Telecommunications Consultants India Ltd. (TCIL) is inviting expressions of interest (EOI) from all eligible bidders to establish a pre-tender tie-up with TCIL for Consultancy Services for Design and Supervision of Solar Systems at OETC Offices in the Sultanate of Oman” on behalf of a reputable client in Oman.
The deadline for bid submission is March 22, 2024, with the bid opening schedules for the same day.
The proposals must maintain validity for a minimum of 90 days from the final date of bid submission.
A Bid Bond or Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) equivalent to 1% of the bid value must furnished along with the bid. The EMD amount can be submitted either in the form of a Demand Draft (DD) made out to “Telecommunications Consultants India Limited” and payable in New Delhi, submitted along with the bid, or as a Bank Guarantee (BG).
The bidder/consultant is required to provide comprehensive details regarding their previous experience in similar projects, emphasizing the relevance of these works. This should include brief descriptions of the projects, along with contact information (name, organization, address, telephone, fax, etc.) for references regarding their performance.
Additionally, the consultant must submit details, along with customer satisfaction/project completion certificates, demonstrating their previous experience in similar projects within other GCC countries.
The bidder is required to provide a Manufacturers Authorization Certificate (MAF) from the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) for the items specified in this Expression of Interest (EOI). If the MAF is not available at the time of the EOI response, the bidder must submit an undertaking confirming that it will be provided before the opening of the financial bid.
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