Procurement of 180Ah, 120Ah, 100Ah, and 80Ah 12Volt Batteries

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, along with compliance to technical specifications and financial credibility. Bidders must demonstrate their capacity to deliver the designated types and quantities of batteries, ensuring that they adhere to the quality and safety standards set by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas.

Yes, bidders must provide relevant certifications confirming compliance with quality standards and safety regulations. These could include ISO certifications and product test certificates, affirming the technical and quality criteria necessary for the offered batteries.

The registration process entails submitting various documents including but not limited to, a cover letter, technical specifications sheets, financial statements, and the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) documentation. Accepted formats for these documents will typically include PDF and Word files, ensuring clarity and legibility.

Payment terms generally follow the delivery and acceptance of the goods. The total payment will be processed upon successful delivery and verification of batteries against the predefined specifications. Detailed payment terms will be explicitly stated in the contract post-awarding of the tender.

MSEs may receive favorable consideration during the evaluation process, which could include relaxation of certain eligibility criteria and enhanced evaluation scores. These provisions encourage local businesses and align with the ‘Make in India’ initiative, supporting robust participation from emerging companies.