Tender Notice for 6MMX2000MM X2900 MM PRESS BOARD BARRIER. (BASE BOARD TO BE AS PER IEC: 60641-3-1 TYPE B. 3.1{ 2008}

The eligibility requirements for this tender include being a registered business entity and providing all necessary certifications, such as the OEM authorization. Furthermore, bidders seeking exceptions for experience or turnover criteria must submit adequate documentation proving their eligibility for such exemption.

Suppliers must provide a Certificate as specified in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC). Mandatory certifications must include an OEM Authorization Certificate. Failure to present these certifications may result in disqualification from the bidding process.

To register for participation, vendors must create an account in the GeM portal. After registration, vendors can follow the submission guidelines outlined in the tender documentation. Ensure that all documents and certifications are accurately submitted.

Accepted document formats for submission typically include PDF, DOC, and XLS. While the specific format details may vary, it is crucial for bidders to adhere to the instructions laid out in the tender documents to ensure compliance.

The press board barrier must comply with IEC 60641-3-1 Type B standards. Bidders are required to furnish detailed technical documentation that verifies compliance with these specifications as part of their submissions.

Bidders must comply with the quality standards defined in the tender document, particularly the adherence to IEC standards. It is vital to ensure that all products meet the necessary industry standards before submission.

Yes, compliance with all relevant regulations and standard operating procedures is necessary. Bidders must review the documentation thoroughly to ensure that all compliance criteria are met before submission.

Testing criteria may include verification against the technical specifications mentioned in the tender documentation, as well as on-site evaluations, if deemed necessary by the Department of Heavy Industry.

The EMD amount is specified in the tender documentation and must be submitted along with the bid. This deposit serves as a guarantee that bidders will adhere to the terms outlined in the tender.

Performance security requirements will also be detailed in the tender documents. Bidders are generally expected to submit a performance bond after the contract is awarded, verifying their commitment to fulfilling the contract terms.

Payment terms, including schedules and methods, will be provided in the contract post-award. Bidders must ensure they are comfortable with these terms before submission.

Price evaluation considerations will focus on the total value of the bid while ensuring that the proposed products meet the required standards. Evaluation will be conducted to identify the best value for the department.

Tender submissions can be made electronically via the GeM portal. Bidders must ensure that their submission includes all required documents and that they follow the procedures outlined within the tender documentation.

Timelines for submission and evaluation may include a submission deadline, as indicated in the tender notifications. Bidder timelines vary, but strict adherence to the outlined schedules is critical for consideration.

The evaluation process will employ a total value-wise evaluation method. This means that proposals will be evaluated based on total cost and compliance with technical specifications and quality standards.

Notification of results will be communicated to all bidders through the appropriate channels as specified in the tender documentation, usually following the completion of the evaluation process.

Yes, there are provisions that may provide Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) with exemptions or preferences within specific criteria, allowing for a more inclusive competitive environment.

Startups may find conditions conducive to their participation, highlighted in the tender documents. It is encouraged that potential bidders review these provisions to benefit fully from the available opportunities.

Bidders are encouraged to comply with 'Make in India' policies when applicable. Compliance may offer additional preferences or points in the evaluation process, promoting indigenous manufacturing.

Bidders should review the local content requirements as specified in the detailed documentation, which may influence their eligibility and assessment during the evaluation phase.