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Integrated Manual One Tendering Cum Reverse Auction
Integrated Manual One Tendering Cum Reverse Auction
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Procedural Guidelines
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Updated on: 18rd August 2018
Integrated Manual on e-Tendering cum Reverse Auction
Chapter – I
Introduction to e-Tendering
1.1 Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. has developed a secured and user friendly e-Tendering system
through National Informatics Centre (NIC). All electronic tenders in IndianOil are published on
this site https://iocletenders.nic.in. Bidders can Search, View, Download and submit bids online
in a secured and transparent manner.
1.2 All e-Tenders published on IOCL e-Tendering portal are automatically published on CPP portal.
Upon completion of Award of Contract (AOC) on IOCL e-Tendering portal, the same is also
automatically published on CPP portal.
1.3 IOCL e-Tendering portal (https://iocletenders.nic.in) is built on PKI technology which enables
entities to securely communicate on public network, and reliably verify the identity of an entity
via digital signatures.
1.4 Digital Signatures Certificates (DSC): Digital signature certificates are issued to individuals /
organizations by certifying authorities (CA). It is used by the signature holder to sign electronic
documents. It provides Authenticity, Integrity and Non-Repudiation to electronic documents.
DSCs are legally admissible in a Court of Law as provided under the provisions of IT Act. IT Act
2000 (Amended in 2008) says “Where any law provides that information or any other matter
shall be authenticated by affixing the signature or any document should be signed or bear the
signature of any person then, notwithstanding anything contained in such law, such requirement
shall be deemed to have been satisfied, if such information or matter is authenticated by means
of digital signature affixed in such manner as may be prescribed by the Central Government.”
1.5 For participating in any e-Tender, bidder must be registered with his valid Digital Signature
Certificate in e-Tendering portal. Interested bidders can register themselves using the link on the
home page of IOCL e-Tendering portal and enrol their digital signature certificate. Bidder must
have legally valid class II or above digital signature.
1.6 e-Tendering system sends various tender specific event based mail /SMS to the respective
bidders / department users. However, users are required to check their account frequently for
tender specific any new development/ event as well as for new announcements.
1.7 In e-Tendering Tender document download is allowed till bid submission ends.
1.8 Re-Submission / change of bid documents can be done till bid submission end date & time. Only
the last successful bid will be available in system.
1.9 In e-Tendering bidder(s) can “Withdraw” their bids till bid submission end date & time. Once
withdrawn, a bidder cannot participate for that tender further.
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1.11 e-Tendering is mandatory for all the tenders of estimated value of Rs. 2 Lacs and above with
effect from 01.04.2016 (Ref. Circular No. CO/ PAG/ 04 dated 10.06.2014) which may be revised
from time to time by Corporate Office.
1.12 Any change from the above for inviting manual tenders shall be with the approval as per following
table:
In case of manual Tender, the user will at first create the Tender in Central Public Procurement
(CPP) Portal (http://eprocure.gov.in/epublish/). Subsequently, note seeking approval for manual
tendering shall be initiated indicating therein unique Tender ID generated by e-Publishing
system. After approval, the tender shall be published in the CPP Portal. In case of post facto
approval for manual tendering, the details shall be published under “AOC for Rate Contract”
section of the CPP Portal.
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1.14 RA can also be considered for lower value tenders and / or tenders having more than ten (10)
number of line items with approval of Officer in Grade G or above.
1.15 Approval of Chief General Manager or above is required for waiver of RA in tenders meeting
Criterion as mentioned in clause 1.13
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3.2 Packet/Cover
Packets/Covers in a Tender provide the space where tender creator shall specify the documents
description and its file format to be uploaded by the bidders. Bidder can submit the specified
documents in the same format only as asked by the tender creator.
IOCL e-Tendering application accepts maximum of FOUR nos. of covers. Each cover can have
maximum of FIVE nos. of files. All the PQC documents shall be essentially asked in non-price cover
only and necessary provision for the same shall be done by tender creator accordingly. There can
be only one excel document in the cover where Price Bid shall be asked. Accordingly, in single bid
tender the price bid shall be asked in cover-1 and no other excel document can be asked in that
cover. In case of two bid system, only price bid (in excel format) shall be asked in financial (last)
cover.
