Open Tender for Portable steam cleaner in DIBRUGARH, ASSAM

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with previous experience providing industrial cleaning equipment. Bidders must submit documentation supporting their credentials and prior contracts relevant to the scope of work.

Bidders must present an OEM Authorization Certificate and any additional certificates as requested in the ATC (All Sections). Furthermore, supporting documentation proving eligibility based on experience or turnover must also be included if exemption is sought.

To register, bidders need to create an account on the GEM portal. The registration process involves submitting required identification and business information, ensuring they are a formally recognized entity eligible to bid.

The accepted document formats typically include PDF and other commonly used digital formats as specified in the bid document. Bidders must ensure that all submitted files adhere to the outlined requirements.

The technical specifications detail the performance, design, and build quality expected from the portable steam cleaner. These specifications can be viewed in the detailed specification document.

The product must meet relevant industry quality standards as outlined in the technical specifications. Compliance certifications should be provided alongside the bid.

Yes, bidders must adhere to compliance requirements concerning industry standards for both the product and documentation. Any deviations or special circumstances for exemption must be detailed in documentation submissions.

The EMD requirements should be specified in the bid document, outlining the exact amount and method of payment for securing the bid submission.

Upon receiving a contract, winning bidders may be required to furnish performance security as outlined in the bid document. This acts as a financial assurance of contract fulfillment.

Payment terms will be specified in the bid document, generally aligning with completion milestones or along with delivery confirmations, depending on the purchase agreements made.

Price evaluation is done under the total value-wise evaluation method where bidders' pricing proposals are evaluated alongside technical merits to ensure value for money.

Bidders can typically submit documents electronically via the GEM platform, ensuring all files are submitted within specified submission windows.

Key timelines and deadlines will be outlined in the tender document, including the bid submission end and opening dates. It’s crucial for bidders to be aware of these timelines to ensure compliance.

The evaluation and selection processes involve reviewing both technical and financial submissions, adhering to predetermined criteria set forth in the tender documentation, ensuring transparency and fairness.

Notification of results will be communicated through the GEM portal, and bidders can expect correspondence detailing the outcomes of their submissions based on evaluation results.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) may have simplified compliance measures and possible exemptions to help level the playing field in competitive bidding. Details will be provided in the tender documentation for eligible bidders.

Startups may also have provisions allowing for exemptions or additional benefits during the bidding process, aimed at encouraging participation from smaller firms. Specifics can be clarified in the tender documentation.

Yes, compliance with 'Make in India' policies is generally required and will be encouraged under the terms outlined in the tender documents to promote local manufacturing and procurement principles.

Local content and procurement rules may stipulate that a certain percentage of the materials and labor must be sourced locally, supporting regional economic development. More detailed guidelines can be found in the tender documentation.