Invitation to Bid - Trichloroisocyanuric Acid (Defence),Algaecides and Biocide for Cooling Water treatment

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of 6 Lakh for the last three years, and at least 1 year of past experience in a similar field. MSEs can avail exemptions for turnover and experience criteria.

Bidders must submit an OEM authorization certificate, proof of past performance, and any relevant documentation that supports their claims, as specified in the bid document.

Bidders need to register on the GeM e-portal and must ensure they complete all required fields accurately. Documentation supporting their eligibility should be uploaded during the registration process.

Documents should be uploaded in compliant formats as outlined in the tender specification, typically as PDF or any formats specified in the tender documentation.

Trichloroisocyanuric Acid must have a purity of 90% or higher, while Algaecides and Biocides require a 95% purity level. Full specifications are outlined in the tender documents.

All products must conform to the GeM category specifications and any additional buyer-specific requirements published in the tender documentation.

Bidders must ensure compliance with all technical specifications, local content regulations under the 'Make in India' initiative, and must submit declarations related to these criteria.

An EMD of 27,470 is mandatory, while the Performance Security is set at 3% of the contract value. Exemptions may apply for MSEs according to applicable policies.

Payments will typically be processed based on stipulated milestones and delivery confirmations as detailed in the bid specifications.

Bids should be submitted electronically through the GeM portal, complying with all guidelines laid out for document uploads.

While specific dates are subject to change, it is critical for bidders to be aware of timelines for bid submission and potential clarifications as noted in the official tender timelines.

Bids will undergo a two-step evaluation process including technical qualifications followed by financial assessment, focusing on total value and compliance with MSE and local content requirements.

MSE bidders can seek exemptions from certain experience and turnover requirements, encouraging broader participation from smaller enterprises within the procurement process.

Bidders are required to meet local product sourcing and manufacturing standards as per the 'Make in India' campaign, contributing to local economy initiatives and ensuring a minimum percentage of local content.

Further details can be obtained by accessing the official bid document through the provided link or contacting support via the GeM portal for any inquiries.