Bids are Invited For BATTERY FOR HHTI DRUSHTI,DRUSHTI BATTERY FOR HHTI,HHTI DRUSHTI BATTERY,BATTERY HHTI DRUSHTI,HHTI BA in BANGALORE, KARNATAKA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing a minimum average annual turnover of 4 Lakhs over the last three years, and having 3 years of relevant past experience in supplying similar products. OEMs must demonstrate an average turnover of 16 Lakhs.

Bidders must provide documents such as the Experience Criteria, Past Performance records, Bidder Turnover statements, an OEM Authorization certificate, and any additional documents specified in the ATC. All certificates must be valid and compliant with the stipulated requirements.

Bidders need to register on the GeM portal and submit their bids digitally. Registration requires completion of the firm’s profile ensuring all relevant credentials are uploaded correctly as per GeM guidelines.

Documents must be submitted in standard formats as directed in the tender document, including PDF and other specified electronic formats that comply with GeM submissions.

The technical specifications must comply with the quality standards set in the tender, ensuring that all batteries meet performance and safety criteria, along with local content requirements as per Make in India policy.

Bidders must ensure that batteries comply with applicable industry standards and quality assurance protocols, as outlined in the specification document shared as part of the tender.

Bidders must show evidence of compliance with testing criteria during the bidding process, ensuring that the delivered batteries pass all necessary quality checks as stipulated by the tender.

The EMD required is ₹23910. Bidders seeking exemption must provide valid supporting documents. Both EMD and performance security must be favorably directed to the beneficiary as indicated in the tender.

A performance security of 3% of the contract value is typically required, to safeguard the interests of the buyer. This must be structured into the tender as per standard procurement practices.

Payment terms are outlined in the bid document, and generally involve structured payments upon the successful delivery and inspection of the goods as per compliance protocols.

Price evaluation will focus on the total value wise evaluation approach, alongside compliance to technical specifications. The evaluation process may also involve reverse auctions to finalize the best pricing.

All submissions must be made electronically through the GeM portal, ensuring compliance with all digital submission protocols outlined in the tender documentation.

Timelines are outlined in the documentation provided, and bidders must adhere to the specified deadlines for bid submission and any subsequent interactions with the tendering authority.

The evaluation process will include a review based on compliance with eligibility criteria, technical specifications, and financial requirements. The total value wise evaluation will culminate in a reverse auction for final selection.

Bidders will be notified of the evaluation results through the GeM portal, and updates will be made available as per the procurement schedule laid out in the tender.

Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) receive exemptions from experience and turnover criteria, facilitating greater participation provided they meet quality standards. This encourages MSEs to compete for government contracts.

Startups can benefit from exemptions regarding the experience and turnover criteria within the tender framework, promoting innovation and competition among new businesses in the procurement process.

Bidders must meet local content requirements to qualify as local suppliers, reinforcing the Make in India initiative. This underscores the government’s focus on self-reliance and boosting local manufacturing capabilities.

Bidders must adhere to the minimum local content requirements, with 50% for Class I and 20% for Class II local suppliers, ensuring compliance with government procurement preferences that support domestic industries.