IOCL e-Tendering application extends facilities to create department users with role based
authorizations. The roles are given below:
(a) Admin: Creates Tenders/ Corrigendums, (defining packets / OID(s), uploading documents
etc.);
(b) Opener: Opens Tender and selects / changes Techno-Commercial evaluator(s);
(c) Evaluator: Evaluates Tender. (Officer of Tender Inviting department having Evaluator role
has been referred to as “Concluder” henceforth);
(d) Publisher: Publishes Tender / Corrigendum.
Multiple roles may be assigned to a single user. Also, all users within same organizational chain
with same roles can exercise their roles on all tenders of that organization chain.
User menu will be available as per the roles provided to that particular user.
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OID is a facility to ask a predefined document from the participating bidders. While selecting
OID(s), the Tender Creator (Admin) needs to include the OID(s) in the Tender by clicking the check
box. Pre-Qualification document or sensitive document shall not be asked for submission through
OID.
Please refer “Section 7.5 – Document visibility” detailing accessibility of tender/ bidder’s
documents. In view of the same preferably OID functionality may not be used.
BOQ Comparative statement is a system generated excel (.xls) file comprising price bid details of
all the bidders whose price bids have been opened and admitted. In case of Percentage BOQ, it
captures overall price comparison of all the bidders whereas in Item Rate and Item wise BOQ, it
captures item wise price comparison of all the bidders.
In case of Tender cum Reverse Auction, this file will consist of only over all L1 value for itemrate
& percentage BOQ and only itemwise L1 value for itemwise BOQ. In addition to this, system shall
generate overall BOQ Comparative Chart after completion of RA. This chart shall consist of prices
quoted in price bid (BOQ) as well as in RA by qualified bidders of RA along with their name and
comparative ranking.
It is the minimum value (in Rs.) which shall be decremented by any competing bidder from
“Current Price” while entering his quote. The bidder can decrement only in multiples of this
value.
E.g. If Current Price at a moment is X and Decremental value = Y. Then Bidder shall be able to
enter My Auction Price = Z where Z= X – n*Y and n is an integer greater than zero (0).
These values (in minutes) will be specified by Tender creator while maintaining basic details.
E.g. Let Auction period is from 11:00 Hrs. to 13:00 Hrs., Elapse Time is 5 Minutes and Auto
Extension Time is 10 Minutes.
If any quote is received between 12:55:01 and 12:59:59, Auction End Time will be extended up
to 13:10 Hrs. otherwise the auction will end at preschedule time i.e. 13:00 Hrs.
Maximum Seal percentage restricts the bidder from quoting abnormally low price in one go by
mistake. This value is to be specified by tender creator while maintaining auction basic details.
If Maximum Seal Percentage defined in an auction=p, Decremental Value = Y and Current Price
at any time = X. Then bidder cannot quote a price less than [{(100-p) % of X}-Y]. If a bidder quotes
a price less than this, system will not accept it.
The Bidder can’t Quote below 7000 i.e. [{(100-25) % of 10000} - 500].
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vi.a Seek Clarification Response (if any) Online Publisher of that Tender
Preparation of minutes of
vii.a Offline As applicable to divisions
meeting& Approval
Creating corrigendum on e-
viii.b Online Admin
Tender portal
Publishing corrigendum on e-
viii.c Online Publisher
Tender portal
Note: In case Press Publication is opted for, it should be specified in the press
NIT that corrigendum shall be published only on the e-Tendering Portal.
Technical Query/Commercial
xi Online Evaluators / Concluder
Query
xvii Reverse Auction (if option already selected at the time of Tender creation)
Creating Auction
xvii.d.(2) corrigendum on e-Tender Online Admin
portal
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Publishing Auction
xvii.d.(3) corrigendum on e-Tender Online Publisher
portal
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a) The complete summary of tender including critical dates, EMD Fee Details etc., are
available under Tender Details on first page being visited by any bidder after clicking on
the respective tender title at home page of the portal. NIT as per the format provided
as “Annexure G – Notice Inviting Tender” shall be used. All caution needs to be exercised
to ensure that information which may change subsequent to publication of tender are
not duplicated in tender document to avoid any chance of error due to different
information available at different places that may lead to confusion and future
problems.
b) The documents related to the Tender e.g. Annexure, Price Bid (BOQ), Other Formats for
Declaration/ undertaking etc. and all other necessary documents shall be prepared and
uploaded under “Work Item Documents” section on the e-Tender portal.
c) “Seal & Signature of the Bidder” shall not be insisted on uploaded documents except on
“Declaration”, “Undertaking”, “Integrity Pact Agreement” and any other document
specified.
