Procurement Opportunity: Hopper Tipper Dumper (Version 2) in KAPURTHALA, PUNJAB

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with evidence of at least three years of past experience supplying similar products or services. Startups may benefit from exemptions in terms of experience and turnover criteria provided they meet quality specifications.

Bidders must submit documents including proof of past performance, turnover certification, OEM authorization, and compliance with the Bill of Quantities. If exempting from experience requirements, supporting documents should also be provided.

Yes, startups are eligible to participate in the tender and are exempt from providing evidence for bidder turnover and experience criteria, provided they fulfill technical specifications required for the products.

The technical specifications include compliance with BS VI emission standards, diesel fuel type, a minimum engine power of 100 KW, and varying payload capacities ranging from 750 kg to 55,000 kg, and a warranty of 1 year or 100,000 km.

The EMD for this tender is ₹10,000. Bidders must submit this amount along with their bid submission, or provide applicable documentation for the exemption if eligible.

EMD can be submitted in the form of an account payee demand draft in favor of The Commissioner Municipal Corporation Phagwara or as per the GeM guidelines with scanned proof uploaded with the bid.

The payment terms will be as specified by the buyer in the award contract, following the completion of milestones as identified in the tender documentation.

Bids will be evaluated based on total value-wise evaluation, taking into account the technical specifications proposed, compliance to the tender requirements, and financial viability.

The timeline for bid submission, opening dates, and validity durations are specified in the main tender document available for download here.

No, MSEs do not receive exemptions from the experience requirement for this tender.

Bidders must adhere to 'Make in India' policies and local procurement rules as stipulated in the tender documents, ensuring adherence to the guidelines regarding local sources for products or services.

Bidders are encouraged to raise their objections or grievances regarding the additional terms via the representation window within 4 days after the publication of the bid. The buyer is obliged to respond within this time frame.