimination of the highest price bids based on predetermined rules.

Results will be communicated once the evaluation process is complete. Bidders will receive notifications via the GEM portal, and they should remain vigilant for updates concerning their submissions.

MSEs can benefit from specific provisions designed to facilitate their participation, including potential exemptions from certain eligibility criteria and priority in the evaluation process. These provisions encourage the participation of smaller enterprises in government tenders.

Startups may also enjoy certain benefits regarding eligibility and evaluation preferences. Interested parties should refer to the tender document for precise details regarding provisions applicable to startup entities.

Yes, compliance with 'Make in India' policies is essential and encouraged as it promotes local manufacturing and procurement within the project’s framework. Bidders must align their proposals accordingly.

The procurement rules typically emphasize the importance of local sourcing and promoting domestic manufacturing. Bidders are encouraged to highlight local content in their bids and compliance with these stipulations will favorably influence the evaluation process.