Bank Solvency. All Bidders shall submit Bank Solvency certificate from a nationalized / scheduled bank in India for a minimum amount as mentioned in Section - III: Bid Data Sheet. The Bank Solvency certificate submitted by the Bidder shall not be older than one (01) year from the Bid Submission Last Date. In case Bidder does not adhere to this criterion, his bids shall be considered non-responsive and shall not be considered for further evaluation process. The bank solvency certificate shall be from any Nationalized/Scheduled Bank in India in the name of the bidder.
Bank Solvency. All bidders shall submit bank solvency certificate from a nationalized/scheduled bank in India for the amounts as mentioned in Section III Data Sheet. The solvency certificate submitted by the bidder shall not be older than one (01) year from the Bid Submission Last Date. In case bidder does not adhere to this criterion, his bids shall be considered non-responsive and shall not be considered for further evaluation process. The bank solvency certificate shall be from any Nationalized/Scheduled Bank in India in the name of the bidder. The bank solvency certificate can be submitted by any one member of the JV / Consortium and the name of that member submitting the bank solvency certificate shall be mentioned in the JV / Consortium Agreement.
Bank Solvency. All bidders shall submit bank solvency certificate from a nationalized/scheduled bank in India for the amounts as mentioned in Section III Data Sheet.
Bank Solvency. The service Provider shall provide bank solvency certificate at least for Rs.2.00 Crore which should be issued by the bank after publication date of e-tender.
Bank Solvency. All Bidders shall submit Bank Solvency certificate from a nationalized / scheduled bank in India for a minimum amount (i.e. 40 percent of estimated cost of work) as mentioned in Section - III: Bid Data Sheet. In case of a JV / Consortium, the Bank Solvency certificate should be in the name of the Lead Member. In case of nascent JVs, the individual companies can present their individual solvency certificates, total of which could meet the requirement of 40% of the estimated cost. The Bank Solvency certificate submitted by the Bidder shall not be older than one (1) year from the Bid Submission Last Date. In case Bidder does not adhere to this criterion, his bids shall be considered non-responsive and shall not be considered for further evaluation process.
Bank Solvency. All agencies shall submit bank solvency certificate from a nationalized / scheduled bank in India for the amount as mentioned in Clause 20.0 below. The solvency certificate submitted by the agency shall not be older than one (01) year from the Bid Submission Last Date. In case agency does not adhere to this criterion, his bids shall be considered non-responsive and shall not be considered for further evaluation process. The bank solvency certificate shall be from any Nationalized / Scheduled Bank in India in the name of the agency.
Bank Solvency. All bidders shall submit bank solvency certificate from a nationalized/scheduled bank in India for the amounts as mentioned in Section III Data Sheet In case the bidder wishes to quote for one or more Schedule, then the bidder should furnish Bank solvency certificate for the total amount stipulated for each of the Schedule. The solvency certificate submitted by the bidder shall not be older than 1year from the last date of bid submission. In case bidder does not adhere to this criterion his bids shall be considered non-responsive and shall not be considered for further evaluation process. The bank solvency certificate shall be from any Nationalized/Scheduled Bank in India in the name of the bidder. In case of a JV/consortium the solvency certificate should be in the name of the lead member.
Bank Solvency. All bidders shall submit bank solvency certificate from a nationalized/scheduled bank in India for the amounts as mentioned in Section III Data Sheet In case the bidder wishes to quote for one or more Stretch, then the bidder should furnish Bank solvency certificate for the total of the amounts stipulated for each of the Stretch. The solvency certificate submitted by the bidder shall not be older than 1 year from the Bid Submission Last Date. In case bidder does not adhere to this criterion his bids shall be considered non-responsive and shall not be considered for further evaluation process. The bank solvency certificate shall be from any Nationalized/Scheduled Bank in India in the name of the bidder. The bank solvency certificate can be submitted by any one member of the JV / Consortium and the name of that member submitting the bank solvency certificate shall be mentioned in the JV / Consortium Agreement.
Bank Solvency. All bidders shall submit bank solvency certificate from a nationalized/scheduled bank in India the amounts as mentioned in Section III Data Sheet In case the bidder wishes to quote for one or more Stretch, then the bidder should furnish Bank solvency certificate for the total amount stipulated for each of the Stretch. The bank solvency certificate shall be from any Nationalized/Scheduled Bank in India in the name of the bidder. In case of a JV/consortium the solvency certificate should be in the name of the lead member.
Bank Solvency. The tenderer should enclose with the Tender, a satisfactory evidence of financial stability. CHAPTER III Explanatory Notes :