5.1.2.1 Bidders are informed that Reverse Auction will be conducted for finalizing this
Tender.
5.1.2.2 Qualifying Criteria for Reverse Auction:
a) If there are more than three (3) techno-commercially acceptable bids, bidder
having highest quote (H1 bidder) will be rejected. In case of more than one H1
bidders (H1 tie), latest bid received (bidder whose bid is received at the last) out
of all H1 bidders will be rejected.
b) In case of multi-lot auction, itemwise H1 bidder will be disqualified as per the
provision mentioned above.
c) An intimation by mail/SMS shall be provided to the eligible bidders for Reverse
Auction.
5.1.2.3 The lowest price shall be available on the Reverse Auction screen at any point of
time during the Auction process. This displayed price is the evaluated price based
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As the “PQ” document(s) required are unique to each Tender, the TIA shall clearly mention the
required documents to meet PQC in tender documents. Bidders to be advised to upload PQC
supporting documents in specified cover only. The PQC document(s) shall not be asked under
OID section.
b) Type of Price Bid (BoQ) used in the tender will decide the type of Reverse Auction as given
below:
This is to be noted that basic details of an e-Tender cannot be changed once tender is published.
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Bid Openers will be selected by the Tender creator while creating the Tender. The bid openers
cannot be changed after “Bid Submission Start Date & time”.
5.5. Tender publishing on e-Tender portal and Responding to Clarification (if any):
(a) This activity shall be carried out by the “publisher”. Any change to the Tender after publication
can be done through “Corrigendum” only.
(b) If Seek Clarification start and End Date & Time has been provided by tender creator while
creating e-Tender in the portal, clarification window will be open to the bidder for that period.
Using Clarification option, bidder can ask / seek clarification regarding Tender Terms &
condition through e-Tendering portal which will be available to the publisher of that tender.
Tender publisher of that tender will have option to respond that clarification within seek
clarification End date & time. Tender publisher shall have the option to respond the
clarification either to that bidder only or all the bidder who make that tender as favourite.
(a) Pre bid meeting shall be scheduled suitably to ensure that the minutes are uploaded before
the bid submission starts.
5.7. Corrigendum:
After the tenders are published, the system also takes care of the publishing of various types of
Corrigendum with some restrictions at each stage.
Subsequent changes in the Tender terms & conditions, if any, can be published as a corrigendum.
Approval for corrigendum including those for extension of submission date and time shall be
obtained offline from competent authority.
After Bid
After Bid
Submission End After Scheduled
Before Bid submission starts
Date & Time and Bid Opening
Submission Start AND Before Bid After AOC
Before Scheduled Date & Time
Date & Time Submission End
Bid Opening Date and Before AOC
Date & Time
& Time
Date Date Date Cancellation AOC
Fee Fee Cancellation Retender
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5.7.1.1 Dates:
This corrigendum type provides the facility to extend various critical dates of a
tender at various stages.
o All dates (except tender publication date) can be extended before bid
submission starts
o After Bid submission starts, only bid submission end date & time and bid
opening date & time can be extended
o After scheduled bid opening date & time, “Date” corrigendum will not be
available.
Note: After publishing, no event / date / time can be preponed.
5.7.1.2 Fee:
This corrigendum type provides the facility to change EMD amount of a tender.
o Before bid submission start date & time, EMD amount can be increased or
decreased.
o Once bid submission date & time starts, EMD amount can only be decreased.
5.7.1.3 BoQ:
This corrigendum type provides facility to change already published BoQ before
bid submission start date and time. Revised BoQ must have the same name as
system generated name for already uploaded BoQ.
5.7.1.4 OID:
This corrigendum type provides facility to change selection of OIDs to be asked
from bidder against a tender.
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5.7.1.8 Cancellation:
This corrigendum type provides facility to cancel a tender.
