Invitation to Bid - flower pots or planters,flower pots or planters

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, a minimum of 1 year past experience in supplying similar products, and submission of relevant documentation that supports the bidder’s capacity to deliver the requested goods.

Bidders must submit compliance certification for the BoQ specifications, along with evidence of past performance pertaining to similar products supplied. This ensures that the bidders meet the necessary technical specifications required for this tender.

To register, interested bidders must create an account on the government procurement portal, regularly check for updates pertaining to registration processes, and submit their bids along with required documentation as outlined in the tender.

The submission of documents must be in standard formats such as PDF, JPG or any other accepted digital formats as specified in the portal guidelines. It's important to ensure that all documents are legibly scanned and complete.

All flower pots or planters supplied must adhere to applicable quality standards as defined in the tender specifications. Bidders should reference the document for precise quality compliance measures.

Bidders must comply with all outlined compliance requirements, including verification of past performance and eligibility for exemptions if applicable. Compliance documentation must be submitted with the bid.

No performance security or Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is required for this tender, allowing a more accessible participation process.

Specific payment terms and conditions will be outlined in detail post-selection based on the procurement policies of the Department of Atomic Energy. Bidders should prepare for payment after delivery and confirmation of compliance.

Bids will be evaluated based on the total value-wise evaluation method, which means that both the financial proposal and the technical compliance will weigh into the final selection.

Results will be communicated directly to the bidders through the official channels established by the Department of Atomic Energy. Notifications will follow the completion of the evaluation process.

While MSEs may participate, no special exemptions regarding experience or turnover are provided. Startups also do not enjoy such benefits in this specific tender.

The Make in India initiative encourages local manufacturing in India. Bidders may qualify for preference if they can substantiate their local content and procurement compliance as mandated by the government policies.

Yes, there is a local supplier preference outlined for this tender, favoring Class 1 local suppliers. Certification regarding local content is necessary to claim this preference during evaluations.