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The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, fulfilling a minimum average annual turnover of 1 Lakh for the last three years, and possessing at least one year of experience supplying similar products to a Government entity or PSU. MSEs and Startups have special exemptions regarding these criteria.

Bidders must submit financial documents, including certified audited balance sheets for the relevant periods indicating their turnover. These are crucial for assessing eligibility based on financial requirements in the tender.

Yes, participants must be registered on the GEM portal and provide relevant certifications alongside their bid documents to substantiate their eligibility regarding technical specifications and experience.

The accepted document formats generally include PDF and relevant electronic formats permitted by the GEM portal. All documents must be uploaded as specified in the bid documentation.

Technical specifications will be detailed in the attached tender documents, outlining necessary compliance regarding dimensions, quality, and so forth. Bidders should carefully review these specifications to ensure their products meet the tender requirements.

Yes, all products must comply with specified quality standards and regulations to ensure safety and usability, as outlined in the tender documentation.

No pre-specified inspection is required following delivery, but products must comply with the established quality standards provided in the tender documents.

The requirement for an EMD may vary based on the category of the bidder. MSEs may be exempted from providing an EMD. Further details can be obtained from the tender documentation.

Performance security requirements necessitate that successful bidders provide a security deposit, which may be determined based on the bid value. Specific details can be found in the tender's financial provisions.

Payment terms will be outlined in the purchase order issued upon bid acceptance. Bidders should ensure to factor in the terms of payment in their proposals.

Price evaluations will be based on total value metrics; however, special attention will be given to bids from MSEs and start-ups who may be allowed to match the lowest bid.

All submissions must be carried out electronically via the GEM portal. Physical document submissions may not be acceptable unless expressly stated.

While specific dates have not been mentioned, bidders should refer to the GEM portal to ensure that all bids are submitted within the defined timelines established for the tender lifecycle.

The evaluation process involves assessing bids based on technical specifications, pricing, and bidder’s experience. An initial review of compliance with eligibility requirements will take place before qualitative and financial evaluations.

Results will typically be communicated through official channels associated with the GEM portal or designated email communication once the evaluation process is completed.

MSEs will benefit from exemptions regarding experience and turnover requirements as long as they meet technical specifications outlined in the tenders. This ensures a more level playing field for smaller enterprises in government bidding processes.

Yes, startups are similarly provided exemptions from specific criteria, encouraging innovative entries within government procurement processes, as long as they adhere to quality standards.

The tender encourages domestic manufacturing and sourcing through local content requirements, enhancing the government's aim to fortify the local manufacturing sector in line with 'Make in India' policies.