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Bids are Invited For Modification of Command Control Centre in WEST DELHI, DELHI

Bid Publish Date

21-Feb-2025, 11:35 am

Bid End Date

17-Mar-2025, 3:00 pm

EMD

₹1,60,000

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A tender has been published for National Security Guard (nsg) Modification of Command Control Centre in WEST DELHI, DELHI. Quantity: 1 by. Submission Deadline: 17-03-2025 15: 00: 00. Check eligibility and apply.

Authority & Contact

Department

Central Armed Police Forces

Tender Data

Bid Details

Quantity

1

Bid Type

Two Packet Bid

Bid Validity

180 (Days)

Bid Type

Service

Evaluation

Total value wise evaluation

Inspection Required

Yes

RA Qualification Rule

H1-Highest Priced Bid Elimination

Tech Clarification Time

7 Days

Requirements

Past Performance

30 %

Experience Required

3 Year (s)

Arbitration Clause

No

Mediation Clause

No

Additional Tender Data

Commercial Details

Tender Category

Goods

Bid To RA

No

Bid To RA Enabled

Yes

Item Category

Modification of Command Control Centre

Authority Records

MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRSNATIONAL SECURITY GUARD

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Documents 5

GeM-Bidding-7442572.pdf

Main Document

DOC

OTHER

DOC

OTHER

Buyer uploaded ATC document

ATC

DOC

OTHER

Required Documents

1

Experience Criteria

2

Past Performance

3

Bidder Turnover

4

Certificate (Requested in ATC)

5

OEM Authorization Certificate

6

OEM Annual Turnover

7

Additional Doc 1 (Requested in ATC)

8

Additional Doc 2 (Requested in ATC)

9

Additional Doc 3 (Requested in ATC)

10

Additional Doc 4 (Requested in ATC)

11

Compliance of BoQ specification and supporting document *In case any bidder is seeking exemption from Experience / Turnover Criteria

12

the supporting documents to prove his eligibility for exemption must be uploaded for evaluation by the buyer

Frequently Asked Questions

Key insights about DELHI tender market

What are the qualification requirements for this tender?

The qualification requirements for participating in this tender include being a registered entity with experience in modifications of systems for governmental services. Bidders should have relevant project experience and must provide documentation to prove such qualifications. It's imperative that at least two verifiable references from previous projects are included in the submission.

What certificates and documentation are required for submission?

Participants must submit various documents, including certificates of incorporation, GST registration, financial statements from the past three years, and any other relevant compliance certificates. Specific documentation related to technical specifications, quality assurance, and adherence to compliance standards is also necessary, ensuring all submissions align with the tender requirements.

What is the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) requirement for this tender?

Bidders must include an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) in their proposals, which serves as a security measure to ensure commitment to the bidding process. The amount and terms related to the EMD will be detailed in the tender documentation, and the deposit is refundable after the completion of the evaluation process unless otherwise stated.

How will the evaluation and selection process of bids be conducted?

The evaluation of the bids will take place in a structured manner, assessing each submission based on compliance with technical specs, financial soundness, and previous experience. Each proposal will be rated against these criteria, and interviews may be conducted with shortlisted bidders to further assess their capabilities.

Are there special provisions available for MSEs and startups?

Yes, there are specific benefits for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and startups which include financial concessions and relaxed eligibility criteria. This initiative aligns with the government’s 'Make in India' policy, promoting local content and enhancing employment within the sector. These provisions aim to encourage wider participation in government tenders and bolster local innovation.