Contract Bidding Open For METHANOL TO SPECN: IS-517-1986 GRADE: -TECHNICAL. (REAFFIRMED-2018) PACKING: - PACKED IN PLASTIC DR in JABALPUR, MADHYA PRADESH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered business entity, compliance with technical specifications, and submission of a valid business license. Entities must demonstrate their capability to provide the required quantity of methanol meeting the standards set in IS-517-1986. Additionally, bidders are encouraged to review any special provisions applicable to Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) that might enhance their eligibility.

Bidders must present all necessary certificates to prove eligibility, including quality compliance certifications, registration documents, and any certifications relevant to the production and supply of methanol according to IS-517-1986 standards. Additionally, bidders may need to submit financial documents such as tax clearance and audited accounts to validate their financial stability.

The registration process involves creating an account on the designated e-procurement platform where this tender is listed. Bidders must provide necessary documentation, complete required forms, and make sure they comply with all eligibility criteria outlined in the tender notice. Registration should be completed well ahead of the submission deadline to avoid last-minute issues.

Documents must be submitted in formats specified in the tender documentation, typically PDF or Word formats. All bids must include technical and financial proposals, ensuring clarity and comprehensibility. It is advisable for bidders to carefully review the submission guidelines to ensure that all documents meet the required formats to avoid disqualification.

The tender outlines specific payment terms which typically include advance payments, milestone payments, or payment upon delivery. Bidders should ensure they thoroughly analyze the payment structure including any performance security requirements. The evaluation of financial bids may also consider the payment terms suggested by bidders, focusing on overall cost-effectiveness.