The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing a minimum average annual turnover of 78 Lakh over the last three years, and demonstrating at least 3 years of experience in similar projects within the GNSS domain. Past performance must be rated at 50% or above to qualify for the tender.

Bidders must submit several documents including OEM authorization certificates, evidence of past performance, and financial statements reflecting turnover. Additionally, compliance documents with BoQ specifications must be provided, along with any supporting documents for the exemption from experience or turnover criteria.

To participate in this tender, interested bidders must register on the official bidding platform and ensure their documents meet the specified requirements. It is important to prepare all required certifications before the submission deadline to facilitate a smooth application process.

Bidders are required to submit their documents in the formats specified in the tender instructions. Standard formats include PDF for documentation and Excel or CSV for financial bids where applicable, per the IT specifications detailed in the Complete Tender Document.

The technical specifications for the GNSS receivers include compatibility with existing technologies, reliability under various operational conditions, and comprehensive user compliance with operational documentation. Bidders must provide evidence that their products meet these specifications.

Yes, bidders must comply with industry-recognized quality standards relevant to GNSS technology and align their products with the required performance metrics outlined in the tender documentation.

Bidders must comply with local procurement policies, including those that govern MSE and startup participation. Documentation proving this compliance must be included with their bid submission.

The EMD amount required for participating in the tender is 780000. This amount must be submitted along with the bid as a security measure to ensure commitment to the proposal.

The performance security requirements will be outlined in the contract following the tender award. Bidders should be prepared to provide additional financial guarantees to ensure compliance during the performance phase of the contract.

The payment terms will be detailed in the tender agreement. Typically, payments may be milestone-based or upon completion of delivery and installation of the GNSS receivers, subject to satisfactory performance evaluations.

Pricing evaluation will follow a total value-wise evaluation method. Only those bids that have been deemed technically qualified and fall within the 50% lowest priced submissions will be considered for the procurement process.

Bids must be submitted electronically via the designated bidding platform. Physical submissions are typically not permitted, and all required documentation must be uploaded according to the site’s protocols.

Adhering to the specified timelines and deadlines is crucial as late submissions may lead to disqualification. Bid openings and evaluations are conducted in strict accordance with published timelines.

After the evaluation process, results will be communicated via notifications through the official bidding portal. It is the responsibility of bidders to monitor these communications for updates regarding their bid status.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) may receive beneficial provisions such as relaxation in criteria and exclusive participation opportunities to encourage engagement in government tenders.

Startups may benefit from specialized measures aimed at encouraging innovation and participation. This includes exemption from certain eligibility requirements, contingent upon proof of operational viability.

Bidders are encouraged to submit items manufactured locally, adhering to the ‘Make in India’ policies to support domestic production and procurement practices as stipulated in the government’s guidelines.

Bidders must provide evidence of adherence to local sourcing requirements and applicable procurement rules, ensuring a significant portion of the goods supplied originate from local manufacturers to promote economic development.