Contract Bidding Open For Paper-based Printing Services - Printing with Material; Book/Booklet; Offset

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, maintaining a minimum average annual turnover of ₹1.36 crore, and possessing at least 3 years of relevant experience in similar print services.

Bidders must include several certificates, including an OEM Authorization Certificate and any additional documents specified in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC), such as proof of experience and turnover.

Potential bidders need to register as a vendor on the GEM portal, which includes providing necessary business details and verifying their accounts before submitting bids.

All required documents should be submitted in PDF format. Ensure that all files are clear and legible as part of the bid submission process.

The technical specifications involve providing high-quality printing services for books and booklets as per the guidelines mentioned in the tender documents. Compliance with industry standards is crucial.

Bidders must adhere to the quality standards outlined in the tender documents, ensuring that printed materials meet the specific design and dimensional requirements specified.

Bidders need to comply with Make in India policies, including sourcing local materials and ensuring that all operations align with government procurement practices.

The performance security amount will be defined in the tender documents, typically requiring a fraction of the bid amount as security to ensure the successful execution of the contract.

Payment terms will be detailed in the bid document—generally involving milestones tied to project completion and satisfactory performance of services rendered.

Price evaluation will focus on the total value provided by the bid, considering both financial and technical proposals. The objective is to select a bid that offers optimal value for service.

Bidders can submit their proposals electronically via the GEM portal. Ensure all required documentation is included before submitting to avoid disqualification.

Interested parties should check the main tender document for specific timelines related to bid submissions, evaluations, and announcements.

The evaluation process involves initially reviewing the technical proposals, followed by financial assessments to determine the best-fit vendor based on both quality and price.

Bidder results will be published on the GEM portal, and successful bidders will receive notifications directly through the contact details provided in their submissions.

Yes, there are provisions to support Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and startups to encourage participation and foster growth in this sector as part of government initiatives.

Bidders need to ensure compliance with local content procurement rules as part of the tender to enhance regional business participation in government projects.