Invitation to Bid - Custom Bid for Services - Remaining Life Assessment of Utility Boiler Item 10 Remaining Life Asses in GOLAGHAT, ASSAM

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with relevant experience in conducting Remaining Life Assessments (RLA) for utility boilers. Bidders are expected to demonstrate familiarity with Indian Boiler Regulation 391A and show proof of their competencies through past projects. Additionally, bidders must hold relevant certifications indicating compliance with safety and quality standards mandated by the regulatory authorities.

Bidders are required to adhere strictly to the technical specifications as outlined in the tender document, particularly concerning the methodologies for RLA of utility boilers. This encompasses the ability to carry out comprehensive assessments, as well as the technical capability for cutting and re-welding of tubes in compliance with regulatory standards. Bidders should provide documentation evidencing prior experiences and adherence to established quality standards during execution.

Bidders must submit an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) along with their proposals as part of the tender requirements. The EMD amount will typically vary based on the overall financial scope of the project and is aimed at ensuring the commitment of bidders. The specifics regarding the amount and submission process can be found in the tender documentation.

The payment terms will be established post the evaluation of bids. Generally, successful bidders can expect installments based on milestones achieved during the execution of the project. Detailed payment structures, including conditions for final settlement and any performance-related clauses, will be clearly outlined in the tender documentation.

Yes, the tender has specific provisions for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) as well as startups. These entities are encouraged to participate and may benefit from relaxed eligibility criteria, as well as potential price preferences during the evaluation stage. This initiative aligns with the government's objective to enhance local business participation in public procurement processes.