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The tenderer with past performance of satisfactory execution of contracts to SC Railway, or Other Zonal Railways/PUs of central government or State government for supply of the same/similar items for a quantity of 20 percent or more of tendered quantity against a single contract during last Three years prior to, and excluding tender opening date may be considered as responsive to SC Railways requirements for placement of bulk and regular order.

Tenderers are requested to submit the past performance report such as Copies of R Notes/CRAC/Proof of acceptance of material by consignee etc. along with their offer, However, in cases where the tenderers are having satisfactory past supply performances of tendered items for Non- stock items with SCR, the supply performance data available in iMMIS with SCR shall be taken into consideration while evaluating the offers of the tenderers. If no data is available, their offers will be rejected without making any back reference.

Compliance for technical specification sheet shall be furnished along with offer.

Compliance for General specification sheet shall be furnished along with offer.

Have you submitted Past Performance i.e PO Along with completion report i.e RNote or CRAC or RITES or RDSO Inspection certificate or any Third Party Inspection Certificate are not below Gazetted officer?

Have you submitted Technical specification compliance sheet?

Have you submitted General specification compliance sheet?

Warranty/Guarantee will be as per specification, If not mentioned in specification, then warranty/Guarantee shall be as per IRS Conditions of Contract.

Benefits available under Purchase Preference for MSE firms as per Public Procurement Policy will not be extended to agent/dealer.

Goods and Service Tax will be applicable as per Para 22.1 to 22.8 of INSTRUCTIONS TO TENDERERS FOR ETENDERS attached with NIT and/or available as Public Document on IREPS website Goods and Services/South Central Railway.

PACKING TO BE DONE AS PER GOVERNING SPECIFICATION

UDYAM Registration Certificate must be attached with an offer if you want to claim Exemption for EMD and other benefits of being a Micro/Small Enterprise.

Firm to note that by giving their financial bid, they agree to supply the tendered stores at the rates quoted by them in accordance with special and other conditions specified / attached with the tender.

If you are not a MSE or a consortia of MSEs formed by NSIC, please indicate percentage of sub contracts in execution of this tender that will be from Micro and Small Enterprise (in percent of order value) with further of MSE owned by SC/ST (Information will be provided in % terms with 6 fields; Micro owned by SC, Micro owned by ST, Micro owned by others, Small industry owned by SC, Small industry owned by ST, Small industry owned by others, women owned MSEs)

Firm willing to avail benefits of Micro and Small Enterprises, must submit documentary evidence of being Micro or Small Enterprises for tendered item in the certificate issued by nodal agencies as per Public Procurement Policy (i.e., UDYAM REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE), failing which firms offers will be treated as Non-MSE firm. For detailed instructions refer Para 15 of General Tender Conditions attached with NIT and/or available as Public Document on IREPS website Goods and Services/SCR. Failing which such benefit will not be extended to them.

A) As per Section 171 of GST Act 2017, as a remedy against Anti- Profiteering, INPUT TAX credit benefit if any accrued will be passed on to the Purchaser as reduction in Basic Price, or else the certificate will accompany the bill: It is certified that no INPUT TAX credit benefit has accrued on materials invoiced/billed for, that can be passed on to Purchaser. B) Firm shall submit the Invoice/Bill clearly indicating the appropriate HSN and applicable GST rate thereon duly supported with documentary evidence. C) Firm shall also give a declaration that any additional Input Tax Credit benefit, if become available to supplier, the same shall be passed on to the purchaser without any undue delay.

Participation in the tender implies that the Tenderer has agreed to the following: a) The bidder agrees to supply the tendered stores at the rates quoted by him in accordance with the IRSConditions of Contract and [or] Special Conditions and [or] other Conditions specified/attached with the tender. b) The bidder confirms that Rates and other financial terms quoted in relevant columns of financial bid will only be ruling terms for acceptance and such terms quoted anywhere else will be ignored. Any contract placed after ignoring such financial/commercial terms at the place other than the specified in tender enquiry will be binding on bidder c) Restrictions under Rule 144(xi) of GFRs- 2017: i) I have read the clause regarding Restrictions under Rule 144(xi) of GFRs- 2017 on procurement from a bidder of a country which shares a land border with India and as detailed in Tender Documents. ii) I certify that this bidder is not from such a country or, if from such a country, has been registered with the Competent Authority. iii) I hereby certify that this bidder fulfils all requirements in this regard and is eligible to be considered. [Wherever applicable, evidence of valid registration by the competent authority shall be attached]. Note: If the tenderer are not agreeable to above declarations, they have to categorically mention about the disagreement in Techno Commercial Deviation. d) All the bidders / tenderers are GST compliant and their quoted tax structure / rates are as per GST Law amended latest. e) (i)All vendors should have GST Registration Number, (i) GST Act and Rules as applicable from time to time is applicable, (iii) No bills will be accepted without GST registration.

Please enter the percentage of local content in the material being offered. Please enter 0 for fully imported items, and 100 for fully indigenous items. The definition and calculation of local content shall be in accordance with the Make in India policy as incorporated in the tender conditions.