5.7.1.9 Retender:
This corrigendum provides facility to retender. With this corrigendum, the tender
gets cancelled and a template is generated which can be used to create a new
tender with new Tender ID and new work item details. Basic details, selected
bidders (in case of single/limited tenders), Packet Details and NIT cannot be
changed through this corrigendum. In case of any change in “Basic Detail” tab,
Packet Details or NIT, this corrigendum shall not be exercised.
5.7.1.11 Others
This corrigendum type provides facility to upload any addendum document (.pdf
and .rar format) related to tender.
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5.8.1 Before decryption of the bids, the designated openers shall ensure that the procedure
given in Materials / Work procedure manual is followed and due approvals are in place.
The bids shall be decrypted in the portal by any two of the designated openers irrespective
of grade, department and location. After decryption by both the openers, bids can be
downloaded from the website for further evaluation. Only the openers can download the
bid in .zip format.
5.8.3 After completion of opening process, the opener shall complete the following process:
a. Upload “Bid Opening Summary” (optional) as per Annexure – B.
b. Assign the names of Technical & Finance Evaluators in the portal.
5.8.4 Any subsequent change in evaluators can be done by any of the designated bid openers
only.
5.8.5 In case of single bid tenders, techno-commercial and price part will open together. Please
follow instructions as per clause 5.12.3 onwards for generating BoQ Comparative Chart and
subsequent activities.
Since, the bid opening details can be viewed by all the bidders online, no physical presence of the
bidders is necessary.
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5.9.1 The bidder can submit bid only after paying requisite EMD amount through NEFT/ Net
banking or after claiming 100% EMD exemption. Hence, no separate receipt of EMD
payment shall be required. Payment details against each e-Tender can be checked from
MIS Reports.
5.9.2 If a bidder claims exemption from paying EMD, he shall upload the document supporting
EMD exemption in e-Tendering Portal as per clause 6.1 and same shall be available in the
system.
5.9.3 In case of Bank Guarantee (BG), bidder will upload scanned copy of BG as exemption
document. Original BG shall be sent by the bidders / bank to Tender Issuing Authority as
mentioned in the tender. Original BG should reach to Tender Issuing Authority as per
following schedule:
a. Single Bid Tenders: Before due date and time of opening of bids.
b. Two Bid Tenders: Within 7 working days from the date of opening of technical bids.
5.9.4 Once bidder freezes the EMD details, he cannot change the exemption details/EMD
amount afterwards. Bidder shall have to make EMD payment including nil payment as per
frozen EMD details.
Note:
a) For the purpose of receipt of BG, the time recorded in the Receipt /DAK section against receipt
shall also be considered as receipt time.
b) Only those Physical BG instruments found matching with the copy submitted in the e- portal
shall be considered as valid.
c) However, bids of bidders who have deposited permanent EMD (if applicable) and have
mentioned the same on the portal shall be considered as valid bids.
5.10.1 Technical evaluator / commercial evaluator shall evaluate the bids. After evaluation,
technical / commercial queries if any to individual bidders shall be parked in system
specifying a reasonable time frame for receipt of replies for further evaluation of the bids.
The queries parked will be available to the concluder for editing/modifying if required.
Based on query(s) by both the evaluators, concluder will post the query(s) to the bidders
by using “Raise” option available under Techno-Commercial Evaluation.
5.10.2 In case concluder and evaluator is the same person, following process to be followed:
Concluder will first complete his role as evaluator by accepting all offers with a remark
“Subject to Final Evaluation as concluder” and freeze the evaluation;
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5.10.3 In any case, un-responded queries shall not be revoked. (Query once revoked cannot be
traced in the system.)
5.11.2 “Technical Evaluator” and “Financial Evaluator” shall record reasons for disqualification
of bidder(s), if any, (mandatory in e-Tendering portal) based on offline approval received.
5.11.3 In case of two bid system, Price Bid opening approval shall be obtained from competent
authority in line with Materials / Work procedure manual as per prevailing practice.
Subsequently, the “Tender Concluder” shall conclude the techno-commercial evaluation
including uploading Techno-Commercial Evaluation Summary as per Annexure – C and
scheduling of price bid opening date and time in case of two bid system.
