Bids are Invited For ES24/50 CNC MACHINING AND SUPPLY OF 12L-3B-1000-001-1CA,ES24/50 CNC MACHINING AND SUPPLY OF 12L-3B-

The eligibility requirements for this tender specify that the bidder must be a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of 30 Lakhs. Additionally, the bidder must have at least two years of past experience in providing similar equipment. Any bidder seeking exemptions from these criteria must submit supporting documents as evidence of eligibility.

Yes, it is mandatory for bidders to submit an OEM Authorization Certificate along with their technical documentation. This certificate validates the bidder's capability to supply the required CNC machining equipment in compliance with the specified technical standards.

To participate in this tender, bidders must first register themselves on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) platform. Following registration, they can access the tender documents, submit their bids, and upload necessary documentation as per the tender requirements.

Bidders are required to submit their documents in standard formats such as PDF or Word. All necessary documentation, including financial statements and technical specifications, must be uploaded onto the GeM platform according to the specified requirements in the bid documents.

The technical specifications for the CNC machining units are detailed in the tender documents. Bidders are encouraged to refer to these specifications to ensure compliance with the technical capability required to meet the performing standards.

Yes, all CNC machining equipment supplied must comply with prevailing industry quality standards and the specifications outlined in the tender. Bidders must guarantee that the supplied units meet both functionality and reliability criteria.

Bidders are required to comply with all technical and financial requirements stipulated in the tender documents including providing all necessary certificates and agreements as specified. Failure to meet compliance may result in disqualification during the evaluation process.

Specific Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) requirements are outlined in the tender documents. Typically, the EMD must be submitted as part of the bid process to secure the proposal and ensure that bidders remain committed to the submission.

Yes, performance security may be required upon the acceptance of the bid. Details regarding the performance security requirements are provided in the tender documents and typically include a percentage of the total contract value.

Payment terms are detailed in the tender documentation. Bidders are encouraged to review the terms carefully, as they may include milestone payments or other structured payment schedules contingent upon delivery and performance.

Price evaluation will be based on the total value of the bids submitted. The process emphasizes alternatives offered by the bidding entities, ensuring that the most economically viable option is selected whilst adhering to quality specifications.

Submissions must be made online through the GeM platform. Bidders will need to create an account, download the tender documents, and submit both technical and financial proposals through this system to ensure proper processing.

While specific dates vary, bidders should carefully read the tender documents for submission deadlines, bid opening dates, and timelines, such as the 10-day window for clarifications during the evaluation period.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) are offered specific benefits according to government policies. These often include concessions on experience and turnover criteria, enhancing their chances to participate effectively in government tenders.

Yes, startups benefit from certain provisions under government initiatives, allowing them to participate in tenders with relaxed requirements compared to traditional entities. Startups are encouraged to focus on innovation and competitive pricing when submitting their bids.

This tender emphasizes the procurement of locally manufactured goods and services in adherence to the 'Make in India' initiative. Bidders will need to demonstrate how their products align with local sourcing principles and uphold compliance with local content regulations.