Procurement Opportunity: Toilet Cleaner Liquid as per IS 7983,Bathing Soap Bar (V2),Toilet Soap, Liquid (V2) as per IS 4199,

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity in the relevant product supply market, having at least one year of past experience supplying similar cleaning products, and ensuring compliance with the prescribed technical and financial criteria. MSEs may receive exemptions from specific experience requirements if they provide necessary supporting documentation supporting their network and capability.

Bidders need to submit various required certificates, which typically include documentation demonstrating compliance with Indian Standards (IS) for the products, past performance certificates from previous suppliers, and OEM annual turnover certificates. Depending on the specific requirements, additional compliance documentation may also be mandated.

To register for participating in this tender, bidders should complete their entity registration on the GEM portal and ensure they possess all required documents and certifications. After registration, bidders can submit their bids along with the necessary documentation specified in the tender.

All submissions must adhere to the accepted document formats which typically include PDF, JPG, and DOC formats. Details on the specific formats required for documentation are outlined in the tender’s main document.

Bidders must meet rigorous technical specifications including conformance to IS standards applicable, such as IS 7983 for toilet cleaner liquids and IS 4199 for liquid soaps. Quality assurance and product testing results must be provided to validate compliance.

Yes, it is essential for bidders to comply with specified quality standards, particularly those set forth by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). Full details can be found in the tender documents and referenced standards.

Bidders should meet multiple compliance requirements including adherence to technical specifications, provision of quality certifications, and proof of regulatory compliance as outlined in the tender’s documentation.

The testing criteria involve assessing the products against given quality and performance metrics defined in Indian Standards. These criteria determine the effectiveness and safety of cleaning products before approval for delivery.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is generally required to secure the bid submission against defaulting bidders. The amount and payment procedures are specified in the tender documentation and bidders should consult this for additional details.

Bidders may be required to submit a performance security deposit upon successful bid award, which assures compliance with contract stipulations. Specific amounts and conditions are outlined in the tender documentation.

The payment terms for successful bidders are specified in the tender documents, typically detailing payment on successful delivery, inspections, and acceptance of products as compliant with stated specifications.

Price evaluations will be based on the lowest price methodology, considering all technical and financial criteria. Bids must be comprehensive and adhere to specified compliance requirements for consideration.

Submissions can only be made through the designated online platform, following the submission methods outlined in the tender documentation. This ensures all documents are accurately received and processed.

Bidders should carefully review the key timelines and deadlines stated in the tender documents for submission dates, evaluation periods, and any other relevant milestones.

Bidders will be notified of the results through the methods specified in the tender documentation, typically via the official platform used for submission, where final evaluations and award announcements will be made.

MSEs benefit from special provisions which may include exemptions from certain experience requirements and competitive financial terms to encourage participation in the tender. These benefits are detailed in the tender documentation.

Yes, the tender has specific provisions for startups, allowing increased participation opportunities and potential exemptions. It aims to bolster entrepreneurship and local manufacturing.

This tender aligns with the 'Make in India' policies by promoting local manufacturing and sourcing, aiming to boost the national economy through domestic procurement and support for Indian manufacturers.

Yes, specific local content and procurement rules apply to encourage the use of domestically produced goods and services. These regulations are intended to bolster the local manufacturing ecosystem and can be referenced in detail within the tender documentation.