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The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of 1 Lakh and an OEM annual turnover of 7 Lakh. Bidders must also demonstrate past performance with a compliance rate of at least 50% in comparable contracts to qualify for participation.

Bidders must furnish various certificates as part of their submissions, including:

• OEM Authorization Certificate
• Compliance Certifications that align with BoQ specifications
• Financial documents that validate turnover claims.

To participate, interested bidders should complete the registration process on the GeM portal. Ensure that all required documentation is prepared, as detailed in the tender, especially focusing on experience criteria and financial statements.

Submissions need to comply with the accepted document formats as specified in the guidelines provided on the GeM platform. Typically, PDF formats are preferred for documentation.

Bidders must ensure that their products comply with the technical specifications presented in the Bill of Quantities (BoQ) outlined in the official documentation. These specifications have been set to guarantee the operational effectiveness required by the Department of Defence.

Yes, products must meet prescribed quality standards as detailed in the tender documents. Bidders should provide necessary certifications to validate the quality of their offerings.

Compliance requirements necessitate that bidders follow all instructions outlined in the tender, particularly in terms of documentation for financial and performance validation, as well as adherence to specified product standards.

The testing criteria are defined in the product specifications outlined within the BoQ. Bidders can seek clarification from the buyer for specific testing protocols that may be required post-delivery.

The details regarding the EMD are typically outlined in the tender documentation. Bidders should refer closely to the official documents for specific requirements regarding deposit amount and submission guidelines.

Bidders may be required to present a performance security as part of the contract execution, guaranteeing adherence to quality and delivery timelines. Further specifics can be reviewed in the tender's main document.

Feedback regarding the evaluation and selection process will be communicated post-evaluation completion. Bidders are advised to monitor the GeM portal for notification updates.

The tender encourages participation from MSEs by providing certain preferential treatment and incentives, aimed at fostering a competitive yet inclusive bidding environment.

Startups may find specific provisions aiming to support their participation, enhancing inclusivity and encouraging innovative solutions within the procurement process.

The tender is structured to promote local sourcing and manufacturing practices in line with the 'Make in India' initiatives, encouraging local content in procurement processes, which aims to empower domestic manufacturers.

Bidders must submit their bids through the designated online platform, ensuring they adhere strictly to the submission guidelines outlined in the tender to avoid disqualification.

Key timelines can be found listed in the tender documentation. Significant dates include bid submission deadlines and opening dates. Bidders should refer to these details for accurate planning.

The evaluation and selection process will consider submitted bids based on compliance with specifications, financial capacity, and overall value proposals to determine the most advantageous bid for the public sector.

Bidders will be notified of the results through the official GeM portal once the evaluation process has been completed. Notifications will include details on selected vendors and next steps for successful bidders.