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孟买高等法院就投标者被逐出电子巴士投标的挑战寻求最佳答复
随后，德里高等法院指示当局不应根据三菱重工的信拒绝请愿人的投标。他还表示，一旦提交人的财务投标被打开，BEST必然会给投标人一个机会，以匹配投标书中的最低价格。
孟买: 孟买高等法院周二，贝斯特给了一周的时间来提交对一份由一投标人质疑其在最近为孟买投标1400辆电动巴士的资格。
高级律师Venkatesh Dhond代表BEST出庭，反对该请愿，并指出投标已经被授予。
孟买的BrihanMumbai电力供应和运输公司(BEST)在2月份发布了招标。竞标方之一JBM Eco Life Mobility Pvt Ltd对其5月6日被解约提出质疑，称其“在技术上没有反应”。
Khambata在首席法官Dipankar Datta和法官M S Karnik的法庭上辩称，BEST的行为完全违反了其自己的招标条件，因为只有在投标人本身被取消资格的情况下，投标才会取消资格。
他说，在目前的情况下，投标人没有被取消资格，因为在相关时间是其集团公司收到了来自重工业部(MHI)的禁令信。
随后,德里高等法院已指示当局不应根据三菱重工的信函拒绝请愿人的投标。他还表示，一旦提交人的财务投标被打开，BEST必然会给投标人一个机会，以匹配投标书中的最低价格。
与此同时，塔塔汽车公司在高等法院之前提交的一份类似的请愿书在6月9日得到了详细审理并保留了订单。
全球企业集团JBM在其请愿书中表示，BEST在5月6日的招标总结报告中附加了一个说明，“揭示了所谓的拒绝纯粹是考虑到2022年4月25日“来自工会的信件，禁止该公司和JBM集团其他实体参加国防部未来的投标……”
从10月开始，只有“BS VI”巴士可以往返Del
目前，北阿坎德邦和德里之间约有250辆公交车在运行。其中，有50辆(包括22辆沃尔沃)符合BS VI标准。据该部门称，购买141辆巴士的投标最近浮出水面，该过程可能在10月1日前完成。
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<\/figure>MUMBAI:<\/strong> Bombay high court<\/a> on Tuesday gave BEST a week to file its reply to a petition filed by a bidder<\/a> challenging its disqualification in the recent tender for 1,400 electric buses for Mumbai.
Senior counsel Venkatesh Dhond appeared for BEST and opposing the petition, pointed out that the tender has already been awarded.
BrihanMumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) undertaking for Mumbai had in February issued the tender. JBM Eco Life Mobility Pvt Ltd one of the bidders challenged its May 6 ouster for being \u2018technically non-responsive.\u2019
<\/div><\/div>The bidder\u2019s senior counsel Darius Khambata with advocate Aniesh Jadhav said the challenge is to BEST\u2019s May 6 tender summary report.
Arguing before a bench of chief justice Dipankar Datta and justice M S Karnik, Khambata submitted that BEST\u2019s conduct is in complete breach of its own tender conditions as the Tender provides disqualification only if the Bidder itself has been debarred.
He said in present case the bidder was not disqualified as at the relevant time it was its group company that had received a debarment letter from Ministry of Heavy Industries (MHI).
Subsequently, the Delhi high court<\/a> has directed that authorities should not reject the petitioner\u2019s bids on the basis of the MHI letter. He also said that once petitioner\u2019s financial bid was opened , BEST was bound to give the bidder an opportunity to match the Lowest Price as per the tender.
Meanwhile a similar petition filed by Tata Motors before the HC was heard at length and reserved for orders on June 9.
JBM, a global conglomerate, in its petition says the BEST in its May 6 Tender Summary Report has a note appended to it which \u201creveals that this purported rejection was purely in view of the letter dated 25th April, 2022\u201d from the union barring the company and other JBM Group entities from participating in future tenders of the Ministry\u2026\u2019\u2019
Arguing before a bench of chief justice Dipankar Datta and justice M S Karnik, Khambata submitted that BEST\u2019s conduct is in complete breach of its own tender conditions as the Tender provides disqualification only if the Bidder itself has been debarred.
He said in present case the bidder was not disqualified as at the relevant time it was its group company that had received a debarment letter from Ministry of Heavy Industries (MHI).
Subsequently, the Delhi high court<\/a> has directed that authorities should not reject the petitioner\u2019s bids on the basis of the MHI letter. He also said that once petitioner\u2019s financial bid was opened , BEST was bound to give the bidder an opportunity to match the Lowest Price as per the tender.
Meanwhile a similar petition filed by Tata Motors before the HC was heard at length and reserved for orders on June 9.
JBM, a global conglomerate, in its petition says the BEST in its May 6 Tender Summary Report has a note appended to it which \u201creveals that this purported rejection was purely in view of the letter dated 25th April, 2022\u201d from the union barring the company and other JBM Group entities from participating in future tenders of the Ministry\u2026\u2019\u2019
<\/div><\/div>The company cited a June 1 order ,of the Delhi HC which directed that authorities considering its bid will not reject it on basis of MHI letter.