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Administration Manual - B.E.S.T. Undertaking.

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2.7.2 Variation in price due to change in statutory levies, Octroi etc. are considered only<br />

if the tenderer specifically mentions ‘Taxes and Statutory levies as applicable' in their quotation<br />

and mentions specific rates of these taxes applicable at the time of quotation and produces<br />

necessary documentary evidence of such variation, at the time of claiming the payments.<br />

2.8 All tenders shall be submitted on the Tender Form and shall be clearly and legibly filled in<br />

ink or typewritten.<br />

2.9 Tenderer shall affix his signature with date on (a) the Tender Form / Schedule of Rates, (b)<br />

the Conditions of Tender and Supply (c) Special Instructions to Tenderers & any other attached<br />

Annexure/s. Unsigned tenders will not be considered.<br />

2.10 All corrections in the tender shall be authenticated by the tenderers, and if possible under<br />

the rubber stamp of the tenderer.<br />

2.11 Where the stores are supplied in standard packing, the details of the standard packing shall<br />

be indicated in the tender.<br />

2.12 In case of sets, the number of stores items comprising of each set shall be specifically<br />

mentioned.<br />

2.13 If the offer is for stores to be imported specifically for the <strong>Undertaking</strong>, the tenderers<br />

shall quote the price for delivery at the <strong>Undertaking</strong>'s Depot in Indian Rupees indicating the Cost,<br />

Insurance, Freight (C.I.F.) Mumbai price in the relevant foreign currency and the rate of exchange<br />

applicable at the time of quoting. They should also indicate the item-wise landed cost price in<br />

Indian currency for delivery in Mumbai at <strong>Undertaking</strong>’s Depot, clearly indicating thereon:<br />

any Agency Commission, if payable separately, with the rate thereof.<br />

(The <strong>Undertaking</strong> would prefer to pay it in Indian Rupees).<br />

the rate of Import Duty etc. and incidence thereof.<br />

(c ) in case, if any import licence is required, the same shall be provided by the tenderer.<br />

3. SAMPLE:<br />

Sample if called, shall be submitted free of cost along with quotation on or before due date<br />

of opening of the tender. If the sample is not submitted on or before due date of opening of the<br />

tender, the <strong>Undertaking</strong> will not send any reminder letter for submission of sample and such<br />

offers will not be considered and ranked. Further, the tenderers should give only 1 technical offer,<br />

duly backed by one sample, (no. of pieces or quantum per sample will be as per the tender<br />

condition) for the said offer. The offers of tenderers, who give more than 1 technical offer under<br />

this tender, will be overlooked. Sample should be sealed and affixed with label showing (a)<br />

Tender No. (b) Due Date of Tender (c) Item No. (d) Brief Description of Sample and (e) Name<br />

and Address of the Firm. The sample costing Rs.100/- or less shall not be returned to the<br />

tenderers. Sample costing more than Rs.100/- shall be collected by the tenderers from the depot of<br />

the <strong>Undertaking</strong> after finalisation of the tender within 15 days from the date of <strong>Undertaking</strong>’s<br />

letter, failing which, the same will be credited to <strong>Undertaking</strong>’s Scrap Yard for disposal. The<br />

<strong>Undertaking</strong> shall not be responsible for the loss or damage thereof due to any reason,<br />

whatsoever, nor will it pay for sample destroyed in tests or disposed off for the reason stated<br />

above.

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