Procurement Opportunity: OIL LEVEL SENSOR SNO K516218.4,HP SWITCH RANGE 8 to 32 BAR, 100 to 465 PSIG,LP SWITCH MAKE DANFOSS,

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity under relevant Indian laws, demonstrating experience in supplying similar products, and ensuring that all offered items meet the specified technical qualities outlined in the tender documentation.

Bidders must submit certifications relevant to the quality standards of the products being supplied, compliance documents recognized by the military authority, and any other industry-specific certifications to validate the technical capabilities of the offered products.

To participate in this tender, interested parties must first register on the designated online portal, create an account, and complete the requisite forms by providing business information and technical capabilities, which will enable them to submit their bids during the stipulated period.

It is recommended that bidders submit documents in PDF format as the preferred submission format. Other formats may be specified in the tender guidelines, but PDF is typically accepted as a standard for formal submissions.

Bidders need to provide components such as oil level sensors, pressure switches, and thermometers, ensuring they meet the specified operational ranges, functionality requirements, and safety standards referenced in the technical appendix of the tender documentation.

Yes, bidders are required to comply with the prevailing quality standards set forth by military procurement policies and any other national standards relevant to the machinery control spares being offered.

All products submitted should comply with national safety regulations and quality assurance protocols as dictated by military standards, ensuring reliability and operational safety within all designated application environments.

Supplying entities must be prepared to demonstrate the testing methodologies applicable to their products, including performance checks and certifications that show compatibility with operational military requirements.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is a security deposit that bidders must submit with their proposals, the specifics of which are outlined in the tender. This deposit assures commitment to fulfill the contract obligations as stipulated.

Bidders must provide a performance security guarantee typically ranging from a fraction of the contract value. This is designed to ensure compliance with the contractual obligations throughout the execution of the tender requirements.

The payment terms are defined in the tender documentation and typically include milestone payments or full payment upon successful delivery and inspection of the supplied goods. Bidders should ensure clarity on these terms before submission.

The evaluation will focus on the total value of bids submitted, with cost-effectiveness assessed against technical compliance and warranty provisions, ensuring that the bids reflect best value in terms of quality and pricing.

Submissions must be made electronically via the specified online portal, ensuring that all documentation adheres to the outlined format and requirements detailed in the tender notice.

Notifications regarding the results of the evaluation will typically be communicated through the online portal where submissions were made. Bidders are encouraged to check regularly for updates on the status of their applications following the completion of the evaluation process.

Yes, MSEs are entitled to benefits such as reduced performance security requirements and preferential pricing during the bid evaluation, promoting inclusivity in government procurement processes.

Startups may benefit from relaxed eligibility criteria and support in terms of capacity building and mentoring as they navigate the procurement process, supporting innovation in supplier solutions.

This procurement tender emphasizes the importance of local sourcing and shall give preference to products manufactured in India, fostering domestic manufacturing capabilities and supporting local industries in accordance with the 'Make in India' initiative.

Yes, bidders must comply with the procurement norms that emphasize local content provisions, ensuring that a certain percentage of the total goods or services provided are sourced locally, thus aligning with national economic development goals.