Invitation to Bid - Custom Bid for Services - Request for Proposal Appointment of Project Consultant for TechnoEconomic in CENTRAL DELHI, DELHI

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and showing relevant experience in conducting techno-economic viability studies. Additionally, bidders must provide documentation proving compliance with necessary certificates and, if seeking exemptions from experience or turnover criteria, supporting documents must be submitted.

Bidders are required to provide documentation that includes experience criteria certificates, financial statements, and any specific certificates requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC) as outlined in the tender. Each document must be in an acceptable format specified in the bidding instructions.

To register for this tender, follow the instructions on the GeM portal. You will need to create an account if you don’t already have one and complete the registration process, which may involve submitting business-related documentation and identification.

Accepted document formats typically include PDF and possibly DOCX. Specific details regarding acceptable formats will be delineated in the tender documents, so it is critical to refer to those when preparing submissions.

Bidders must demonstrate proficiency in the technical specifications of conducting TEV studies. This includes presenting their methodologies, analytical tools, and relevant experience. Proposals should convincingly show the ability to meet project objectives with detailed methodologies.

Yes, bidders must adhere to quality standards set forth by the Department of Financial Services. This includes ensuring that the findings of the TEV study meet national quality benchmarks and are presented with a clear, actionable format.

Compliance with all Government of India regulations and standards governing financial evaluations and reporting is mandatory. Bidders must demonstrate that they understand and can adhere to these requirements throughout their proposal.

The EMD must be submitted as specified in the tender. It typically acts as a security to ensure that the bids received are serious and will be forfeited in cases of withdrawal or failure to comply with terms documented in the proposal.

Upon acceptance of the bid, the winning bidder may need to provide a performance security as a guarantee for the fulfillment of contract obligations. Details for this will be outlined in the tender documents.

The payment terms will be specified in the contractual agreement following the selection of the consultant. Bidders should refer to the payment terms document provided in the tender for comprehensive guidelines.

Price evaluations will be taken into serious consideration, with emphasis on total value bids while ensuring compliance with the technical requirements of the bidding documents. The evaluation process will assess bids holistically, weighting both price and quality factors.

Proposals must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal. Bidders should carefully follow the portal's guidelines to ensure complete submission of all required documents.

The key timelines will be specified in the tender document, including submission deadlines and opening dates. It's crucial to keep track of these dates to ensure timely submission of proposals.

The evaluation will occur based on predefined criteria including technical and financial assessments. Bids will be prepared and evaluated by a committee that considers compliance, quality of the offerings, and overall feasibility.

Results will typically be communicated through official notifications on the GeM portal. Successful bidders will receive communication regarding the next steps in the process.

MSEs participating in this tender may receive relaxed eligibility qualifications compared to larger firms. This ensures diverse participation and encourages developing businesses to engage with government projects.

Yes, the tender favors participation from startups by allowing them to compete on an equitable basis with established firms. Startups may also receive specific relaxation in terms of experience criteria mentioned within the tender documentation.

Yes, compliance with 'Make in India' policies may be required, emphasizing the engagement of local resources and skills in fulfilling project obligations. Bidders should reflect such compliance in their proposals to enhance competitiveness.