Open Tender for Digital Storage Oscilloscope in AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and being classified as a Micro or Small Enterprise (MSE), along with qualifying as either Class I or Class II local supplier under Make in India policy. Traders or non-local suppliers cannot participate in this tender.

Bidders must ensure the submission of an OEM Authorization Certificate along with any additional documents that are specified in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC). For exemptions related to experience or turnover, supporting documents must also be included.

The registration process involves creating an account on the GeM portal. Once registered, suppliers can access the tender documents, submit bids, and ensure compliance with technical specifications and bid requirements provided in the attached documentation.

The accepted document formats for submissions include PDF and other standard digital document formats that are specified in the procurement guidelines on the GeM portal. All documents must be uploaded via the GeM online submission platform.

Key technical specifications include requirements for input channels (Analog/Digital), bandwidth and sampling rates, as well as required test reports from accredited laboratories. A detailed specification excised from the ATC document should be reviewed before bidding.

Bidders must provide evidence that their offered products conform to recognized quality standards. This can be validated through availability of test reports from Central Government or NABL approved laboratories, indicating conformity to the required specifications.

Bidders are required to comply with local sourcing requirements, specifically showing compliance with the Make in India policy. Documentation to prove local content must be submitted, stating the percentage of local manufacture.

In this specific tender, an EMD is not required. However, performance security (ePBG) of 3% of the contract value is necessary post-award to ensure bid compliance and execution.

The performance security required is set at 3% of the bid value, with a sourcing period of 44 months from the award date. This security is essential to guarantee the satisfactory execution of the contract.

Payment terms will be specified in the contract agreement upon award. Generally, payments will be processed upon successful delivery and acceptance of the goods following any agreed conditions.

Yes, if issues present during submission, bidders can address these inquiries through the provided contacts in the tender document. Bidders are encouraged to seek clarifications during the technical evaluation period.

Bidders should refer to the GeM platform and the tender document for guidance on specific timelines and deadlines related to bid submission, evaluations, and outcomes.

Notification regarding the results of the tender will be communicated directly to all participants through the GeM portal and via email as dictated by the provided contact information.

Eligible MSEs can claim purchase preference advantages, provided they meet the necessary Udyam Registration criteria and submit validated supporting documentation moving forward.

No specific provisions for startups are outlined regarding exemptions for years of experience or turnover in this tender. All participating entities must adhere to established eligibility standards.

Yes, bidders must comply with local content regulations, providing supporting documents that confirm the percentage of local content and details about local production locations as part of the submission process.