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Tender Title:
Procurement of Welding Parts
Reference Number: 1a25c9fa
Issuing Authority:
Department of Defence Production
Ministry of Defence
Scope of Work and Objectives:
The purpose of this tender is to establish a contract for the procurement of welding parts essential for military vehicle production. The tender includes a comprehensive list of specific parts required for various applications within the defense sector, ensuring compliance with stringent quality standards and specifications set forth by the Ministry of Defence. The scope encompasses the manufacturing, supply, and delivery of 38 distinct welding parts needed for defense equipment and machinery, including components like kits for welding plates, hulls, and brackets. The objective is to enhance operational readiness and maintain the integrity of defense systems.
Eligibility Criteria:
To qualify for participation in this tender, bidders must meet the following eligibility criteria:
- Be a registered legal entity with relevant industry experience.
- Have a valid GST registration and comply with all local statutory requirements.
- Demonstrable capability and experience in manufacturing welding parts.
- Must not be blacklisted or debarred from government contracting.
Technical Requirements:
Bidders are required to adhere to specific technical requirements outlined in the documentation. It includes compliance with all applicable standards for welding procedures and materials. The welding parts must fulfill all operational performance metrics, and bidders should provide technical data sheets for each proposed item. Prior successful contract execution in similar procurement is a crucial consideration.
Financial Requirements:
Participants must present their complete financial proposals, including comprehensive pricing for all items listed in the BOQ (Bill of Quantities). The offer must detail all inclusive costs and payment terms, aligning with the project's budgetary constraints. Financial stability, indicated through documentation such as balance sheets and profit-loss statements, will also be evaluated during the selection process.
Document Submission Details:
Bidders must submit their technical and financial proposals electronically through the GeM platform. Required documents include:
- Completed application form and bid submission.
- Company profiles and registration data.
- Technical specification documents for the welding parts.
- Financial statements, including past performance reports.
Special Provisions:
This tender provides special provisions for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs), which may include competitive pricing and priority in evaluation criteria. There are additional benefits for startups, encouraging innovative approaches in procurement.
Evaluation Process:
Bids will be evaluated based on the compliance with the requirements listed in the tender documentation, technical capability, and the financial offer presented. An evaluation committee appointed by the Department of Defence Production will conduct the assessment. Factors such as delivery timelines, quality standards, and after-sales service will significantly inform the selection process.
Delivery Locations:
The successful vendor will be required to deliver welding parts to specified locations as determined by the Department of Defence Production, including all necessary logistics arrangements for seamless supply chain management.
Contact Information:
For further information regarding this tender, bidders are encouraged to refer to the main document available here or the linked documents which provide additional specifications and requirements.
Important Notes:
Bidders are advised to review the full tender documentation carefully to ensure compliance with all stipulated requirements and prepare their proposals accordingly. Successful completion and delivery of this contract are vital for supporting the operational needs of defense production.
Tender BOQ Items
19 ItemsGeneral Information
Financial Information
Evaluation and Technical Information
Tender Documents
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Frequently Asked Questions
The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having valid GST registration, demonstrating industry experience in manufacturing welding parts, and compliance with local legal requirements. Bidders must not be debarred or blacklisted from government contracts.
Participants must present valid GST registration certificates, company registration documents, and technical certifications verifying compliance with welding standards and practices. Additionally, previous contract performance documents may be requested.
To register, bidders must create an account on the GeM portal, complete the registration form, and submit required documents. Ensure your business profile is complete and includes all relevant certifications.
All submissions must be provided in PDF format. Any supporting documents should also be in standardized formats as specified in the tender documentation.
The technical specifications include detailed descriptions of each component required, such as material types, dimensions, and welding procedures. Bidders must refer to the BOQ for specifics.
Yes, all submitted welding parts must comply with applicable industry quality standards as specified by the Department of Defence Production. Adherence to these standards is critical for bid acceptance.
Participants must comply with all local and national regulations regarding manufacturing and supply of welding parts, including adherence to safety and quality standards set by relevant authorities.
Welding parts will be subjected to rigorous testing criteria to ensure performance and quality. This includes visual inspections, load testing, and conformity to technical specifications outlined in the tender.
An EMD is typically required from bidders to ensure commitment to the tender. The exact amount will be specified in the tender documentation. This amount will be forfeited in case of non-compliance or withdrawal post-bid submission.
Winning bidders may be required to submit a performance security in the form of a bank guarantee or demand draft to ensure compliance with the contract terms throughout the delivery period.
Payment terms will be specified in the tender documentation. Typically, payments are made after successful delivery and acceptance of the welding parts, with potential milestone payments discussed.
The price evaluation process will consider all submitted financial bids, ensuring compliance with technical and quality standards. The most competitive offer that meets all requirements will be prioritized for selection.
Bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal, adhering to the guidelines provided in the tender documentation. Ensure all documents are properly formatted and uploaded before the deadline.
Key timelines include the bid submission deadline, opening dates, and validity periods for offered prices. Participants should closely monitor the GeM portal for any updates or changes.
Results will be communicated to all bidders through the GeM portal following the evaluation process. Bidders should regularly check the portal for updates regarding the tender outcomes.
MSEs may receive benefits such as preference in bidding, reduced requirements for performance security, and possible advantages during the evaluation, promoting inclusivity in procurement practices.
Yes, the tender includes special provisions for startups, encouraging innovative approaches and solutions in manufacturing welding parts, thereby supporting emerging enterprises.
This tender supports the ‘Make in India’ initiative by prioritizing local manufacturing of welding parts, promoting indigenous production, and maximizing local content in the supply chain.
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