Open Tender for Anthracite Coal in DAKSHINA KANNADA, KARNATAKA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 494 Lakh over the past three years, and possessing 1 year of experience in similar supply contracts. MSEs and startups can seek exemptions from these criteria under specified conditions.

Bidders must submit documents demonstrating past performance, experience in similar contracts, financial turnover, and quality assurance certifications, including a material test certificate demonstrating adherence to the required technical specifications.

Bidders must be registered entities with the appropriate licenses. Registration is typically conducted through the GeM platform, where entities must create a verified profile before participating in tenders.

Bidders must submit documents in PDF or other specified electronic formats as per the requirements outlined in the tender documentation.

The technical specifications for anthracite coal are detailed in the purchaser's specification document. Bidders must comply with these standards to be considered acceptable.

The supplied anthracite coal must meet the quality standards outlined in the official documentation, and provisions for certification as specified by the buyer are mandatory.

Compliance is assessed through evaluation of submitted documents, technical specifications, and quality certifications. Any discrepancies may lead to disqualification of the bid.

Yes, bidders who are registered as MSEs can seek EMD exemption by submitting valid supporting documents alongside their tender documents.

The successful bidder must provide a performance security of 5% of the contract value, submitted in the form of a bank guarantee or demand draft within 15 days after the award of the contract.

Payment terms typically require that payment is made after the successful delivery and acceptance of goods, contingent upon the buyer’s funding regulations.

Price evaluation will not solely rely on the quoted price but will also factor in the quality, compliance with specifications, and past performance metrics.

Bids should be submitted electronically through the GeM portal where bidders can upload their documentation as outlined.

While the specific deadlines may change, bidders should prepare to submit their proposals timely, following any timelines specified in the tender announcement.

Results are typically communicated through the GeM portal where bidders can view the outcome post-evaluation.

MSEs are provided exemptions from certain qualifying requirements and may receive preferential treatment during the evaluation process, enabling broader participation in government procurement.

Startups can seek exemptions from experience and turnover criteria, subject to meeting specified quality and technical standards for the products offered.