Procurement Opportunity: Self Propelled Weeder

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing relevant experience in supplying agricultural machinery, and having at least one year of past performance in similar supply contracts. Additionally, bidders wanting exemptions from specific criteria must provide valid documentation.

Yes, bidders must provide all necessary certificates related to safety, emissions, and performance, alongside documentation proving compliance with local and national regulations pertinent to agricultural machinery.

The registration process entails completing the necessary forms available on the tender platform, submitting the required documents, and paying any required fees, including the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD), if applicable. Bidders should follow the specific instructions outlined in the tender documents for proper submission.

Accepted document formats typically include PDF and DOC, as specified in the tender guidelines. All submitted documents should be clear and legible to facilitate effective evaluation.

Yes, the tender includes specific technical specifications that must be adhered to, ensuring the Self Propelled Weeder meets necessary performance standards and operational efficiencies in agricultural practices.

The equipment must comply with the relevant quality standards established by both national and local agriculture departments, which include safety, functionality, and environmental compliance.

Bidders must comply with various compliance requirements, including adherence to safety norms, environmental standards, and submission of any required certifications and financial documentation during the evaluation process.

The testing criteria will focus on verifying performance efficiency, reliability, and compliance with the specified functional requirements outlined in the tender documents.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is required from bidders to ensure seriousness in the tender process. The amount and submission details will be specified in the tender documents. Bidders should ensure compliance with the EMD requirements to avoid disqualification.

Yes, a performance security is typically required once a bid is accepted to ensure that the awarded contractor meets the contractual obligations throughout the implementation process.

Payment terms will be specified in the bid documents. Usually, payments are structured around milestones or upon successful delivery and acceptance of the equipment as per the contract.

Price evaluation will be undertaken by analyzing the total value of submitted bids, ensuring that both competitive pricing and compliance with technical specifications are considered for overall assessment.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the online tender platform as outlined in the comprehensive tender documentation. Bidders should ensure that all required documents are uploaded successfully.

The evaluation and selection process involves an analysis of both technical and financial documents submitted by bidders, followed by a scoring system to determine compliance and the best price-quality ratio.

Bidders will be officially notified of results through the platform where the tender was published, with further instructions provided regarding the next steps for successful bidders.

MSEs may receive benefits such as reduced eligibility criteria, easier access to documentation requirements, and financial assistance during the bidding and execution phases of the contract.

Yes, there are specific provisions for startups, including relaxed criteria aimed at encouraging innovative approaches in agricultural machinery supply and providing assistance during the registration and bidding processes.

The tender is aligned with the 'Make in India' initiative by promoting local manufacturing of agricultural machinery and encouraging the participation of local vendors in the supply chain.

Yes, there are local content and procurement rules that aim to enhance the participation of domestic manufacturers in the supply of agricultural equipment, ensuring that bids reflect local sourcing initiatives.