Bids are Invited For Solar Street Lighting System (NTPC)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a proven track record in similar projects, a minimum average annual turnover of 7 Lakh INR, and submission of relevant documentation to support experience and financial capacity.

The technical specifications include installation of high-performance solar panels, energy-efficient LED lights with defined output capacity, a reliable battery backup system, and compliance with local quality standards.

While specific formats are not required, submissions should be made through the GeM platform in widely accepted formats such as PDF and Word, ensuring all documents are clearly readable and organized.

Bidders must demonstrate a minimum average annual turnover of 7 Lakh INR and provide supporting financial documentation alongside their bids to confirm eligibility and financial robustness.

Details regarding the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) can be found in the main tender documents. Bidders are required to provide a specified amount, usually as part of the submission, to ensure commitment to the bidding process.

A performance security may be mandated post-award of the contract to ensure compliance with the agreement terms. Specific details can be reviewed in the additional terms outlined in the tender documentation.

Payment terms as outlined in the tender include milestones based on project progress, ensuring timely remuneration for completed phases of work as indicated in bid documents.

Price evaluation considerations will focus on both the initial bid amount and the overall cost-effectiveness of the lighting systems proposed, alongside compliance with technical specifications.

Yes, the tender includes provisions for startups to ensure diverse participation and support innovative solutions in public procurement initiatives.

Bidders will receive notifications regarding the outcome of their submissions through the official GeM platform, which will be accessible following the evaluation process.

Yes, the tender includes special provisions designed to promote participation from Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs), providing opportunities for broader engagement in government contracts.

Alignment with 'Make in India' policies is encouraged, promoting local manufacturing and procurement wherever feasible within tender submissions.

The primary bid documents can be accessed through the following link: Main Document, which provides all the necessary details for participation.