Government Tender Published for PICO TESLA SENSITIVITY MAGNETOMETER in NORTH DELHI, DELHI

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity that complies with the conditions set by government tenders. Specifically, MSEs and startups can participate but should adhere to the norms regarding experience and turnover. Registration on GeM is mandatory.

Bidders must possess valid registration documents and certificates demonstrating compliance with local content requirements and quality standards as detailed in the tender specifications for the Pico Tesla Sensitivity Magnetometer.

Registration is done via the GeM portal. Prospective bidders must create an account, fill out the necessary information, and submit compliance documents to become eligible for participating in the bidding process.

All documents should be submitted in PDF format via the GeM platform. Any additional formats or specified forms will be outlined in the bid documents.

The equipment must adhere to defined specifications outlined in the detailed technical documentation provided by the buyer. Bidders are encouraged to review these documents to ensure compliance.

The magnetometer must comply with quality standards as outlined in the tender documentation, specifically those relevant to the laboratory and defense sectors.

Yes, to qualify as Class 1 or Class 2 Local Suppliers, the minimum local content must be at least 50% and 20%, respectively, as stipulated in the Make in India policy.

No Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is required for this tender, making it accessible for bidders to participate without upfront financial commitments.

The winning bidder must provide an e-Performance Bank Guarantee (ePBG) of 4%, which will be valid for 14 months post-delivery of the goods.

Payment terms will be defined during the evaluation phase, ensuring that remittances align with successful delivery and installation of the Pico Tesla Sensitivity Magnetometer.

The price evaluation will focus on the total bid value, with consideration for technico-financial qualifications of the bidders. Typically the L-1 price will serve as the benchmark.

Bidders must submit all proposals via the GeM portal. Non-adherence to the prescribed submission format and timelines could result in disqualification from the bidding process.

All communication regarding the evaluation process and results will be relayed via the GeM platform. Bidders should allow reasonable time for the review process.

MSEs are provided purchase preference which allows them to compete more effectively in the tender, specifically if they can match the L-1 price when in the designated margin of preference.

Startups are permitted to bid but must ensure adherence to the same eligibility criteria that apply to all other participants concerning experience and turnover.

Yes, bidders from countries sharing a land border with India must be registered with the competent authority and comply fully with the guidelines outlined in the tender documents. Non-compliance could lead to the termination of participation.

Preference in the evaluation process will be given to bidders who showcase Make in India compliance, which necessitates adherence to local content requirements, effectively supporting domestic manufacturing.