Open Tender for Custom Bid for Services - Custom Bid for removal of Bio Medical Waste

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with at least two years of relevant experience in bio-medical waste management and an average annual turnover of 5 Lakh.

Required certificates include authorization to handle bio-medical waste and any additional safety compliance certifications as mentioned in the tender documents.

The registration process involves creating an account on the GEM portal, completing all necessary details including company registration, and ensuring all documents are uploaded in the specified formats.

Accepted document formats are typically PDF, JPEG, and Word formats for all required documentation in the bidding process.

The technical specifications mandate that bidders show proven expertise in bio-medical waste management, including visible documentation regarding facilities and operational standards.

Bidders must comply with national quality standards regarding bio-medical waste, including following guidelines issued by health authorities and waste management regulations.

Bidders must meet all compliance requirements regarding environmental laws, safety protocols, and must possess necessary licenses for waste management according to legislative norms.

The testing criteria include validation through past performance reviews and the ability to manage waste within stipulated time frames and treatment processes as per regulations.

The EMD required for this tender is 45,000, which must be submitted alongside the bid documents.

Bidders must provide performance security that guarantees the satisfactory performance of the contract as per norms defined in the bid documents.

Payment terms will be defined in the contractual agreement, but generally involve milestones based on service delivery completion, subject to oversight and documentation.

The price evaluation considerations will take into account the total bid value, adherence to technical specifications, and operational sustainability as presented in the submitted documents.

Bids must be submitted electronically via the GEM portal within prescribed timelines, ensuring all requisite documents accompany the submission.

While exact timelines vary, interested bidders should refer to the bid document for specific time frames regarding submission, opening, and result notifications.

Results will typically be communicated through the GEM portal, where they can check the status of their bid and any relevant notifications provided by the issuing authority.

MSEs may receive exemption from certain requirements related to experience and turnover, provided they submit sufficient documentation to support their eligibility.

Yes, startups may be exempt from the experience criteria, offering an opportunity for newly established firms to participate in the tender process, provided documentation supports their capabilities.

The tender emphasizes local sourcing and supports the government's vision of promoting indigenous industries and reducing foreign dependency through procurement from local suppliers.

Yes, as part of the bid specifications, strict adherence to local content guidelines and procurement rules will be enforced to support domestic manufacturing and service provision.