Procurement Opportunity: Self-Propelled Electric Scissor Lifts of minimum 225kg lifting capacity for reaching working height in BOKARO, JHARKHAND

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with compliance certifications. Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and startups have exemptions available for years of experience. Proof of eligibility for any exemptions must be provided during the bidding process.

Bidders must possess various required certificates such as technical compliance documents, financial statements, and any additional documentation specified in the tender. If exemptions are sought, supporting documents must be uploaded for evaluation.

The registration process involves creating an account on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) platform, where bidders can submit their bids online. Registration requires valid business credentials and adherence to compliance guidelines.

All documents must be submitted in digital formats such as PDF or Word. Specific requirements regarding accepted document formats are detailed in the tender documentation.

The technical specifications mandate that scissor lifts be self-propelled, electrically operated, and capable of lifting a minimum weight of 225 kg to heights no less than 14 meters, adhering to relevant safety standards.

Yes, bidders must ensure compliance with applicable quality standards as outlined in the procurement guidelines and the technical specifications. This includes adherence to safety, reliability, and operational efficiency metrics.

Bidders must demonstrate compliance with all applicable regulations, including industry standards and legal obligations. Compliance requirements are detailed in the tender documents.

The testing criteria will be defined as per the technical specifications before final acceptance. All tests must confirm that the equipment meets the stipulated requirements.

The EMD amount required for this tender is 28,983 INR. This deposit serves as a guarantee for the submission and is refundable under specified conditions after the bidding process concludes.

Once awarded, the successful bidder must provide a performance security equal to a percentage of the contract value. Detailed performance security requirements will be outlined in the contract.

The payment terms will be established post-award but generally include progress payments against milestones achieved and final payment upon successful delivery and acceptance of the equipment.

Price evaluations are performed based on the total value offered. Considerations include the base price quoted, compliance with technical specifications, and overall cost-effectiveness of the bid.

Bids must be submitted electronically via the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) platform, following the guidelines in the tender document under submission methods.

While specific key timelines and deadlines are not mentioned in this document, potential bidders are advised to consistently check the GeM portal for updates on bidding phases and submission deadlines.

The evaluation and selection process will be carried out based on the total value-wise evaluation methodology, with criteria emphasizing both the technical specifications and financial offering, ensuring a fair and merit-based selection.

Yes, once the bidding process concludes, all bidders will be notified regarding the selection results. Additionally, feedback can be requested regarding the evaluation after results notification takes place.

MSEs benefit from exemptions in experience and turnover criteria, making it easier for them to qualify and compete effectively against larger businesses. These benefits for MSEs foster inclusivity in the bidding process.

Similar to MSEs, startups are given provisions that allow them to participate without stringent experience requirements. They must submit appropriate documentation to be eligible for these provisions for startups.

This procurement is aligned with the 'Make in India' initiative by encouraging domestic manufacturers to participate actively. The tender may include clauses that favor local content and promote self-reliance.

Yes, compliance with local content and procurement rules is necessary, and bidders must provide details on how they meet the standards established in the tender guidelines for enhancing domestic manufacturing participation.