Bids are Invited For Spices and Condiments - Turmeric Whole and Ground (V2) as per IS 3576,Spices And Condiments - Coria

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing at least 3 years of past experience in supplying similar products, and providing documentation of past performance. MSEs must have valid Udyam Registration.

Bidders must submit proof of experience with similar goods and relevant certificates along with supporting documentation for any claimed exemptions from experience or turnover requirements.

Yes, bidders must be registered on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) to submit their bids and required documents electronically.

All submissions must be made in electronic formats compatible with the GeM portal standards. Documents should generally be submitted in PDF format, ensuring all information is clear and legible.

The products must conform to the relevant Indian Standards (IS) for turmeric, coriander, chilly, black pepper, and other items as specified in the tender.

Yes, all products must adhere strictly to the Indian quality standards mentioned in the tender to ensure no contamination or spoilage occurs during storage and transportation.

The tender does not require an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) from bidders, which simplifies the financial commitment prior to bid submission.

No performance security is mandated for this tender, allowing for ease of participation for bidders.

Payment terms will be defined in the final agreement but generally follow government procurement guidelines ensuring timely compensation upon satisfactory delivery of goods.

The evaluation will be based on total value-wise evaluation whereby the financial bids will be assessed collectively rather than item by item.

Proposals must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal before the stipulated deadline, complying with the outlined submission guidelines in the tender document.

Yes, submissions must be completed by the specified closing date and time stated in this tender document, ensuring that all documents accompany the bid.

MSEs can avail of purchase preferences as long as they comply with the Udyam Registration verification process as specified in the public procurement policy.

No, the tender specifies that there are no exemptions for startups regarding experience or turnover criteria. All bidders must meet the standard eligibility requirements.

The documents pertaining to the tender encourage compliance with Make in India policies, which promote the local content and procurement within the country despite not providing specific preferences in this particular tender.

For further inquiries, bidders should refer to the official documents associated with the tender, available on the GeM portal, or contact support through the appropriate channels specified in the tender documentation.