Open Tender for Fabricate and Supply of protection Box made out of not less than 3mm thickness GI Sheet

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 2 Lakhs in the past three years, and demonstrating relevant prior performance. Additionally, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and startups may seek exemptions from certain experience criteria.

Bidders must provide documentation that confirms their experience, turnover, and compliance with the specifications outlined in the ATC (Additional Terms and Conditions) document. Certificates must be valid and relevant to the offerings in the tender.

Interested bidders should complete the registration process as outlined by the GeM platform, ensuring they provide all necessary documentation and fulfill registration requirements before submitting a bid.

The accepted document formats typically include PDF, Word, or easily accessible electronic formats as specified in the tender documentation.

The technical specifications require that the protective boxes be fabricated from GI sheet that is a minimum thickness of 3mm. Further details on design and compliance can be found in the referenced documentation linked to the tender.

Yes, the protective boxes must adhere to the quality standards stated in the bid documents, ensuring they meet durability and usage specifications required by the Ministry.

Bidders must comply with the specifications outlined in the tender documents and any supplementary regulations regarding fabrication, safety, and environmental standards applicable within this category.

Yes, an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is required for bidders, the specifics of which are specified in the tender documents linked above.

Details regarding performance security requirements can be found in the tender documentation and usually stipulate the need for financial guarantees provided by the successful bidder post-award.

The payment terms will be provided upon awarding the tender and will specify conditions for payments made based on milestones achieved or upon satisfactory delivery of the goods.

The price evaluation will be processed through a total value-wise method, assessing the cost against the technical compliance and the overall value provided by the bidder.

Documents must be submitted electronically via the GeM portal, using the methods specified in the tender documents to ensure compliance with submission requirements.

The timeline for bid submission is outlined in the tender documents, encouraging bidders to adhere to the specified timelines for both submission and clarification requests.

Evaluation and selection of bids will be executed through a total value-wise assessment, taking into account compliance with the tender's technical specifics and the financial bid submitted.

Yes, MSEs may receive consideration for exemptions from experience requirements, which is aimed at fostering inclusion of smaller businesses in government contracts.

Yes, startups can seek exemptions from certain eligibility criteria based on turnover and experience, thereby providing an opportunity for emerging businesses to participate.

Yes, bidders are encouraged to ensure compliance with the 'Make in India' initiatives, which promote local procurement and manufacturing in line with government policies.

Bidders are required to conform to the applicable local content regulations as outlined in the procurement policies associated with this tender, encouraging the use of domestically sourced materials and labor.