Procurement Opportunity: Supply of seamless pipes, ASTM A106 grade B, Sch 80, Dia. 3/4",Supply of seamless pipes, ASTM A106

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing a valid manufacturing license, and demonstrating past performance in delivering similar products. Bidders must provide complete documentation substantiating their capabilities in supplying seamless pipes per ASTM A106 specifications.

Bidders need to provide various compliance certificates including but not limited to manufacturing quality standards, specifications of the pipes, and financial stability documentation. Specific documents are outlined in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC), which should be referred to for comprehensive requirements.

Registration for this tender can be done through the online portal for government e-marketplace (GEM). Bidders should ensure their profiles are complete with all necessary document uploads to streamline the application process.

Accepted document formats typically include PDF, JPEG, and MS Word. Bidders are advised to check the tender documentation for any specific requirements regarding document formats to ensure smooth processing.

The technical specifications mandated include compliance with ASTM A106 Grade B standards, outlined dimensions including Sch 80 and Sch 40, and quality assurance procedures. Detailed specifications can be found in the linked
technical documents.

All supplied products must comply with quality standards set forth by ASTM, ensuring that pipes meet required specifications for pressure and temperature endurance in petroleum applications.

Bidders are required to comply with national standards for manufacturing and safety regulations involving petroleum products. Compliance documentation must be submitted as part of the bid.

Total quality assurance testing must be conducted to ensure that the pipes meet ASTM specifications. This includes pressure testing and inspection for welding seams, which documents should accompany in the bid.

The EMD requirement for this tender is 400,000. It needs to be deposited along with the bid submission. The amount will be refunded to the unsuccessful bidders following the completion of the evaluation process.

Yes, performance security may be a stipulation as part of the final award to ensure adherence to the delivery and quality requirements defined by the tender.

Payment terms are typically outlined in the tender documents, detailing specifics about advance payments, milestone payments, or upon delivery. Bidders are encouraged to review the documents for precise financial transactions.

Price evaluation will consider the total assessed value rather than unit pricing, with emphasis on compliance with technical specifications and overall cost-effectiveness.

Bids must be submitted electronically via the designated government e-marketplace (GEM) portal. Bidders should ensure complete documentation and compliance with submission guidelines.

Bidders must stay vigilant about timelines provided in the tender documents, as these outline crucial dates for submission, opening of bids, and announcement of results.

Results will typically be communicated through the GEM portal where bids are submitted. Bidders are advised to closely monitor their account for updates regarding bid evaluation outcomes.

MSEs may receive preferential treatment during the evaluation and selection process, following provisions set in the tender documents, designed to encourage participation from smaller businesses.

Yes, startups may access certain advantages, such as eased qualification criteria or financial assistance opportunities, as delineated in the tender documents.

This tender promotes local manufacturing by prioritizing bids from domestic suppliers, adhering to 'Make in India' initiatives that aim to enhance domestic production capacities in various sectors, including oil and gas.