Procurement Opportunity: T - Shirt (V2) in CUTTACK, ODISHA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, with a minimum average annual turnover of 2 Lakh. Bidders must demonstrate their capacity to meet the total quantity of 2500 units while adhering to the specified technical requirements.

Bidders should provide certification proving their experience in supplying similar goods, past performance metrics, and a valid registered entity document. Exemptions from certain criteria require supportive documentation for evaluation.

Bidders need to ensure they are registered entities on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal. They must fill out the required forms and ensure all necessary documents are uploaded successfully during the submission process.

Submissions must include documents in common formats, preferably PDF or image formats, as outlined in the tender guidelines. Adhering to these specifications is essential for a valid submission.

The T-shirts should adhere to specific technical requirements regarding fabric type, durability, and comfort. Detailed specifications can be accessed through linked documents provided in the tender.

All products must meet the quality standards set forth in the referenced documents to ensure they can withstand rigorous usage while maintaining comfort and aesthetics.

Compliance requirements include adherence to the technical specifications and standards outlined in the documentation. Bidders should ensure all products and practices meet industry benchmarks.

Bidders must outline how the T-shirts will be tested for durability and quality assurance, complying with the insured quality standards as specified in the research phase of the tender.

Bidders are required to submit an EMD as part of their bid. The amount will be specified in the tender documentation and must be provided along with the bid submissions to ensure financial commitment.

Once awarded the contract, successful bidders must furnish a performance security that guarantees the fulfillment of contract terms, further reviewed in the bid evaluation process.

Payment terms will be discussed post-award of the bid, ensuring that payment timelines and conditions are clearly outlined in the agreement to foster clarity in transactions.

The evaluation process will consider the total value of the submitted bids as part of the evaluation process. Competitive pricing along with compliance to specifications is essential for selection.

Bids should be electronically submitted through the GeM portal as part of a structured two-packet bid, ensuring that documentation is uploaded according to tender specifications.

Bidders should ensure that all submissions are made before the stipulated closing date outlined in the tender document to avoid disqualification from the process.

Bids are evaluated based on adherence to technical specifications, quality, past performance, and overall value. The process aims for fair competition and transparency among prospective suppliers.

Yes, successful bidders will be notified post-evaluation results, ensuring communication regarding the tender outcomes aligns with the procurement policies stated in the tender documentation.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) are provided special considerations in the procurement process to promote inclusiveness and support smaller businesses in competing for government contracts.

Startups can benefit from relaxed eligibility criteria and are encouraged to participate, fostering innovation in procurement alongside competitive offerings in the tendering process.

The procurement process aligns with the government's 'Make in India' policies, promoting local manufacturing and fostering growth in domestic industries, which is critical for long-term sustainability.

The tender stipulates adherence to local content requirements, encouraging bidders to source materials locally and contribute to the economic growth of domestic suppliers.