Tender Notice for Diesel Engine as per IS 10001 in SRINAGAR, JAMMU & KASHMIR

The eligibility requirements include registration as a supplier, a minimum of 3 years of past experience in providing similar Diesel Engines, and adherence to the local content requirements for Make in India compliance.

Documents required from the seller include the Experience Criteria and Past Performance documentation, a GST Certificate, and the PAN Card. Supporting documents for exemption from Experience/Turnover Criteria must also be provided if applicable.

To register, bidders must complete the mandatory registration on the GeM portal, ensuring their business is verified and documents uploaded as necessary to qualify for participation in the tender process.

Accepted document formats typically include PDF and images (JPG, PNG) for all required submissions. It's advisable to check specific tender requirements for any deviations.

The technical specifications include a two-stroke engine type, with a permissible number of cylinders ranging from 1.0 to 6.0 or higher, and output power between 3.7 to 90.0 kW or higher.

Bidders must comply with the IS 10001 standard for Diesel Engines, ensuring all components meet the specified quality benchmarks and performance metrics indicated in the tender documentation.

No EMD is required for this tender, relieving bidders from upfront payment obligations and simplifying the entry process for eligible vendors.

No performance security or ePBG is required as part of this tender process, facilitating easier access for potential bidders.

Payment terms will be specified post-award. However, rates quoted must include all taxes, and billing should align strictly with conditions set forth in the tender.

The evaluation of pricing will consider the total value, ensuring competitive offers are first reviewed for compliance with technical specifications followed by price-based evaluations.

Submissions must be conducted electronically through the GeM portal, where all required documents must be uploaded before the stipulated deadlines.

The timeline for evaluation may vary, with guidelines specified in the tender document. A standard evaluation period is expected following the bid opening session, including any necessary clarifications.

Results from the evaluation process are typically communicated via email or the GeM portal notifications, ensuring all bidders have clear access to tender outcomes.

MSEs are granted exemptions from Experience and Turnover criteria, enabling easier participation in the bidding process while promoting local industry engagement.

Startups also benefit from exemptions similar to MSEs, specifically from stringent experience and turnover requirements, subject to compliance with technical specifications.

This tender explicitly reserves procurement for local suppliers, aligning with the Make in India initiative which promotes domestic manufacturing and local value addition in products sourced for government projects.