The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity in good standing, demonstrated experience in similar service provisions, and meeting specific financial stability criteria outlined in the tender documentation.

Bidders need to submit various certificates, including experience criteria, bidder turnover, and specific confirmations as requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC) document. These documents are essential for validating the bidder’s capabilities.

To register for the tender, interested parties must ensure they are a legally recognized entity and fulfill the necessary qualifications as detailed in the tender documents. Registration typically involves providing supporting documents per the requirements listed.

The accepted document formats for submission include commonly used formats such as PDF, DOC, and XLS. All documents should be uploaded as specified in the submission guidelines provided in the tender.

The technical specifications include requirements for a minimum capacity of 550 HP for the Workover Rig Packages, with adherence to safety and operational standards necessary for handling oil extraction processes.

Yes, bidders must ensure compliance with relevant quality standards applicable to workover rigs and oilfield operations as described in the documentation provided within the tender.

Bidders must comply with all stated compliance requirements, including local regulations and industry standards related to oilfield safety and operational efficiency. Non-compliance could lead to disqualification.

The testing criteria for evaluation will assess the quality, reliability, and performance specifications of the Workover Rig Packages, alongside the financial proposals submitted by the bidders.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is set at ₹29,868,000 and must be submitted along with the bid. This deposit ensures the seriousness of the bidder’s proposal and will be refunded after the tender process concludes.

Bidders winning the contract may be required to provide a performance security, the specifics of which will be outlined in the award notification. This security typically amounts to a percentage of the total contract value.

Payment terms stipulate the conditions under which payments will be made, generally including milestones linked to project completion and operational performance, as detailed in the payment terms document.

Price evaluation will be based on total value wise evaluation, considering the proposals submitted in light of technical compliance, operational efficiency, and overall cost-effectiveness of the bids.

Bids can be submitted electronically through the designated online platform, ensuring that all required documentation is attached and compliant with the submission guidelines.

While this document does not specify dates, bidders must refer to the linked documents for specific timelines regarding the bid submission and opening processes.

The final evaluation and selection process consists of a comprehensive analysis of all submitted bids against technical and financial benchmarks, with consideration given to compliance and operational readiness before awarding the contract.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) may receive benefits such as exemptions from certain eligibility criteria. However, they must submit necessary supporting documentation to prove their eligibility for such exemptions.

Yes, startups may be afforded special provisions under the tender documents, aiming to foster engagement and participation of emerging businesses in government contracts, provided they can meet specific eligibility standards.

Bidders are encouraged to align with the ‘Make in India’ initiative, promoting local manufacturing and services, thus potentially enhancing their bids’ competitiveness under the tender.

Yes, local content and procurement rules are applicable, encouraging the engagement of local suppliers and vendors, fostering local economic development within the regions of operation.