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The Directorate Of Municipalities in Rajkot, Gujarat invites bids for the procurement of an unloading conveyor for emptying waste and conveyor belts for transporting wet and dry waste outside as part of urban waste management. The procurement area covers both liquid and dry waste handling with a quoted EMD of ₹63,000. With a focus on on-site service presence in the consignee's state and dedicated support, this tender emphasizes equipment reliability and post-installation service. The contract may include a quantity adjustment clause up to 25%, and the ATC details suggest flexible scope during award and execution. Unique factors include the municipal waste handling context and requirement for immediate service accessibility in Gujarat. This tender targets suppliers capable of delivering compliant conveyors and belts with local service support.
Product/service names: unloading waste conveyor; waste transport conveyor belts
Quantities: not specified in BOQ
Estimated value: not disclosed
Category: waste management equipment for liquid and dry waste
Experience: not explicitly stated; must demonstrate capability for municipal waste equipment
Quality/standards: no explicit standards specified in tender data
Delivery/installation: not detailed; requires local service presence in Gujarat
Warranty/AMC: not specified in the provided data
EMD amount of ₹63,000; submission required with bid
Contract quantity/duration may adjust up to 25%
Service provider office must be located in Gujarat and provide toll-free support
Escalation matrix and dedicated service contact must be provided
Bidder must certify financial health and disclose any liquidation or bankruptcy
OEM authorizations and technical compliance documents are required
ATC terms indicate standard payment subject to contract issuance; specifics not provided in data
Not explicitly defined; quantity/duration flexibility up to 25% may impact delivery timelines
Not detailed in provided data; penalties to be defined in ATC and contract
Bidder must have an office in Gujarat with a dedicated service channel
Not under liquidation or bankruptcy; provide undertaking
Demonstrate capability to supply waste management conveyors and belts
Submit OEM authorization if not a direct manufacturer
Quantity
3
Bid Type
Two Packet Bid
Bid Validity
60 (Days)
Bid Type
Service
Evaluation
Total value wise evaluation
Tech Clarification Time
2 Days
EMD Required
Yes
MII Compliance
Yes
MSE Purchase Preference
No
MSE Exemption/Relaxation
Yes
Startup Exemption/Relaxation
Yes
Bid Splitting Applied
No
Arbitration Clause
No
Mediation Clause
No
Tender Category
Service
Bid To RA
No
Bid To RA Enabled
No
Item Category
Collection & Disposal Waste Management Service - Procurement of an unloading conveyor for emptying waste and conveyor belts for transporting wet waste outside; Liquid Waste, Dry Waste
Advisory Bank
State Bank of India
Payment Timelines
Payments shall be made to the Seller within 45 days of issue of service delivery acceptance certificate (SDAC) and on-line submission of bills (This is in supersession of 10 days time as provided in clause 12 of GeM GTC)
Delivery Locations
1
Delivery Cities
Rajkot
Delivery Pincodes
360450
| Consignee | Address | City | State | Pincode | Quantity | Delivery Days | Additional Requirement |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bheda Vipul Lakhamanbhai | 360450,Bhayavadar Nagarpalika, Railway Station Road, Bhayavadar, Dist: Rajkot, Gujarat | Rajkot | Gujarat | 360450 | 3 | - | - |
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Main Document
ATC
GEM_GENERAL_TERMS_AND_CONDITIONS
GEM_GENERAL_TERMS_AND_CONDITIONS
GST registration certificate
PAN card
Experience certificates for similar waste management equipment supply
Financial statements (financial stability evidence)
EMD payment receipt or proof
Technical bid documents confirming equipment details
OEM authorization / dealership certificate (if applicable)
Service/support proof: dedicated toll-free number, escalation matrix
Notarized undertaking regarding non-liquidity or bankruptcy status
Key insights about GUJARAT tender market
Bidders should first ensure GST and PAN are valid, provide EMD of ₹63,000, and submit OEM authorizations if not a manufacturer. Include experience certificates for similar waste handling equipment and financial statements. The ATC allows up to a 25% scope variation; prepare a robust delivery plan accordingly.
Required documents include GST registration, PAN card, experience certificates, financial statements, EMD submission proof, technical bid, OEM authorization, and service capability proof (dedicated toll-free number and escalation matrix). These ensure eligibility and compliance with Gujarat procurement norms.
Candidates must have an office in Gujarat, demonstrate financial stability, not be in liquidation, and provide a valid undertaking. Prior experience in municipal waste equipment supply is preferred; OEM authorization strengthens eligibility; compliance with service standards and GST/PAN is mandatory.
The scope includes an unloading conveyor for emptying waste and conveyor belts for transporting wet and dry waste outside. No BOQ items are listed; the contract may permit a 25% adjustment in quantity or duration. The data emphasizes municipal waste handling equipment rather than generic conveyors.
Exact submission deadlines are not stated in the available data. Bidders must monitor official tender communications and ATC documents from Gujarat Urban Development and Urban Housing Department for the final dates, ensuring timely submission of EMD and technical bids.
Bidders must provide a dedicated toll-free service line and a documented escalation matrix. An on-file service office in Gujarat is required, with clear contact details for prompt issue resolution and maintenance support post-award.
The data does not specify concrete standards; bidders should prepare ISO/quality and OEM certifications where possible, along with proof of compliance for waste handling equipment and service capabilities within Gujarat, aligning with municipal procurement expectations.
The buyer can adjust contract quantity or duration by up to 25% at the time of contract issuance and during execution with consent. Bidders should factor potential scope changes into pricing, delivery planning, and manpower allocation to avoid penalties.