Invitation to Bid - Optical Fibre Cable Outdoor unarmoured single mode 12 core,HDPE Pipe,Manhole or Chamber,Wall mount

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with necessary documentation to verify its legal status. Bidders must also demonstrate experience with similar projects. Additionally, a satisfactory financial track record must be provided, including minimum turnover thresholds.

Necessary documents include experience certificates, OEM authorization, and compliance with the specifications listed in the Bill of Quantities (BoQ). Bidders may also need to furnish additional supporting documents as outlined in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC).

Interested bidders can register through the designated government portal by providing the required identification and company details. It’s important to follow the guidelines stated in the submission document for successful registration.

Documents must be submitted in standard electronic formats as specified in the tender. Common accepted formats include PDF and DOCX. Ensure that all files are clearly labeled and appropriately compiled for review.

All submitted bids must adhere to the technical specifications detailed in the BoQ, which outlines material quality, installation protocols, and compliance with prescribed technical standards.

Yes, all materials and processes must comply with industry standards relevant to Optical Fibre Cable installations. This includes adherence to safety, durability, and performance expectations outlined in the specification documents.

Bidders must ensure they meet local, state, and national regulatory compliance standards related to telecommunications and infrastructure works. Relevant legislative documents may need to be submitted along with the tender.

An EMD of ₹7718 is required as a bid security to participate in the tender. This amount must be paid electronically through the specified channels as instructed in the tender documentation.

Upon award of the tender, the selected bidder may be required to provide a performance security guarantee, the details of which will be communicated officially. This typically involves a monetary deposit reflecting a percentage of the contract value.

The payment structure will be detailed in the contract but typically involves milestone payments based on progress and completion of specified phases of work, contingent on satisfactory delivery and adherence to quality standards.

Price evaluation will be conducted based on the total value of bids submitted. An emphasis will be placed on determining the overall best value, factoring in both cost and technical compliance.

Tender submissions must be made electronically through the designated government portal. Ensure that all documents are completed and submitted before the stipulated deadline as outlined in the official documentation.

Timelines for submission and evaluation will be detailed further in the tender documentation. It is essential to keep track of all critical dates to ensure timely participation.

The evaluation process is a comprehensive approach examining technical compliance, financial viability, and past experience. This method ensures that the selected bidder can fulfill the project requirements effectively.

Results of the evaluation will typically be communicated via the official portal used for submission. Bidders should regularly check for updates regarding evaluation outcomes following the submission deadline.

MSEs are offered special provisions designed to encourage their participation, including exemptions from certain eligibility criteria and a preference in evaluation processes intended to boost their competitiveness.

Startups may be eligible for various benefits similar to MSEs, including relaxed criteria and simplified documentation processes, underscoring the government’s commitment to fostering innovation in procurement processes.

This tender aligns with the 'Make in India' initiative by promoting domestic manufacturing and procurement practices, prioritizing local firms and local sourcing guidelines wherever feasible to stimulate economic growth.

Yes, bidders should be aware of local content and procurement regulations applicable to this tender, ensuring adherence to policies aimed at promoting local industries and services in government contracts.