Government Tender Published for Meat Masala,Atta,Rice,Suger,Tea,Refined oil,Rajmah,Chana White,Chana Black,Chana Dal,Dal Arhar,Dal in JAMMU, JAMMU & KASHMIR

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity that has achieved an average annual turnover of 25 Lakh (s). Additionally, bidders must demonstrate a satisfactory past performance rating of at least 80%. MSEs may qualify for exemptions in experience requirements, provided they submit the necessary documentation to support their exemption claims.

Bidders must provide relevant certificates that include evidence of compliance with food safety standards, as well as any certificates requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC). All certifications will be reviewed during the evaluation process.

To register for participation, bidders must create an account on the designated e-procurement platform and submit their business and financial documentation for verification. Detailed steps are provided in the tender document, and all submissions must be completed by the deadline.

Accepted document formats include PDF, JPEG, and DOC files. Bidders should ensure their documents are clearly scanned and readable, adhering to any specifications detailed in the tender.

All food items must meet local and national safety standards, as outlined in the tender documents. This includes adherence to guidelines on food quality, safety, and proper labeling as mandated by the appropriate regulatory bodies.

Yes, bidders are required to comply with specified quality standards that include freshness, proper packaging, and expiration dates. Quality assurance documentation must be provided.

The EMD details can be found within the tender specifications. Generally, bidders are required to submit a monetary guarantee as assurance of their serious intentions to participate after evaluating their capability to fulfill the contract terms.

Bidders who secure the contract will need to provide performance security, which usually consists of a bank guarantee or an equivalent amount, ensuring the delivery and quality of the supplied items as per the contract.

Payment terms include submission of invoices post-delivery and acceptance of goods. Payments will typically occur within a specified period after the delivery is confirmed.

Price evaluation will focus on the total bid price submitted, with a methodology detailed in the tender document. Factors such as quality and compliance with technical requirements may also affect the overall evaluation.

Documents must be submitted electronically through the designated e-procurement platform before the deadline outlined in the tender documentation.

Key timelines include the bid opening and end dates. However, these dates are subject to change, and bidders should verify these details directly on the e-procurement portal.

Bidders will receive notifications regarding the outcome of the bid evaluations through the e-procurement system and via email, should they provide accurate contact information during registration.

MSEs can benefit from exemptions concerning experience requirements, encouraging broader participation in government contracts. This initiative fosters inclusivity and promotes smaller businesses.

Yes, startups are encouraged to participate in this tender, especially if they can provide valid documentation reflecting their capabilities and compliance with the specified requirements.

The tender aligns with the 'Make in India' initiative promoting local production, encouraging bidders to source products from within the country whenever possible, thus adhering to local content procurement rules.

Bidders must be aware of the local content regulations, which require a certain percentage of the value of supplies to originate from within the country. This may vary based on the product categories specified in the tender.