Procurement Opportunity: Digital Camera

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity alongside a minimum of one year of relevant past experience in supplying digital cameras or comparable equipment. Entities seeking exemption due to inexperience must submit appropriate documentation for evaluation.

Participants are required to submit the Experience Criteria documentation, past performance records, and any requested certificates as specified in the bid details. Additional documents to support claims for exemption from experience and turnover criteria should also be provided during the submission.

To register for the tender, interested parties should complete the registration process on the e-procurement platform. Following registration, they may access the documentation necessary for bid submission, ensuring compliance with all outlined requirements.

The accepted document formats include standard PDF files for specifications and submissions as mandated by the e-procurement platform. Bidders should ensure that all documents are clearly legible and packaged appropriately as per submission guidelines.

Yes, bidders must comply with the outlined technical specifications which require adherence to professional-grade standards for image quality. Further details on these specifications are provided in the linked technical document.

The quality standards expected from the digital cameras include compliance with industry benchmarks for resolution, reliability, and operational durability within military or equivalent environments. Details can be referenced in the technical specifications.

Participants must comply with all eligibility and submission criteria detailed in the tender documentation. This includes adherence to quality standards, technical specifications, and supporting documentation needed for competitive evaluation.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is to be submitted as part of the bid proposal. The amount and specific details for submission are outlined in the main tender document. Bidders must ensure compliance with the EMD conditions to avoid disqualification.

Upon award of the tender, the selected bidder will be required to provide a performance security to ensure the fulfillment of contractual obligations. Specific amounts and conditions for performance security are detailed within the tender documentation.

The evaluation process will utilize a total value-wise evaluation method. Bids will be assessed based on technical specifications compliance, past performance, overall intent of submission, and financial factors to determine suitability.

Notifications regarding the results of the tender evaluation will be communicated to participants through official channels as specified in the documentation. Bidders are advised to check the procurement portal for updates.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) will receive benefits such as exemptions for specific experience criteria, thus enabling broader participation and support from the government to grow their client base within government procurement.

Yes, startups can avail themselves of exemptions regarding years of experience required for participation in this tender, promoting inclusivity and opportunities for emerging businesses.

Compliance with the 'Make in India' initiative requires that bidders align their proposals with national interests emphasizing local sourcing and manufacturing. Bidders should reference procurement policies that support local content and encourage domestic capabilities in their proposals.