5.11.4 As per the current system requirements, a minimum time period of 24 hours is required
between completion of Techno-Commercial Evaluation by concluder & scheduled Price
Bid opening date & time.
5.12. Opening of Price Bids (BOQ) & Generation of BOQ Comparative Statement:
5.12.1 The price bids shall be decrypted by any two of the designated openers irrespective of
grade / department / location.
5.12.2 After decryption by both the openers, the bids can be opened by any of the four
designated bid openers.
5.12.3 After opening of all bids, system shall generate the BOQ Chart.
5.12.4 In case of Tender cum Reverse Auction, this chart will consist of only overall L1 value or
itemwise L1 value depending upon the type of BOQ. However in other cases, this chart
will consist of quote and name of all the bidders along with their comparative rank.
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5.12.6 Since, the Price Bid (BOQ) Comparative Chart along with price bids of all the bidders is
available in system, no physical presence of the bidders is necessary.
5.12.7 The system generated Price Bid (BOQ) Comparative Chart will continue to be available in
the system for view and download by anyone.
5.13.1 Prior to maintaining Auction properties, Tender creator needs to take approval of
following information which shall be required to be entered while maintaining Auction
properties. Approval shall be taken from competent Authority not below the rank of Dy.
General Manager.
5.13.2 Accordingly, Tender creator shall maintain the Auction properties as per the approval
obtained and Tender publisher shall publish the auction.
Note: Auction start date & time shall be scheduled at least 48 Hours (to be covered in 2
Working Days) after publishing of Auction.
5.13.3 Upon publication of the Auction, system generated SMS/ email intimation will be sent to
all the qualified bidders to inform them regarding RA.
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b) In case of multi-lot auction, itemwise H1 bidder will be disqualified as per the provision
mentioned above.
Corrigendum available at different stages of Single Lot as well as Multi lot auction are as below:
Before Auction Start Date & After Auction starts AND Before After Auction ends
Time Auction ends AND before freezing
a) Auction Details:
This corrigendum type provides facility to change Auction Start price, Reserve Price
and Decremental Value.
b) Postpone Auction:
This corrigendum type provides facility to postpone Auction Start Date & Time and Auction
End date & Time.
c) Cancellation of Auction:
This corrigendum type provides the facility to cancel the auction.
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Resume Auction corrigendum works in combination with Suspend Auction. Once an auction
suspended, auction cannot be completed / frozen without resuming it. Using resume
corrigendum, auction will be again started and it will continue till Auction Extended Closing
Date & Time as defined during creating Resume corrigendum.
A suspended auction can be frozen only after resuming and completing it.
e) Extend Auction
This corrigendum type provides facility to extend Auction End date & Time.
Various types of corrigendums available at different stages of multi lot auction are as given below:
a) Cancellation of Auction:
This corrigendum type provides facility to cancel the auction.
b) MultiLot Corrigendum:
This corrigendum type provides facility to change multi lot auction template excel
sheet.
c) Postpone Auction:
This corrigendum type provides facility to postpone Auction Start Date & Time and
Auction End date & Time for individual lot.
d) Extend Auction:
This corrigendum type provides facility to extend Auction End date & Time for
individual lot.
e) Suspend Lot / Resume Lot:
This corrigendum type provides facility to temporarily suspend the auction for
individual lot.
A suspended lot must be resumed using Resume Lot corrigendum. Auction of
suspended lot cannot be completed/frozen without resuming it.
f) ReOpen:
This corrigendum type provides facility to restart auction for a lot if no quote has been
received against that lot during its original auction window.
During live auction window, bidders as well as department users will be able to see only current
L1 price, its time and auction end time/ extended auction end time.
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Quote of the unqualified bidders (due to H1 price) shall not be available in the comparative chart.
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Sl.
Instrument / Category Process
No.
Bidder shall choose “Net Banking” option and submit which will
redirect bidder to payment gateway where he shall choose his bank
1 Net Banking and proceed to pay the EMD payment. After successful payment,
system will bring him back to e-Tendering portal for further
submission of offer.
