Tender Notice for bullet camera 30 M range,dome camera,bullet camera 60 M range,16 channel NVR,4 TB SHD,PoE switch,Ne in JORHAT, ASSAM

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of 1 Lakh over the last three years and having at least 3 years of prior experience providing similar products to government organizations or PSUs.

Participants must submit various documents including the OEM Authorization Certificate, experience criteria verification documents, and financial turnover certificates to ensure compliance with the technical and financial requirements.

The registration process involves signing up on the GeM platform, filling out the necessary forms, and uploading the required documents for verification concerning compliance with eligibility and technical criteria.

Bidders are typically required to upload documents in PDF format. Other formats may be specified in the tender documentation, which should be thoroughly reviewed before submission.

The technical specifications necessitate the inclusion of various components including but not limited to bullet cameras (30 M and 60 M ranges), dome cameras, a 16-channel NVR, and supporting installation tools like Cat6 cables and PVC pipes.

Yes, all supplied products must meet quality standards addressed in the tender documentation and comply with relevant industry regulations to ensure effective and reliable operation.

Bidders must adhere to compliance with local procurement rules, ‘Make in India’ policies, and provide supporting documents to substantiate local content as per guidelines set forth by the Ministry of Textiles.

Any system installed must undergo functional testing as part of the commissioning process. Documentation must reflect that all components have been tested to meet operational standards.

In this tender, an EMD is not required, allowing greater accessibility for bidders to participate without the need for upfront financial commitment.

As per the tender, performance security is categorized as not required. However, bidders should review any performance guarantees that may need to be considered if specified later.

Payment terms are typically structured and agreed upon post-installation sign-off; however, specific timelines or percentage splits may require adherence as part of the final contract coordination.

Price evaluations will be based on the total value of the bids received, considering the lowest price alongside compliance with the tender specifications and criteria.

Documents must be submitted online through the GeM portal, following the specific guidelines set for electronic submissions as outlined in the tender documentation.

While dates may vary, it's critical that bidders remain aware of submission deadlines and evaluation timelines defined within the tender document found on the GeM platform.

The evaluation and selection process involves assessing bids based on the financial proposal and ensuring compliance with eligibility criteria, technical requirements, and quality standards.

Results will generally be notified through the GeM portal, ensuring transparency and allowing all participating bidders to stay informed regarding the progress of their submissions.

MSEs are afforded purchase preferences as per government norms, provided they have valid Udyam Registration. This allows for a more favorable evaluation of their bids within proposed pricing margins.