1.9 Conditions of lifting and delivery of materials
1.9.1   On receipt of full sale value along with applicable GST & other charges by the seller, the seller will issue final sale/delivery/release order to the buyer thereby enabling him to lift the materials within lifting period mentioned in the catalogue.
1.9.2   Lifting of materials will be allowed only between 9:00 A.M. and4:00 P.M. on all working days. Successful bidders should ensure that the material clearance is as per the seller’s instructions. Neat and clean maintenance of the stockyard from where the material is lifted is the responsibility of the successful bidder. In the event of non-adherence to the above by the successful bidder, seller will reserve its right to impose penalties/forfeiture of EMD and other payments collected. Weight recorded at the seller’s premises shall prevail.
1.9.3   In case the seller is unable to deliver the goods within the specified time due to unforeseen administrative reasons, the seller shall grant suitable extension of delivery period to the buyer without any penalties till the expiry of such extended period. In such eventuality, however, the buyer shall not be entitled to claim any compensation for such delay.
1.9.4   If the goods sold or portion thereof remain un-cleared in the premises of the seller beyond the stipulated period, the un-lifted portion of the assets may be removed at the risk and cost of the buyer.
1.9.5   While taking delivery of the material, it will be at the discretion of the seller or its authorized representative to direct the manner/order in which the materials or lots shall be removed. No segregation of the items of any lot is allowed inside the seller’s premises.
1.9.6   Breaking/cutting may be allowed to the extent necessary for facilitating loading on to the vehicles as per the discretion of the seller. No gas cutting equipment or any equipment, which are likely to cause damage, will be allowed in the premises. Only safe oxy-acetylene gas cutting equipment will be allowed with permission of seller. The decision of the seller or his authorized representative shall be final in this regard.
1.9.7   The buyer shall arrange for all tools and tackles, forklifts and hoists or cranes or labour at their own expense.
1.9.8   It will be successful purchaser’s responsibility to weigh the empty truck at the weighbridge and produce the weight certificate so that the weight of the empty truck will be deducted from the weight of the fully loaded truck.
1.9.9   Should the original purchaser wish to take delivery of the surplus material through a representative, he must authorize the latter by a letter of authority or continuing authority, which shall be presented to the seller. The seller may in his entire discretion decline to act on any such authority and it shall be for the purchaser to satisfy the seller that the authority is genuine. Delivery to such authorized person will constitute valid delivery and no claim shall lie against the seller on any account thereafter.
1.9.10   Once the goods/materials are taken out of the factory gate, purchaser will be solely responsible for all sorts of claims like shortage, missing parts, damage, incident, accident, loss of material etc.
1.9.11   Resale will not be recognized. The purchaser shall not be entitled to resell any lot or part of a lot while goods are still lying within the premises of the seller and no delivery would be effected by the seller to any person other than the purchaser whose names are mentioned in the sale order/delivery order.
1.9.12   Purchaser and his men are subject to the security rules of seller in force while in the seller’s premises. The purchaser/s, their workmen, agents or representatives shall not commit any nuisance, theft or indulge in any antisocial activities in the seller’s premises and the purchaser shall be liable for the good conduct, safety & discipline of his workmen. In case of any such activity, delivery will be suspended and strict action as per law will be taken including forfeiture of EMD.
1.9.13   While taking delivery of the material, the purchasers shall be responsible for any damage that may be done to premises/fittings of the seller in the course of removing the lot or lots purchased by them. The seller may at its option arrange to make good such damages and the purchaser shall pay for the same on demand. If such payment is not made on Demand, the seller may forfeit the EMD/security deposit or may stop delivery of the material till payment is made.
1.10 Actual bidding in E-Auction
The E-Auction computer screen appears in front of the bidders who have logged in to their respective computers with a bidding window. Bidders see the screen and start bidding as per their choice. Of course, the screen design may be different from one service provider to others. Normally the bidder sees his bid amount and most of the times his rank with reference to other bidders. Based on the increment or decrement as per minimum bid increment or decrement respectively for sale & purchases, bidders go for bidding till the final values are achieved or the E-Auction time elapses. The last values are H1 values or L1 values which are captured by the computers and E-Auction ends with a message and bidders logout.
