Contract Bidding Open For Circuit Breakers with Integral Overcurrent Protection (RCBO) as per IS 12640 (Part 2) IEC 61009 - 1 in DIBRUGARH, ASSAM

The eligibility requirements include being a registered OEM with Udyam certification if applicable. Bidders must provide proof of previous experience in supplying similar components and must comply with specified technical specifications outlined in the tender documents.

Bidders must submit an OEM Authorization Certificate along with additional documents as specified in the tender, including proof of experience if applicable. All documentation must be provided to ensure compliance with eligibility criteria.

The registration process involves becoming an registered OEM on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM). Bidders need to upload all required documents and ensure they meet the qualifications detailed in the tender specifications.

Bidders must provide documents in PDF format to ensure clarity and compliance with submission requirements. All attachments should be clearly labeled and organized according to the checklist provided in the tender documents.

The technical specifications include compliance with IS 12640 (Part 2) IEC 61009 - 1 standards, including type AC designation, rated voltages of 240V or 415V, and a short-circuit capacity of 10,000A with specific other requirements as mentioned in the tender.

All products are required to comply with national standards including IS:12640-2, IS/IEC 60947-2, and IEC 61009-1 to ensure safety and reliability as per industry norms.

Yes, bidders must comply with local regulations, including procurement preferences for Micro and Small Enterprises under current policies. Documentation proving compliance must be submitted along with the tender bid.

No EMD is required for this tender; therefore, bidders can participate without financial obligations related to EMD.

There is no specification for performance security in this tender, but bidders must ensure he is capable of fulfilling the warranty commitments as specified.

Payment terms stipulate that payments will be made within 21 days upon the submission of bills and the consignee receipt-cum-acceptance certificate.

The price evaluation will be based on item-wise assessment, ensuring that lowest qualifications are priced accordingly and that MSEs have the opportunity to match competitive rates.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) platform in accordance with the instructions specified in the tender document.

Bidders should refer to the tender document for critical timelines, including submission deadlines as there are strict policies in place regarding acceptance of late submissions.

The evaluation and selection process will follow an item-wise basis under which bids will be scrutinized for compliance with technical specifications, alongside pricing considerations.

Yes, bidders will be notified of the evaluation results as stipulated within the tender processes and according to the communication guidelines outlined in the tender document.

Yes, MSEs that are validated through Udyam Registration will receive purchase preferences based on their bid prices if they qualify within the specified limits outlined in the policy.

Currently, there are no exemptions for startups regarding experience and turnover criteria in this tender, ensuring that only qualified bidders can participate.

Bidders must ensure compliance with any local procurement rules, including those related to the 'Make in India' policy to promote indigenous manufacturing where applicable.