Bids are Invited For MCB - Miniature Circuit - Breakers for A.C. Operation as per IS / IEC 60898 (Part 1),MCB - Miniatur in KAMRUP, ASSAM

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and having a minimum of 3 years of past experience supplying similar products to any Central or State Government or PSU.

All bidders must provide documentation that evidences compliance with the experience criteria and any past performance, along with additional documents as specified in the ATC.

Interested bidders should ensure they are a registered entity on the GeM platform. Follow the platform's registration process and ensure compliance with any specified requirements in the tender.

Documents should be uploaded in the specified formats as outlined in the tender documentation, primarily in PDF format for clarity and consistency.

The technical specifications for MCBs include compliance with IS / IEC 60898 standards, rated current requirements of 25 A and 32 A, and configurations including 3-pole and 4-pole options.

Yes, all quality standards must conform to IS / IEC 60898: PART 1:2015 latest revisions. Bid offerings should meet all required quality benchmarks specified in the documents.

The submitted products must comply with testing criteria as per the IS/IEC standards mentioned in the tender, particularly focusing on safety and reliability.

No EMD is required for participation in this tender, allowing suppliers to enter without upfront financial obligations.

There is no requirement for a Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) in this tender process, facilitating easier engagement for bidders.

The specific payment terms are not directly outlined; bidders should refer to overall conditions in the tender documentation for guidance on payment protocols.

The price evaluation considerations will depend on the item-wise, consignee-wise basis, assessing various offers based on compliance and total cost.

After submission, any amendments to the document must adhere to the guidelines specified within the tender document. All bidders are encouraged to check for directives on post-submission amendments.

Key timelines and deadlines can be referenced directly within the tender documentation available through the provided links, ensuring bidders remain informed throughout the process.

All bidders are encouraged to comply with the 'Make in India' policy, although no direct requirement is enforced. This relates to promoting local content and engagement in the tender.

Current provisions indicate there are no exemptions available for MSEs, as cited in the eligibility criteria. All MSE participants will be assessed under the same criteria as other bidders.

In this case, there are no exemption provisions available for startups concerning experience requirements and turnover as per the stated criteria in the documents.