Power Generators - DG Set (Up to 900 KVA)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having experience in the supply of power generators or similar equipment, and possessing financial stability to support the project’s execution. Bidders must provide necessary documentation to substantiate these claims, including legal registration papers, previous project portfolios, and recent financial statements.

Bidders must submit recognized quality and compliance certificates that validate the specifications of their offered DG sets. This includes adherence to local emission standards and safety regulations. Certificates should also validate the bidder’s registration and standing in relevant industry trade bodies, ensuring credibility in the supply chain.

The registration process involves completing the required documentation as outlined in the tender document. Interested bidders should prepare their company profiles, technical specifications, and financial documents to submit as part of their registration. It is essential to adhere to the formats indicated in the tender for smooth processing.

Bidders may be required to furnish a performance security deposit that ensures commitment to the terms of the contract. The specifics of the performance security amount and conditions can be found in the tender document, highlighting the importance of fulfilling contractual obligations satisfactorily.

The evaluation process is designed to be rigorous and transparent. Proposals will be examined based on technical compliance, financial offers, and overall project reliability. Points will be awarded for after-sales service plans and adherence to local content requirements, especially from MSEs and startups, reinforcing the government’s emphasis on domestic manufacturing and procurement policies.