Procurement of Current Transformers

The eligibility requirements involve being a registered entity with relevant experience in supplying similar electrical equipment. Bidders must demonstrate their technical and operational capacity to meet the standards set forth in the tender documentation. A track record of quality assurance and adherence to regulatory norms is critical for successful qualification. Only those who meet these prerequisites will be considered for evaluation.

Bidders are required to possess necessary certificates demonstrating compliance with quality standards, safety regulations, and product certifications relevant to Current Transformers. Documents should affirm the bidder’s capability to supply equipment that adheres to the specifications provided, along with any industry-standard certifications that may apply.

The registration process typically involves submitting an application on the designated procurement platform. Bidders must ensure that they provide all requested documentation, including proof of registration as a supplier, copies of necessary certifications, and compliance with eligibility criteria. Instructions for registration will be found in the tender documentation.

Payment terms will be defined post-acceptance of the bid, generally requiring an upfront payment provision followed by subsequent payments upon delivery and execution of services. Bidders must also provide a performance security guarantee that assures the Ministry of completion of obligations as per contractual terms. This is a critical aspect for ensuring compliance.

The tender provides distinct benefits for MSEs, including preferential evaluation criteria and support mechanisms during the bidding process. This aligns with national policies aimed at promoting local enterprises and increasing participation in government procurement initiatives. Provisions may be in place to facilitate easier access to funding, technical support, and greater chances of securing contracts.