Government Tender Published for Power Generator - DG Set (up to 900 KVA) in DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with the appropriate licenses, having prior experience in supplying and installing DG Sets, and compliance with local regulations. Bidders will need to demonstrate their financial stability and technical expertise to qualify. It is important for participating companies to provide documentation proving their capabilities and past projects related to power generator installations.

To ensure quality and reliability, the technical specifications for the DG Set should include compliance with environmental regulations, fuel efficiency metrics, noise emission standards, and additional safety features. Suppliers are required to provide detailed conformance reports, indicating adherence to national and international standards relevant to diesel generator performance.

The payment terms typically include an advance payment upon contract signing, followed by milestone payments linked to the delivery and successfully complete initial commissioning. The final payment is often made upon satisfactory completion of the project and acceptance by the Department of Religious Affairs. Bidders must outline their proposed payment structure clearly in their financial bids to ensure compliance.

All submissions must be completed electronically through the specified procurement platform, ensuring that all necessary documents are included in the requested formats. Accepted document formats may include PDFs for technical documents, Excel sheets for financial proposals, and other standard formats as stipulated by the tender instructions.

MSEs are provided with special benefits designed to enhance their participation in government tenders, such as lower eligibility thresholds, favorable evaluation criteria, and possibly financial incentives. The intent is to empower smaller enterprises and encourage local business participation in large-scale procurement projects, aligning with the 'Make in India' initiative, which promotes local manufacturing and procurement.