Procurement Opportunity: Power Generator - DG Set (up to 900 KVA) in PITHORAGARH, UTTARAKHAND

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 11 Lakh over the past three years, and at least 2 years of relevant experience. However, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and Startups are exempt from these criteria if they meet the technical specifications.

Bidders must submit various documents such as:

• Experience criteria certification,
• OEM Authorization certificate,
• Compliance documents as specified in the Annexure, alongside any other supporting documents requested in the tender.

Yes, bidders must be registered entities and provide valid documentation confirming their registration. Additionally, the registration details must conform to GeM guidelines and other statutory requirements.

The tender requires documents in commonly accepted formats such as PDF and scanned copies of original documents. It is advised to follow guidelines provided in the tender for specific document submission formats.

The technical specifications include but are not limited to:

• Rated capacity of 15 kVA,
• Air or Liquid-cooled engine types,
• Compliance with IS standards for alternators and engines,
• A noise level not exceeding 75 dB at 1 meter during operation.

Yes, all products must comply with established quality standards and must be certified by relevant authorities to confirm adherence to the prescribed specifications.

Compliance requirements include adhering to the Indian Standards for DG Sets, submission of test reports from NABL-accredited or government laboratories, and an agreement to provide all relevant documentation upon request.

Bidders are required to submit an EMD of ₹56,700. Exemptions from the EMD may apply for MSEs provided they submit the appropriate supporting documents.

Payment terms generally include a partial advance, balance payment upon successful delivery and installation of the DG Sets. Detailed payment terms will be included in the final contract.

Price evaluations will consider the overall financial viability of the bids. The tender evaluation will focus on value for money, ensuring cost-effectiveness without compromising on quality and service.

Key timelines include deadlines for document submission, bid evaluation, and installation schedules, details of which will be explicitly outlined within the tender documentation.

The evaluation will consist of a detailed review based on the technical compliance, financial assessments, and a possible reverse auction phase involving qualified bidders to determine the final pricing.

Yes, both MSEs and Startups are afforded exemptions from certain requirements, notably pertaining to turnover and experience, encouraging their participation in the tender process.

Bidders must demonstrate compliance with 'Make in India' policies, including a mandatory percentage of local content in their offered products, thus promoting indigenous manufacturing.

Local content requirements demand a specified percentage of the goods to be sourced from within the country, ensuring alignment with governmental policies to support local economies and suppliers.