1.11 E-Auction activities undertaken by Service Provider for client
- Conducting E-Auction on specific date and time.
- Generating online E-Auction report and bid sequence.
- Submission of bid sequence and E-Auction report to the client with H1 to H4.
- Co-ordinating with client and service provider in case of any issue.
1.12 Required post bid documents for clients
Service provider (SP) is responsible to hold the E-Auction successfully for client and submit the E-Auction report to him as soon as E-Auction is over. Different clients need and specify the report in different formats which SP need to prepare and meets the requirements. Sometimes it is difficult to meet the frequent changes in the report formats as demanded by clients. However, following are the common E-Auction reports which SP shall prepare and send to client:
A. Bid history report
This is a computer generated document, which is an online report that presents each bidder’s record, bid by bid, for each lot with bid amount. This is one of the most important documents as a record for various purposes and shall be provided to the client.
B. Bid history graph
This depicts the descending/ascending relationship of participant’s bids. The names of bidders are reflected in the report. This document shall be generated/ copied and kept in record for further reference.
C. Summary of lowest/highest bids reflecting the participant’s low bids by time of bid to be maintained
The bid history report, bid history graph and lowest bid summary are important documents for contract file. These shall be generated from E-Auction data record.
1.13 Conducting E-Auction for Logistics:
Conducting RA for transportation is very special as there is too much variance with reference to requirements of trucks/trailers, locations, type of materials and duration of validity of transportation contracts. Considering this, details relating to transportation/logistics E-Auction shall cover the following and for which it is essential that the client shall give the details:
1.13.1 Client shall furnish the following information to Global E-Auction:
- Tentative load of transportation per month/year in terms of type of trucks/trailer.
- All Destinations from the places for full truck load and part truck movements.
- Client’s terms and conditions for logistics which.
- Details of existing service providers/transporters.
- Existing rates.
- Contact details of the person who will co-ordinate with transporters.
1.13.2   Transport and logistics E-Auction, as required by the client shall be conducted covering the following areas:
- Factory to warehouse.
- Warehouse to Distribution Centres.
- Warehouse to multiple locations across the country
- Specialize transport for bulk cargo and heavy lifts.
- Cab, Van and Bus services for safe prompt conveyance.
- Best logistics solution for procured goods and raw materials.
- 360° solutions for company’s entire logistics requirements.
- For import and export movements.
1.13.3   Following Logistics contracts shall be finalized based on the E-Auctions on the requirement               of the client:
- Inwards movements
- Outwards movements
- Import movements
- Export movements
- Custom clearance
- Solutions for company’s entire logistic requirement.
“The participation in the E-Auction by any bidder confirms the acceptance of all above terms and conditions and complete adherence to the same contractually and legally. Additional Terms and Conditions from a Client for an event will, as and when required, also form part of this acceptance.”
1.14 Governing Law and Jurisdiction
Any disputes with Global E-Auction are resolved in the manner as prescribed herein below Arbitration, Governing Law & Jurisdiction.
1.14.1 Arbitration
Dispute or differences arising out or relating to this Undertaking /Agreement shall be resolved amicably by the parties. Failing such amicable resolution of dispute / differences either party may refer the matter to arbitration of a Sole Arbitrator to be appointed by the Managing Director of Global E-Auction Services Limited. The Arbitration proceedings shall be governed and regulated by the provisions of Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and the rules framed there under along with amendment made thereto up-to-date. The award of the Arbitrator shall be final, binding and conclusive on the parties. The venue for arbitration shall be at Delhi.
1.14.2 Governing Law
This Agreement is construed and shall be governed in accordance with the laws of India without giving effect to any principle of conflict of law.
1.14.3 Jurisdiction
The Courts at Delhi shall have exclusive jurisdiction.