Invitation to Bid - HYDAC make Seal Kit for Ball Valve, Model No. KHM-42LR-3385,HYDAC make Dry Micron Breather Filter, in SURAT, GUJARAT

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with the necessary qualifications to supply the specific HYDAC products. Bidders seeking MSE exemptions must also submit valid Udyam Registration and supporting documents.

Bidders must submit an OEM Authorization Certificate, proof of compliance related to the BoQ specifications, and other necessary documents such as registration certificates and any claims for MSE exemptions.

Yes, the technical specifications must align with the HYDAC standards outlined in the tender documents. Bidders should ensure compliance with the detailed specifications related to each part number.

Documents must be submitted in electronic formats specified in the tender guidelines. Formats such as PDF for certificates and compliance documents are typically required.

The EMD amount required for this tender is INR 76,942 which must be deposited along with the bid submission.

The performance security is set at 5% of the total contract value and must be submitted in accordance with the guidelines provided in the tender documentation, valid for 24 months from the date of delivery.

Payments will be made as per the payment terms defined in the tender documents, generally upon successful delivery and inspection of the products.

The price evaluation will follow a Total Value Wise method, accounting for the quoted price along with any applicable local content provisions as defined under the Make in India policy.

Bidders can submit documents via the e-marketplace, ensuring compliance with electronic submission protocols established by the managing authority.

Bidders should monitor the tender notices for specific deadlines related to bid submission, opening dates, and any clarifications period provided for technical evaluations.

Yes, MSEs with valid Udyam Registration are provided with purchase preference and may qualify for certain exemptions regarding experience and turnover requirements.

To qualify under the Make in India initiative, bidders must demonstrate a minimum local content of 50% for Class 1 local suppliers, and 20% for Class 2 local suppliers.

Failure to submit the required documentation may lead to disqualification from the tender process or penalties as outlined in the tender regulations.

Bidders must ensure their registration is validated through the Udyam Registration portal to qualify for MSE benefits, verifying their status with the buyer during the evaluation process.