Bids are Invited For SHOE COVER DISPENSER MACHINE in BANGALORE, KARNATAKA

The eligibility requirements for this tender include being a registered entity, not being under liquidation or bankruptcy, and submitting all required documentation such as OEM authorization and compliance certifications. MSEs are encouraged but will not receive exemptions from experience or turnover criteria.

Bidders must provide the following required documents:

• OEM Authorization Certificate
• Compliance with BoQ Specifications
• Relevant supporting documents to prove eligibility if exemption from experience/turnover criteria is being sought.

To participate in this tender, bidders must first ensure they are registered with the GeM portal. Following registration, they can access the tender documents and submit their proposals according to the guidelines set.

All required documents must be uploaded in a digital format on the GeM portal. Accepted formats typically include PDF, DOCX, and possibly JPEG for images of certifications.

The technical specifications include functionality that meets user convenience and safety standards. Detailed specifications may be found in the attached technical documents that must accompany bids.

Yes, bidders are required to meet the specified quality standards outlined in the tender documentation. Any discrepancies in technical parameters may lead to bid rejection.

Bidders must ensure compliance with all tender requirements, including submission of certification and proof of adherence to the outlined technical specifications.

Testing criteria include pre-dispatch inspections and post-receipt assessments to ensure that the product aligns with the requirements stated in the tender documentation.

The EMD details for this tender specify that an EMD is not required. Bidders can proceed without submitting an earnest deposit.

For this tender, performance security is not mandated, allowing participating bidders to focus on technical and compliance aspects without financial assurance requirements.

Payment terms are generally processed after acceptance of the supplied goods. Exchanges will occur as per the delivery and acceptance documented in the bid.

Price evaluation will occur on a total value wise evaluation, meaning that the overall cost of compliance, quality, and delivery terms will influence the final selection process.

Proposals must be submitted electronically via the GeM portal, where bids will be uploaded along with all necessary documentation.

Bidders should be aware of bid opening and closing times before submission. It is crucial to adhere to these timelines as specified in the tender documents.

The evaluation and selection process involves reviewing each bid against the set criteria, including technical compliance, submission of documentation, and price evaluations.

Results will typically be communicated to bidders via the GeM portal or through direct contact from the buyer's representative after the evaluation phase.

MSEs can benefit from purchase preferences if they have valid Udyam registration. This preference will apply if they are the manufacturer or OEM of the offered product.

Currently, there are no special exemptions from experience or turnover criteria for startups in this tender. All applicants will be held to the same standards.

Bidders must comply with the Make in India policies by sourcing materials from local suppliers and ensuring that production follows local procurement rules. This is crucial for supporting government initiatives aimed at promoting indigenous industries.