Bidders shall choose “NEFT/RTGS” option and submit. On next page
he shall get the option to download NEFT/ RTGS challan (ICICI NEFT/
2 NEFT/ RTGS RTGS form) having unique bank account number for that particular
EMD. Bidder shall pay NEFT/ RTGS as per details in generated challan
either using online banking or by visiting his bank branch.
Bidder shall select YES against EMD exemption and shall select
exemption type as “Percentage”. Bidder shall enter 100 in
Percentage/Amount field.
3 BG – Bank Guarantee
Subsequently bidder shall upload the scanned copy of “Bank
Guarantee (BG)” in the space provided for uploading EMD
exemption document.
Bidder shall select YES against EMD exemption and shall select
exemption type as “Percentage”. Bidder shall enter 100 in
Exempted Category Percentage/Amount field.
4
(General) Subsequently bidder shall upload the scanned copy of supporting
EMD exemption document in the space provided for uploading EMD
exemption document.
Bidder shall select YES against EMD exemption and shall select
exemption type as “Fixed. Bidder shall calculate the exemption
amount (i.e. Total EMD amount – EMD amount payable by the
Partial Exempted bidder) and enter the same in Percentage/Amount field.
5 Category (e.g. Subsequently bidder shall upload the scanned copy of the document
Transportation Tender) specifying the reason for claiming. (E.g. In case of transportation
tender, bidder shall mention the nos. of vehicle(s) the bidder is going
to offer and EMD payable by him for that Tender within the
document itself.)
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Sl. Instrument /
Process
No. Category
Bidder will choose “Net Banking” option and submit which shall redirect
bidder to payment gateway where he shall choose his bank and proceed
1 Net Banking
to pay the EMD payment. After successful payment, system will bring
him back to e-Tendering portal for further submission of offer.
Bidder shall select YES against EMD exemption and shall select
exemption type as “Percentage”. Bidder shall enter 100 in
Percentage/Amount field.
BG – Bank
Subsequently bidder shall upload the scanned copy of “Bank Guarantee/
Guarantee/
3 Demand Draft/ Swift Transfer” in the space provided for uploading EMD
Demand Draft /
exemption document.
Swift Transfer
For Swift Transfer, the details of relevant IOCL bank account for
accepting foreign exchange must be mentioned in the tender
documents.
Net-Banking or NEFT/RTGS for EMD payment works only for INR currency. For EMD payment
in any other currency, the necessary instructions for the EMD payment are to be included in
tender documents by tender inviting authority.
“Special Instructions to the Bidder (SITB)”and “FAQs - Online EMD Facility in IOCL e-Tendering”
documents uploaded in e-Tendering portal are having detailed process and precautions to be
taken for EMD submission by the bidders. These documents will be updated time to time by
COIS.
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Forfeiture of the online EMD of any bidder can only be done till midnight (2400 Hrs.) on the day
of bidder rejection in the system. System will automatically initiate the EMD refund for rejected
bidder in case forfeiture is not processed till midnight (2400 Hrs.).
Note
In case if any rejected bid is required to be re-considered, the Tendering department shall obtain
the EMD amount separately through offline mode.
All departmental users are advised to make their tender documents suitably incorporating
necessary details as applicable.
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Following are the salient points of e-Tendering process which must be taken care of while creating a
tender or doing any activity in e-Tendering portal:
7.2. In case of single tender and limited tender, special care to be taken while selecting the
bidder(s).The Login ID must be confirmed from the bidder before adding it into the tender to
ensure that the system authorizes the right bidder ID to participate in the tender.
7.3. The alerts / reminders in the form of SMS / e-Mail are given to bidders by the system at various
stages of tender as mentioned below:
Please note, communication alerts in the form of e-Mail/SMS will be sent to the bidder if and
only if bidder’s e-Mail/Mobile No. registered in the portal is correct and updated.
In addition to the above communication, the information is updated in portal under ‘Pending’
section of Dashboard like:
Limited Tender(s) to be made as favourite;
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Tender creators are advised to inform the bidders in tender document that all bidders must login
and visit their DASHBOARD section on regular basis to get the timely updates related to the
pending activities as mentioned above even if they have missed/ not received any
communication sent in the form of e-Mail / SMS by system.
7.4. In case of Limited Tenders and Single Tenders, system generated consolidated list of the bidders
to whom tender inquiry has been issued shall be considered as Proof of Despatch (PoD). Same
shall be printed and placed in the file.
