Bids are Invited For Receiver for Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) (V1) in EAST SIKKIM, SIKKIM

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a valid GST number, having an average annual turnover of 35 Lakh (s) over the past three years, and possessing a minimum of three years of experience in similar projects. Additionally, bidders must have past performance ratings of no less than 50%.

Bidders must provide several essential certificates, including OEM authorization certificates, experience certificates related to past performance, and compliance certificates demonstrating adherence to the BoQ specifications. These documents ensure that bidders meet the technical and financial requirements necessary for evaluation.

To participate, bidders need to complete the registration on the designated government e-marketplace (GeM). This involves creating an account, submitting the required documentation, and confirming eligibility based on the set criteria. All documents must be uploaded electronically as a part of the submission process.

Bid submissions must be provided in PDF format as the accepted document format to ensure consistency and accessibility. Typed documents should be clear and maintain high quality for proper evaluation.

The GNSS receiver must meet specified technical specifications such as high positional accuracy, operational compatibility with existing surveying tools, and the ability to provide real-time corrections. Detailed specifications can be found in the ATC document.

Yes, the GNSS equipment must comply with quality standards as outlined in the tender documentation. Quality assurance efforts will be evaluated during the selection process to ensure compliance.

Bidders must demonstrate compliance with all specified criteria outlined in the tender documents, including OEM certification, financial statements, and experience documentation. Non-compliance may lead to disqualification.

Testing criteria for the GNSS equipment will focus on its performance reliability, accuracy, and integration capabilities with existing systems. Bidder submissions must include evidence of past successful deployments of similar equipment.

The EMD requirement for this tender is set at 140,000. This deposit is necessary to demonstrate the seriousness of the bid and will be forfeited if the bidder fails to comply with the bidding terms post-award.

Successful bidders are typically required to submit a performance security, which is a percentage of the contract value, to ensure compliance with the contractual obligations of the tender.

The payment terms are usually outlined in the tender documents and are based on successful delivery and installation of the equipment. Timelines for payment processing will be specified following contract signing.

Price evaluation considerations will focus on the total value of bids received, factoring in both competitive pricing and the overall capability of each submission. The goal is to choose the bid providing the best value and alignment with technical needs.

Documents must be submitted electronically through the authorized government portal. Bidders should ensure all required documentation is complete and accurate before submission to facilitate a smooth evaluation process.

Key timelines and deadlines for the tender process can be found within the tender documents that are accessible from the provided links. Bidders are encouraged to stay updated on any changes.

Results of the tender evaluation will be communicated through official channels used for the submission, and any updates will also be posted on the relevant government site to ensure transparency.