MPED-X-Routing-Tender20080721 - Madhya Pradesh State Excise

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7.29 APPLICABLE LAW The contract shall be interpreted in accordance with the laws of the Govt. of India and the Government of Madhya Pradesh 7.30 INSPECTIONS AND TESTS The Competent Authority shall have the right to inspect the work or get it inspected by his agent or any authorized officer at any stage during the contract period. Pre-delivery inspection and testing must be done on the bidder site. All cost occurred for PDI/testing will be borne by the bidder. 7.31 GOVERNING LANGUAGE The contract shall be written in English language. Subject to Clause 7.5 of Language of Bid, English version of the Contract shall govern its interpretation. All correspondences and other documents pertaining to the contract, which are exchanged between the parties, shall be written in the English language. 7.32 COMPLETION OF PROJECT Notwithstanding anything contained in the Bid Document, the Project shall be deemed to be completed only after each of the following Deliverables is handed over to the Competent Authority: a. Successful commissioning of the systems in all DEOs, CL Warehouses, FL Warehouses, Office of The Commissioner, and related offices and locations mentioned in Annexure 1.Commissioning will be considered complete only when the Competent Authority issues a certificate to that effect after satisfied with the trouble free running of the Total System for at least 60 days after “Go-Live”. (List of all locations is attached at Annexure 1) The commissioning will be considered to be complete, if the System successfully runs at over 90% of the locations mentioned in the list given as Annexure 1. b. Provide user training/retraining (if required) at all levels and prepare and issue supporting User Manuals, Troubleshooting Manual and Setup Reference Manual. c. Any other deliverables as required by the Competent Authority for ensuring completion of the project. d. Security plan in conformity with ISO 27001. e. Network should have compliance with the security standard of ISMS 27001 7.33 CLAIMS FOR COMPENSATION FOR SUBMISSION OF BID The Bidder whose Bid is not accepted shall not be entitled to any claim incidental to or incurred by him through or in connection with his submission of Bid or its consideration 126
y the competent authority or in the event of State Government or The Competent Authority opting to modify / withdraw the invitation to Bid or not to accept any of the Bid(s). 7.34 CHANGE ORDERS If the Competent Authority requires that any activity/activities, which is not provided for under the "Scope of work” in the Bid document and the competent authority is convinced that the same can’t be considered to be deemed to be covered under the scope of work as mentioned in the Bid document, need to be supplied, then the Competent Authority may ask the Bidder to work out the requirement of effect for the same. The Competent Authority after assessing the quantum of work will determine the requirements. If the System Integration Bidder agrees with the decision of the Competent Authority, he will proceed to execute the work. The payment will be made for such deployment on the basis of rates quoted in the Price Schedule (Annexure 13 and 14) of the Bid document. The total value of such additional work will be limited to 20% of total value of the contract value. 7.35 ASSIGNMENT The Vendor shall not assign to any other Vendor, in whole or in part, its obligations to perform under the Contract, except with the Competent Authority's prior written consent. 7.36 TERMINATION FOR DEFAULT 7.36.1 The Competent Authority after consultation with the State Government may, without prejudice to any other course of action, for breach of contract, by written notice of 30 days to the Vendor, terminate the agreement in whole or in part, if: The Vendor fails to perform any or all of the obligations within the time period(s) specified in the agreement or any extension thereof granted, by the Competent Authority. The quality of the delivery of various tasks is not up to the satisfaction of the Competent Authority. The Vendor fails to perform any other obligation under the agreement. In the event of the Competent Authority terminating the contract in whole or in part, pursuant to clause 7.36.1 above, the Competent Authority may procure at Vendor’s risk and cost upon such terms and in such a manner as it deems appropriate, items or services similar to those remaining undelivered. The Vendor shall be liable to pay for any excess costs incurred by the Competent Authority for such procurement at his risk and cost. However, the Vendor shall continue with the performance of the contract to the extent not terminated. 7.36.2 The Vendor shall stop the performance of the contract from the effective date of termination and hand over all the reports studies etc. to the Competent Authority for which payment has been made. The Vendor may withdraw items, for which payment has 127
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BID DOCUMENT GOVERNMENT OF MADHYA P
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Table of Contents SECTION Page Numb
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GHz GoI/GOI GoMP/GOMP GUI IP IPS IS
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SECTION I : Notice Inviting Bids (N
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SECTION II : Introduction Conceptua
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Access through Internet DMZ (De Mil
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Militarized Zone Appln. Servers DB
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4. Testing and Acceptance The Vendo
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to MPED. At the end of acceptance t
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solution is functioning as intended
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4. SECTION IV: Hardware Specificati
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4.3) Web Server ((Rack mountable) F
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4.5 c) Antivirus Server ((Rack moun
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4.5e) Domain Controller Server ((Ra
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4.5 g) Staging Server (Rack mountab
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4.6) System Software Components No.
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drivers/functionality such as MPIO
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4.11) Gateway ANTI-VIRUS AND ANTI-S
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Shall install on an NT/2000 server
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4.12) Desktop PC Processor Chipset
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4.13b) Laser Printer Black and whit
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Bypass DG Compatibility Isolation S
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4.16 b) UPS 2 KVA offline 2KVA Ofli
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4.16 d) UPS 3 KVA Online Requiremen
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4.17) DG Set 60 KVA Supply of 60 KV
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can diagnose root cause out of the
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Live Health enables Script files ex
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o Buffer Cache hit ratio to monitor
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Network Management Fire walling fea
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Enterprise class Central User datab
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o o o o o o o o Should perform URL
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Reporting: • Includes built-in re
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