Invitation to Bid - HEAD SPROCKET ASSEMBLY,TAIL SPROCKET ASSEMBLY,GUIDE ROLLER ASSEMBLY,LINK PITCH 142 MM FOR CHAIN CON in BOKARO, JHARKHAND

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with the appropriate documentation ensuring compliance with the criteria set by the Steel Authority of India. Bidders seeking exemptions from experience or turnover criteria must provide necessary supporting documents.

Yes, bidders need to submit an OEM Authorization Certificate along with other documents specified in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC). The certificates requested must demonstrate compliance with the required quality standards.

Bidders can complete the registration process by visiting the official GEM portal, filling out the necessary information, and providing the required documents for verification. This must be done before submitting the bid.

The accepted document formats typically include PDF and other specified digital formats as outlined in the tender instructions. It is essential to adhere to these specifications for the bid to be considered valid.

Technical specifications include adherence to quality standards as well as compliance with all outlined operational requirements for items like Head Sprockets and Roller Assemblies. Bidder products must meet industry norms applicable for these components.

Yes, all products submit must comply with stipulated quality standards. Bidders are required to demonstrate that their products meet these standards before their bids can be considered for evaluation.

Bidder compliance requirements include the submission of necessary certificates and documents that demonstrate adherence to the technical and financial criteria set by the Steel Authority of India Limited.

Testing criteria will be outlined during the evaluation phase. Bidder compliance with the documented specifications and quality assurance measures will be evaluated to ensure all components meet operational requirements.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) must be submitted alongside the bidding documents to confirm the seriousness of the proposal. Specific details regarding the amount and submission process can be found in the tender documentation.

The winning bidder will be required to submit a performance security. The terms regarding the amount and its format will be communicated post-evaluation in accordance with tender specifications.

Payment terms will be outlined in the bid abstract after evaluation and agreement on scope, quantity, and pricing. Bidders should ensure they are aware of these terms as they will be critical to finalizing contracts.

The submission methods will be monitored through the GEM portal. Bidders are advised to familiarize themselves with the rules pertaining to method and formats required for submission to ensure compliance.

The timeline for submissions and the subsequent evaluation will be highlighted during the bidding process. Bidders should pay close attention to these details as they can vary throughout the tender lifecycle.

Results of the bidding process will be communicated through designated portals, and official communications will ensure all bidders are notified regarding the outcome of their participation in the tender.

Yes, MSEs and startups may receive specific benefits as outlined in the tender, including preferential treatment and assistance in meeting eligibility criteria, which promote local content and procurement.

This tender is aligned with the 'Make in India' initiative by encouraging local procurement, usage of indigenous materials, and support for MSEs to participate in government contracts effectively.

Yes, there are local content requirements that bidders must adhere to ensure compliance with national policies aimed at promoting local manufacturing and sustainable development initiatives.