Bids are Invited For Yadadri FGD Screened Cables Variant 01,Variant 02,Variant 03,Variant 04,Variant 05,Variant 06,Varia

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity capable of demonstrating financial stability, possessing valid GSTIN and PAN, and being classified as a manufacturer or OEM. Additionally, bidders should have Udyam Registration if they wish to avail themselves of purchase preference as an MSE.

The technical specifications require compliance with the XLPE Cable for Working Voltages up to and Including 1.1 kV standards. Detailed requirements are available in the specification document linked with the tender.

Bidders must provide a copy of PAN, GSTIN, Void Cheque, and an EFT Mandate certified by their bank. These documents are necessary to create a vendor code for participation in the tender.

All required documents must be submitted in PDF format through the designated online portal; however, other formats may also be acceptable if specified otherwise within the bid instructions.

Bidders seeking an exemption from experience or turnover criteria must upload supporting documents that justify their eligibility for exemption. The evaluation of these documents will be conducted by the buyer.

The performance security is mandated and must comply with the tender's stipulations, typically presented in the form of an ePBG (Electronic Performance Bank Guarantee).

Payments will be processed within 90 days upon receipt of an acceptance certificate and the submission of all necessary billing documents, superseding previous timelines stated in other clauses.

The price evaluation is based on the total value aspect where bids will be ranked, and a reverse auction may be conducted with the lowest priced, technically qualified bidders.

Bids must be submitted online through the Government eMarketplace (GeM) portal, adhering to submission deadlines and format requirements outlined in the tender documents.

Yes, eligible MSEs who validate their credentials through the Udyam Registration portal can avail themselves of purchase preference benefits as stipulated by the Public Procurement Policy.

Startups may also benefit from exemptions related to experience requirements, provided they offer sufficient documentation validating their capabilities to fulfill the tender's requirements.

Yes, compliance with 'Make in India' policies is required, emphasizing local content in manufacturing. Bidders must ensure that they provide certification regarding local content percentage.

Critical timelines include submission of bids and evaluations following established schedules in the tender documents. Bidders should frequently check the portal for updates.

Results will be conveyed through the government portal where bids are submitted. Notifications will also be made as required following the evaluation of bids.

If the materials delivered do not conform to the specifications, the buyer holds the right to demand rectifications or replacements at no additional cost, as per the contract terms.

Yes, before dispatch, goods will undergo inspection either by the buyer, BHEL, or by an authorized entity to ensure compliance with the specified quality and standards.