Open Tender for PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS - 36 LAYERS in BANGALORE, KARNATAKA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having at least 2 years of past experience in supplying similar products to governmental organizations or PSUs, and possessing valid Udyam Registration for MSEs. Additionally, bidders must provide documentation supporting their experience criteria and compliance with technical specifications.

Bidders are required to provide documents such as Experience Criteria, Past Performance certificates, compliance documents for the Bill of Quantities, and any supporting materials for experience exemptions if applicable. All documents must adhere to the formats specified in the bid document.

New vendors must get registered with C-DOT by submitting a Vendor Data Form, details of PCB manufacturing capabilities, and executing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). These documents should be sent to the Vendor Development Group via the specified email for processing.

Documents need to be submitted in PDF or other specified formats that are compatible with the GeM portal. Ensure that the files are clearly named and correctly labeled as per the submission requirements outlined in the tender documents.

Yes, all Printed Circuit Boards supplied must comply with the technical specifications detailed in the buyer’s documentation. Bidders must ensure their products meet the defined quality and local content requirements for qualification.

All submitted products must conform to the quality standards as specified by the Department of Telecommunications. Compliance with local standards is necessary, including the requirements for local content specified by the "Make in India" initiative.

For this tender, no Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is required from bidders. This exemption facilitates broader participation without the financial burden of an upfront deposit.

Winning bidders must submit a Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) amounting to 3% of the total order value within the designated timeframe after the contract award. This guarantee ensures faithful performance during the contract term.

100% payments will be made after successful supply, testing, and formal acceptance of the goods as per the contractual obligations outlined in the tender.

The evaluation process is conducted based on the total value offered, with an emphasis on past performance in supplying similar products. Technical compliance will also be assessed, and bidders may need to resolve any queries raised after financial bidding.

Once bids are evaluated, the results will be communicated to the successful bidders. Notifications will typically be sent to the email addresses provided during the bid submission process.

Yes, MSEs will receive a purchase preference during the bid evaluation process. To avail this, they must have valid Udyam Registration, and their products must qualify under the specified local content requirements as outlined in the bid.

Though startups can participate, they must still meet all eligibility and experience criteria and will not receive exemptions from these requirements. However, they can benefit from the purchase preference policy if they meet the local content conditions.

Bidders must comply with the "Make in India" policies that require a minimum local content percentage to qualify as Class 1 or Class 2 suppliers. Submissions must include relevant certificates or undertakings confirming adherence to these local content requirements.

Submissions must be done through the GeM portal by uploading all required documents in the specified formats. Bidders should ensure that their submissions are comprehensive, including all requested documentation to avoid disqualification.