Open Tender for CNC Plasma Cutting Machine

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum of 1 year of past experience in supplying similar machinery, and achieving an average annual turnover of at least ₹10 lakh. Additionally, the OEM must also meet the same turnover criteria.

Bidders must provide various certifications as outlined in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC), including documentation verifying experience and bidder turnover. Additional certificates may be specified during the evaluation process.

To participate, you must register as a vendor on the GeM portal and ensure all required documents are uploaded alongside your bid submission. Registration involves providing valid business details and complying with specified criteria.

Typically, documents must be submitted in PDF format or other formats specified in the tender document. Ensure that the files are readable and all pages are included for complete assessment.

Bidders must present detailed information regarding the CNC Plasma Cutting Machine, such as technical capabilities, compliance with industry standards, and any additional features that would enhance machine performance.

The machine offered must conform to relevant quality benchmarks and manufacturing standards applicable to CNC technology to ensure sustainable operation and compliance with regulatory norms.

Yes, bidders must comply with all local laws and procurement regulations. This includes demonstrating sound financial practices and providing necessary documents to establish compliance with quality and safety standards.

Testing criteria typically involve verifying the machine's operational parameters and performance benchmarks as specified in the technical requirements of the tender documentation.

The EMD required for this tender is ₹60,000, which must be submitted alongside your bid to demonstrate financial commitment and ensure serious participation.

While specific details may vary, generally, performance security ranging from 5%-10% of the contract value may be required to guarantee fulfillment of the obligations laid out in the contract.

Payment terms will vary and should be outlined clearly in the vendor’s financial submission. Generally, partial payments may be released upon delivery with final payments made after successful installation and testing.

Bids will be evaluated based on the total value submitted by each bidder, considering both the price and the compliance with technical specifications within the procurement guidelines.

Submissions must be made electronically through the GeM portal where all required documentation and financial proposals must be uploaded securely.

Key timelines include submission deadlines for bids, which will vary, and a period for clarifications, generally around 2 days in duration during the technical evaluation phase.

MSEs can receive exemptions from certain experience requirements, allowing greater access to government tenders and promoting local suppliers in the public procurement landscape.

Startups may also benefit from relaxed eligibility criteria, encouraging participation and innovation in the industry while supporting local businesses under the initiatives promoted by the state.

This tender promotes local manufacturing and procurement, contributing to the 'Make in India' initiative by supporting domestic suppliers and enhancing local employment opportunities through state-funded projects.