Tender Notice for GLOWER TESTER,SOLDERING IRON 500W,TARQUE WRENCH 500 POUND,FILTER CLAMP BELT,PISTON RING CLAMP LARGE

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and demonstrating a minimum average annual turnover of 3 Lakhs over the last three years. Additionally, bidders must have at least 3 years of past experience supplying similar products to governmental organizations or PSUs. MSEs have exemptions provided they meet specific quality and technical specifications.

Bidders must submit documentation indicating their experience criteria, proof of past performance, certificate of bidder turnover, and OEM annual turnover metrics, alongside any additional documentation requested in the ATC during the application process.

No, startups do not receive exemptions from experience and turnover requirements as stipulated in the tender provisions. Only MSEs are eligible for such exemptions if they can demonstrate compliance with quality and technical specifications.

The technical specifications for each tool are outlined in the bid documents. Bidders must consult the Specification Document for the detailed requirements.

Bidders must demonstrate a minimum average annual turnover of 3 Lakhs for the past three years to satisfy the financial requirements of the tender.

Each submitted document must be supported by appropriate evidence, such as certified audited balance sheets or a certificate from a Chartered Accountant, indicating the financial turnover as required by the tender.

The evaluation will consist of a total value-wise assessment, with consideration given to the completeness of documentation and adherence to technical specifications within the submitted bids.

Although specific dates are not mentioned here, bidders must ensure they are aware of submission timelines as indicated in the official documents provided through the portal.

Documents should be uploaded electronically through the designated portal, following the submission guidelines outlined in the main bid document.

Yes, MSEs have provisions for purchase preferences, allowing exemptions from certain experience and turnover criteria, provided they can show compliance with quality and technical standards in their submissions.

Bidders must ensure that they meet the local content requirement as stated in the tender. Failure to comply may result in disqualification from the bidding process.

Payment terms are generally outlined in the detailed bid document, specifying the conditions under which payments will be made following acceptance of goods or completion of services.

Performance securities will be a requirement as stipulated in the tender specifications, particularly for ensuring compliance across contract deliverables.

Non-local suppliers are not eligible to participate as per the Make in India policies outlined, however, eligible micro and small enterprises are allowed to submit bids.

Notification of results will follow standard procedures as indicated in the bid documentation, typically via updates through the same portal where the tender was posted.