Invitation to Bid - High performance Multicore node in KOLKATA, WEST BENGAL

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of INR 7 lakhs over the last three years, and having at least 3 years of relevant operational experience. Additionally, OEMs must have an average turnover of INR 60 lakhs to qualify for this bid.

Bidders must provide documentation such as the Experience Criteria, Past Performance, and OEM Authorization Certificate among others. An accurate submission of all requested documents is essential for validating the bid.

To register for participating in this tender, organizations must be officially registered in the system. This involves submitting necessary corporate documents, and compliance certificates to the Department of Science and Technology as part of the qualification process.

Bidders should submit all required documents in PDF format as specified within the tender guidelines. Other formats may not be accepted during the evaluation process.

The technical specifications for the High Performance Multicore Node are detailed in the linked Specification Document. It is advisable to review these documents thoroughly before submission.

Yes, all products must comply with national quality standards and specifications as laid out in the tender documentation. Bidder's submissions should affirm to these quality benchmarks.

Bidders must comply with the eligibility and technical requirements outlined in the tender documentation, ensuring all submitted documents are accurate and complete for qualification preference.

The EMD of INR 30,000 must be paid using designated banking methods as specified in the tender document before submitting the bid to validate the application.

While specific performance security amounts are not detailed, bidders typically must secure a performance bond or bank guarantee as part of the normal tendering process to ensure fulfillment.

The payment terms are generally settled post-delivery of the services or goods as outlined in the specific contract established between the winning bidder and the Department of Science and Technology.

Bids will be evaluated based on a total value-wise approach, which includes technical aspects, compliance with specifications, and the overall pricing offered by the bidders.

Bidders must submit their documentation electronically through the designated bidding portal or as outlined in the tender guidelines by the Department of Science and Technology.

Bidders will be notified about the results of their submission through formal communication channels stipulated in the tender. It is advisable to monitor the official site for updates post-evaluation.

No, in this instance, MSEs do not receive exemptions related to years of experience or turnover as noted in the tender prerequisites.

Similar to MSEs, startups do not have exemptions concerning experience requirements or turnover criteria, emphasizing the need for substantial prior business engagement.

This tender actively encourages compliance with 'Make in India' policies by stressing local manufacturing and procurement rules, which should be adhered to during the proposal submission process.