Open Tender for Bokaro EOH Variant 01,Variant 02,Variant 03,Variant 04,Variant 05,Variant 06,Variant 07,Variant 08, in VELLORE, TAMIL NADU

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with the ability to meet the technical specifications laid out in the BoQ. There are no exemptions for MSEs and startups concerning experience or turnover criteria.

Yes, the required documents include compliance with BoQ specifications and additional documents requested in the ATC. Documentation must support the bidder's eligibility for any exemptions sought.

Technical specifications pertain to the Bokaro EOH variants, which include various qualities per IS 3938 standards. Each variant has specific requirements that must be met as outlined in the tender documents.

Yes, compliance with BoQ specifications is mandatory, and bidders must showcase their adherence to prescribed quality and performance standards as part of their submission.

The EMD requirements are stipulated in the tender documents. Bidders must ensure submission of the EMD as part of their bid to maintain eligibility.

Performance security is generally required as specified in the tender documents. Bidders must confirm their capability to provide the necessary guarantee to secure contract performance.

Payments will be made within 90 days following the submission of the consignee receipt-cum-acceptance certificate and the online submission of bills.

Bids will be evaluated using a total value-wise method that focuses on pricing and compliance with both technical and financial requirements. The H1 (Highest Priced Bid) rule applies for qualification.

Bidders need to submit their documents electronically as per the outlined procedures in the tender document. The access to the submission platform is provided within the main document.

The evaluation process, following bid submissions, typically includes a technical evaluation period of 2 days for any clarifications before proceeding to financial assessments.

While there aren't specific exemptions, preference as part of the purchasing strategy may include MII guidelines, promoting local manufacturing capabilities.

Currently, there are no preferential provisions or exemptions for startups concerning years of experience or turnover criteria in this specific tender.

The tender actively encourages local manufacturing, offering MII purchase preferences which stipulate that local products will receive priority during the evaluation process.

Local content and quality standards are part of the evaluation criteria to ensure the awarded contracts contribute positively to local industry growth.

The complete details and tender documents can be accessed and downloaded here.