Tender Notice for Recovery Vehicle

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum of three years of past experience in providing similar services, and supplying documents to certify past performance and experience.

Bidders need to submit various certificates including, but not limited to, OEM Authorization, compliance with BoQ specifications, and any specific certificates requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC) document.

To participate, vendors must register on the GeM marketplace by providing essential details and submitting required documentation. Refer to the GeM guidelines for the complete registration process.

Documents must be submitted in acceptable formats as outlined by the GeM regulations. Commonly accepted formats include PDF, JPEG, and Word documents.

The technical specifications dictate an engine capacity between 3.29 to 6.0 liters, BS-VI compliance, and a lifting capacity of at least 3000 kg. Additional specifications relate to safety standards and performance metrics.

The vehicle must comply with standards established by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and Motor Vehicle Rules (CMVR). Adherence to these standards ensures environmental compliance and safety.

Bidders must meet all compliance requirements as detailed in the tender document, including meeting technical specifications and quality standards highlighted in the bid.

The vehicle's performance will be evaluated based on its adherence to technical specifications, operational functionality, and its ability to meet safety and environmental standards as set out by the authority.

The EMD amount required for this tender is ₹50,000. Exemptions may apply under specific conditions for MSEs upon submission of valid supporting documentation.

Performance security is not required for this tender submission, simplifying the financial undertaking for bidders.

Payment terms will typically be defined once the contract is awarded and will depend on various factors including delivery milestones and compliance confirmation.

The evaluation will be based on the total value-wise evaluation method, considering both financial and technical criteria for selection to ensure the best value for the government.

Once the evaluation process is completed, the bidders will be informed of the results through official GeM communication channels available to registered participants.

In this specific tender, there are no benefits extended towards MSEs regarding experience or turnover exemptions.

This tender does not have any specific provisions for startups as part of the eligibility requirements, meaning all bidders must meet standard criteria.

Although specific reference to preference for local suppliers is absent, compliance with 'Make in India' is expected in delivery and operation. Bidders are encouraged to highlight local content wherever applicable.