Invitation to Bid - Hiring of Consultants - Milestone/Deliverable Based - SETTING UP OF SEDIMENTATION STATION COLLECTI in PAPUM PARE, ARUNACHAL PRADESH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 9 Lakh, and possessing at least 5 years of relevant experience in similar services. Bidders must upload supporting documents to validate these claims.

Yes, MSEs are exempted from the requirements of "Bidder Turnover" and "Experience Criteria" as long as they comply with quality and technical specifications outlined in the bid document.

Bidders must provide documents such as proof of experience, financial turnover evidence including audited balance sheets, GST registration certification, PAN card, and any certificates related to work completion for similar services.

The EMD can be submitted via various means such as bank guarantees, demand drafts, fixed deposits, or banker’s cheques. Proof of EMD submission must be uploaded along with the bid.

The technical evaluation will primarily assess the consultant's experience in similar projects, innovative methodology, and ability to meet project expectations, scoring a maximum of 100 marks.

Financial bids will be assessed in conjunction with technical scores, following a 60:40 ratio weighting as per the QCBS methodology. Detailed breakdowns in costs are essential for evaluation.

Yes, all submitted proposals must adhere to the quality standards and technical specifications set forth in the tender documentation, which ensure compliance with governmental expectations.

Proposals must be submitted electronically on the designated bidding platform as specified in the tender document to ensure proper logging and tracking.

The project contract is expected to last for one year, commencing upon acceptance of the final proposal. Specific timelines for project milestones will be included in the contract terms.

Yes, a pre-bid meeting will be conducted where clarifications can be sought. Specifics regarding the timing and access details will be highlighted in the tender announcements.

Bidders will receive notifications regarding the results of the bid evaluation. If a proposal is not accepted, bidders will have the opportunity to seek feedback on the evaluation criteria that were applied.

Yes, bidders must ensure a minimum local content of 50% to qualify as a Class 1 local supplier, in line with the Make in India initiative stated in the tender policy.

The detailed scope of work is encapsulated in linked documents provided within the bidding platform and highlights all necessary requirements and expectations.

Bidders must submit proof from their OEMs regarding the percentage of local content produced, alongside compliance documentation confirming adherence to Make in India policies.