Bid Publish Date
23-Dec-2024, 5:55 pm
Bid End Date
13-Jan-2025, 9:00 am
Location
Progress
Public procurement opportunity for Central Board Of Excise And Customs (cbec) Scanning and Digitisation Service (Version 2) - 200; A3 in GUNTUR, ANDHRA PRADESH. Quantity: 95500 issued by. Submission Deadline: 13-01-2025 09: 00: 00. View full details and respond.
Quantity
95500
Bid Type
Two Packet Bid
Bid Validity
90 (Days)
Bid Type
Service
Evaluation
Total value wise evaluation
Tech Clarification Time
2 Days
Arbitration Clause
No
Mediation Clause
No
Tender Category
Service
Bid To RA
No
Bid To RA Enabled
No
Item Category
Scanning and Digitisation Service (Version 2) - 200; A3
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Key insights about ANDHRA PRADESH tender market
The eligibility requirements emphasize that bidders must be registered entities and comply with the relevant public procurement policies. For Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs), while purchase preference is available, there are no exemptions for years of experience and turnover.
Bidders must provide certificates confirming registration with the appropriate authorities and any relevant documentation to support the claims of eligibility, especially for MSEs seeking purchase preference.
Bidders must register through the official online bidding platform. The process involves submitting required documents related to eligibility and financial stability as specified in the bid document.
Bidders should submit their documents in electronic formats as specified in the tender documentation. Typically, formats like PDF are preferred, keeping in mind the clarity and legibility of the documents.
The technical specifications include a scanning resolution of 200 dpi for A3 documents, processing speed between 5001 to 10,000 pages per day, and documents should be aged between 26 to 50 years.
Yes, compliance with specific quality standards reflecting the required scanning resolution and document handling specifications is essential. Background checks for documentation quality will be a part of evaluation criteria.
Bidders must comply with the Make in India policy guidelines along with any quality assurance standards outlined in the tender documentation, ensuring that all specifications are adhered to.
Yes, the digitized output may be subject to evaluation based on the scanning quality, adherence to specified resolution, and processing speed as part of the contractual obligations once awarded.
For this tender, no EMD is required, allowing bidders to submit their bids without the need to pay any upfront monetary deposit.
There are no specified performance security requirements detailed in the current tender framework, enhancing the ease of participation for bidders.
Payment terms will typically be stipulated in the final purchase order, yet bidders are encouraged to provide clear pricing breakdowns that will be considered during the evaluation process.
The price evaluation is primarily based on the total value-wise evaluation method, focusing on the complete cost offered by bidders that meets the predefined technical requirements.
Bids should be submitted electronically through the designated online bidding platform, and it's vital to follow the submission guidelines outlined in the tender document for smooth processing.
Timelines for the bid submission process will be clearly outlined in the tender documentation, requiring strict adherence to ensure bids are considered.
Post-evaluation, bidders will be notified regarding the outcomes via the official portal post-bid analysis, with results being communicated as per the defined procedural norms.
MSEs will benefit from purchase preferences, ensuring they have a chance to be awarded contracts, providing they meet eligibility criteria and offer competitive pricing within the prescribed margin.
No exemptions concerning years of experience and turnover will be granted to startups for participation in this tender, similarly to the provisions made for regular MSEs.
The tender adheres to local procurement rules as outlined in the Make in India policies, stressing domestic sourcing and preferences for local service providers in alignment with national regulations.