Repair and Overhauling Service for Smoke Leakage Observed from Port Main Engine Exhaust

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a valid business license. Bidders must demonstrate experience in similar services, showcasing their capability to manage repair and overhauling projects effectively. A strong financial standing, verifiable through credible financial documentation, is also necessary. The tender seeks qualified vendors who can provide detailed plans for addressing smoke leakage issues, ensuring compliance with safety standards throughout the repair process.

Bidders are required to meet technical specifications that include detailed methodologies for diagnosing and rectifying smoke leakage from the port main engine exhaust. Experience in marine engine repairs and adherence to industry standards will be critical. The technical proposal should also outline the qualifications of technicians, emphasizing their expertise and previous project experience in handling similar repair tasks or projects.

Participants in this tender may be required to submit an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) as a sign of good faith. The EMD ensures the commitment of bidders and is typically scheduled to be refunded upon completion of the bidding process. Specific details regarding the amount and payment process will be outlined in the tender documents, and bidders should ensure compliance to be eligible for further evaluation.

All bid submissions for the tender must be done electronically through the designated submission portal. Bidders are required to submit all necessary documents, including financial proposals and technical reports, in compliant formats as specified in the tender guidelines. Clarity and completeness of submissions are crucial to prevent disqualification during the assessment phase.

This tender allows special provisions for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) as part of the government’s initiative to promote small-scale industries. MSEs may receive advantages such as price preference, simplification of the bidding process, and support in technical requirements. These initiatives aim to level the playing field and encourage participation from smaller entities, promoting local industry development and manufacturing.