Bids are Invited For Manganese II Acetate Tetrahydrate,Manganese II Nitrate Tetrahydrate,Ammonium Ferrous Sulphate,Cobal

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing at least 3 years of past experience in the supply of similar chemicals, and demonstrating a minimum average annual turnover of 3 lakh in the past financial years.

Bidders are required to provide several certificates including OEM authorization, compliance documents as specified in the ATC, and documentation proving eligibility for exemptions if applicable.

To register, potential bidders must log in to the e-procurement platform, complete the required registration form and ensure that all necessary documentation is ready for submission as part of the bid.

Typically, submissions should be in PDF format for all documentation, ensuring that all files are clear and legible. Specific formats for the technical and financial bids will be outlined in the tender documentation.

The technical specifications for the chemicals can be found in the attached Bill of Quantities (BoQ) document. Each chemical’s purity levels and grade will be specified therein according to industry standards.

Bidders must comply with relevant quality standards as per industry regulations. Details about the standards are outlined in the technical specifications provided in the tender documents.

Yes, compliance with all technical specifications and the submission of relevant certificates as per the ATC are mandatory. Deficiencies in compliance may lead to disqualification.

Testing criteria for the chemicals will be based on industry standards and quality assurance protocols established by the procuring authority, ensuring that supplies meet the required specifications.

An EMD of 20,000 is required to be submitted with the bid. This deposit acts as a commitment to the bidding process and may be forfeited if the bidder fails to comply with tender terms.

Performance security requirements will be detailed in the award documents. Generally, it may involve a percentage of the contract value to ensure satisfactory fulfillment of the contract.

Payment terms will be discussed during the negotiation phase post-award. Generally, terms may include advance payments, milestone payments, or payment upon delivery and acceptance of goods.

Price evaluation will be conducted based on the total bid value. Bids that meet all eligibility and technical criteria will be considered for the final evaluation.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the designated e-procurement portal. Detailed instructions on the submission process are provided in the tender documentation.

The complete timeline, including bid opening and evaluation periods, is included in the tender documentation. Bidders are encouraged to review these timelines closely.

Results will be communicated via the e-procurement platform, ensuring that all bidders are informed of the outcomes following the evaluation process.

Yes, MSEs may be granted exemptions from certain eligibility criteria, providing them an advantageous position to enhance their participation in government tenders.

Bidders must ensure alignment with 'Make in India' policies by providing detailed documentation on local sourcing and compliance with local content stipulations in their bids for evaluation.