Procurement Opportunity: Tricycle or Rickshaw for Carrying Goods,E - Cart for Garbage (V2),Outdoor Twin Waste Bin,Waste Cont in DARBHANGA, BIHAR

The eligibility requirements include that bidders must be registered entities, provide necessary certifications, have valid Udyam Registration for MSEs if applicable, and possess prior experience supplying similar items to Panchayati Raj institutions.

Bidders must include a valid GST registration certificate and an ITR for the last financial year. Additionally, a Malicious Code Certificate is also required as detailed in the tender documentation.

Bidders must register on the GeM portal and ensure that they fulfill all eligibility and documentation requirements as specified in the bid document before submission.

Bidders should prepare documents in standard electronic formats typically accepted by GeM, such as PDF, supporting any additionally specified formats in the bid document.

No, once submitted, the technical specifications are subject to the terms outlined in the bid. Any changes or modifications post-submission are generally not entertained unless directly requested by the bidding authority.

Bidders are required to ensure that all goods supplied comply with relevant GeM standards and any additional specifications listed for each item category in the bid documents.

A performance security is not explicitly required for this tender, but bidders are advised to be compliant with all contractual obligations to avoid issues.

No EMD is required for this bid under the GeM system, which allows for an exemption as per existing provisions for eligible entities.

Payment terms will be defined post-evaluation and will usually tie to the delivery and acceptance of the goods as per defined timelines.

Price evaluation will focus on the total consolidated price while complying with the required quality and technical specifications stated in the bid.

While specific dates for bid opening and closing are typically included, bidders should refer to the official bidding document for accurate information regarding all key timelines.

The evaluation process includes compliance checks against the technical specifications, financial scrutiny, and alignment with eligibility criteria, with preference given to local suppliers as per stated guidelines.

MSEs can benefit via purchase preference provided they are registered and validated on GeM, meeting the required qualifications to bolster their competitiveness.

Yes, bidders must comply with Make in India policies, ensuring products supplied meet local content requirements per class designation (Class I or Class II local suppliers).

Yes, a minimum of 50% local content is required to qualify as a Class 1 supplier and 20% for Class 2 suppliers, as detailed in the specifications for each item category.