Bids are Invited For Free Standing Vitrine with 3 sided glass,Free Standing Vitrine with 5 sided glass,Wall Mounted Vitr in North Goa, GOA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of ₹25 lakh, and possessing relevant experience in delivering museum display units or related items. Additionally, bidders must provide OEM authorization certificates and compliance documentation for BoQ specifications. For MSEs, exemptions from these requirements may be available, provided they submit appropriate evidence.

Bidders must provide a comprehensive set of documents including:

• Experience criteria documentation
• Past performance and turnover statements
• Certificates requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC)
• OEM authorization certificates
  Each document must be tailored to meet the specifications defined in the tender, and relevant supporting documents are essential for MSEs seeking exemptions from experience requirements.

The EMD, amounting to ₹150,000, serves as a financial security measure to ensure the commitment of bidders. This amount must be submitted alongside the bid as a guarantee for potential damages in the case of withdrawal or non-compliance post-selection. Once the tender is successfully awarded, the EMD may be returned to unsuccessful bidders.

The evaluation process is based on a total value-wise assessment of submitted bids. This includes reviewing compliance with the eligibility requirements, examining technical specifications adherence, and evaluating the overall cost. Bids undergoing evaluation will be categorized according to their responsiveness to both technical and financial stipulations, ensuring transparent selection of suitable vendors.

Yes, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) may benefit from exemptions related to experience and turnover requirements if they provide the necessary documentation demonstrating their eligibility. The tender encourages MSE participation in line with ‘Make in India’ policies to boost local procurement and enhance competition, ultimately benefiting small businesses in the sector.