Other Important OID Documents submitted by any bidder against any tender
Documents (OID) are visible to all other participating bidders for that tender.
7.6. Bids shall be accepted only though e-Tendering portal. No manual bid shall be permitted along
with electronic bids. In case of receipt of manual bids apart from specifically requested offline
documents in the tender, same shall be returned to the bidder. Additional documents received
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7.7. The system time (IST) displayed on e-Tendering web page shall be the reference time and no
other time shall be taken into cognizance.
7.8. Authority of the person uploading the bids with his DSC shall be required to be submitted in the
bids. Document required showing the authority of the person uploading & submitting the bid
with his Digital Signature Certificate shall be as given in the following table:
In case of Proprietary Concern If the bid is submitted by the proprietor, no POA
required. However, he will upload undertaking certifying
that he is sole proprietor.
If the bid is submitted by person other than proprietor,
POA authorising the person to submit bid on behalf of
the concern
In case of Company Certified copy of Board Resolution authorising the
person submitting the bid on behalf of the company
OR
POA and the supporting Board Resolution authorising
the person submitting the bid on behalf of the company
In case of Partnership Firm/ POA along with Deed of Partnership / LLP Agreement.
LLP
In case of Co-Operative Society Copy of resolution passed as per Society Rules
7.9. Once the officer is transferred, the officer or the respective nodal officer shall request e-
Tendering Helpdesk for account transfer to the new organization.
7.11. The bid has to be submitted online by the bidder. Tender documents can be downloaded by
anyone even with guest login ID. In that case, details of person downloading tender document is
not available in the system. Accordingly, proof of tender document download by bidder(s) is not
required.
7.12. System Malfunction Procedure: In case of any system malfunction, the tender extension will be
governed by the “System Malfunction Procedure” document available in downloads section at e-
Tendering Portal home Page.
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8.1. Communication:
All process related details / changes due to system improvement shall be available under “SAP
MM e-Tendering” folder.
Necessary updation in this manual due to process changes in e-Tendering portal shall be
incorporated by COIS with approval of ED(IS)
Necessary changes due to issue of circulars at Corporate level shall be incorporated by COIS
after approval by “Apex Committee for e-Tendering”.
All issues at local level shall be addressed to divisional coordinators nominated by Apex
Committee from time to time who will also be part of inter divisional committee.
Divisional coordinators will interact once in six months or as and when required to review and
suggest changes required if any. The manual shall be reviewed and updated from time-to-
time.
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NAME OF WORK:
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____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
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1. Tender Document(s)
2. Additional Document(s) (if any)
3. BOQ Document (Price Bid Format)
4. Corrigendum (if any)
5. Pre Bid Meeting Minutes (if any)
Name of Tenderer(s)
Place :
NOTE: This declaration should be signed by the Tenderer's authorized representative on COMPANY
LETTERHEAD who is signing the Bid and scanned copy to be uploaded.
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Technical bids received against the subject e-Tender have been decrypted and are under evaluation.
Bidder(s) are advised to visit the IOCL e-Tendering portal https://iocletenders.nic.in regularly for further
updates.
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Techno-Commercial evaluation of offers received against the subject e-Tender has been completed. Price bid(s)
of only Techno-Commercially acceptable bidders shall be opened.
Bidder(s) are advised to visit the IOCL e-Tendering portal https://iocletenders.nic.in regularly for further
updates.
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Price bids of Techno-Commercially acceptable offers received against the subject e-Tender have been decrypted.
Bidder(s) are advised to visit the IOCL e-Tendering portal https://iocletenders.nic.in regularly for further
updates.
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Financial evaluation of offers received against the subject e-Tender has been completed. “Award (AOC)” on
successful bidder(s) shall be updated.
Bidder(s) are advised to visit the IOCL e-Tendering portal https://iocletenders.nic.in regularly for further
updates.
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1 Tender No.
5 Award Value(s)
6 Awarded Bidder(s)
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1. Tender ID
5. Location(s) of Work
6. Estimated Value(Optional)
Note: Other points as applicable to Division like Tender Reserved for MSE / Grievance Authority etc. shall be
mentioned in Point No. 13.
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