Invitation to Bid - Shade Nets for Agriculture and Horticulture as per IS 16008 (Part 2) (Shade Nets Made from Mono Fil

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having at least 1 year of past experience in similar supplies to government organizations or PSUs, and compliance with the specifications outlined in the tender. MSEs and Startups may claim exemptions under conditions specified in the tender document.

Bidders must submit proof of compliance with ISO 9001 certification standards to validate their capacity to supply? Additionally, past performance documentation and financial turnover evidence are required, contingent upon the specifics of the bid.

Registration for the tender can typically be completed through the official government e-marketplace (GeM) website, where you can create an account, verify your business registration, and apply for tenders.

Documents must be uploaded in formats compatible with the GeM platform, with common formats including PDF, JPEG, and any other specified formats allowed as per submission guidelines included in the tender document.

The shade nets required must comply with IS 16008 (Part 2) standards, specifically being Type-1 with a shading percentage of 35% and must be Agro net Green with a minimum width of 2.5 meters.

Bidders must adhere to quality standards set forth in the IS 16008 (Part 2) documentation, ensuring that the products are suitable for their intended agricultural and horticultural applications.

Yes, compliance with local regulations including financial documentation, previous performance evidence, and certification is essential for reviewing eligibility and constancy with bid specifications.

The tender does not require an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) as specified in the document.

No performance security is mandated for this tender as indicated in the provided documentation.

Payments will be structured according to the terms specified in the bid document, and bidders are advised to review GST requirements prior to submitting their offers.

Price evaluation considers the total value of offers submitted, and specific provisions allow for MSEs to match prices within certain tolerances if they fall within designated price bands against non-MSE offers.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM marketplace, allowing for easy tracking and management of tender submissions.

All specific timelines such as bid submission and opening times are outlined within the tender document; bidders should refer to that documentation for precise information.

The evaluation process uses a total value-wise assessment that ranks bids, with provisions in place for a Reverse Auction (RA) where necessary.

Notification of results is carried out through the official GeM platform following the evaluation of bids, and all bidders will be informed of outcomes as per established protocols in the tender process.

Micro and Small Enterprises can receive exemptions from certain criteria, including experience and turnover, providing that they satisfy technical and quality requirements as stipulated in the tender document.

Startups benefit from exemptions on experience and turnover requirements under the condition of achieving compliance with quality and technical specifications outlined in the tender.