Open Tender for Bullet Proof Glass Side Door Rear Body Veh BA No 04C 069715Y 2.5 Ton Takshsk,Silicon Tube for Bulle

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with relevant procurement experience in the field of miscellaneous tools. Bidders must submit supporting documentation of past performance and compliance with the BoQ specifications. If a bidder seeks exemption from experience or turnover criteria, they must upload relevant supporting documents for evaluation.

Bidders need to submit specific certificates as per the tender documents. These may include compliance certificates for the products being offered, previous performance records, and any other documentation that validates their capability to meet the technical specifications.

To register for the tender process, bidders must create an account on the GeM platform and provide documentation that verifies their eligibility criteria. Once registered, they can access details of the tender and submit bids accordingly.

Bidders are required to submit documentation in specified formats as detailed in the tender documents. Generally, accepted formats include PDFs and standard document submissions outlined in the compliance requirements.

The technical specifications detail the quality and type of goods required, including dimensions, material standards, and any specific compliance benchmarks established by the Indian Army. Bidders must comply with these specifications to successfully qualify.

Products must meet the quality standards mandated by the Department of Military Affairs. This includes adherence to military-grade quality and compliance with tested specifications outlined in the tender documents.

Bidders must demonstrate compliance with all stipulated requirements as detailed in the BoQ specifications and provide necessary supporting documents to validate their claims, ensuring that all criteria established by the Indian Army are met.

Yes, products might be subjected to testing criteria to assess their compliance with the stipulated specifications. This is crucial to ensure that the products meet military operational standards.

Bidders may be required to submit an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) as part of their bid submission. The tender documents will specify the amount and related conditions for EMD, designed to secure the bid from frivolous participants.

Successful bidders will be required to provide performance security to ensure compliance with the contract terms. Details regarding the amount and conditions will be outlined in the tender documents.

Payment terms for this tender will be established following the evaluation process and contract finalization. Specific terms will be highlighted in the agreement drawn between the Indian Army and the successful bidder.

The price evaluation will be conducted based on the total value of bids submitted, ensuring comparisons are made against the quality and compliance of products offered. Bidders must submit competitive pricing aligned with the tender's stipulations.

Submissions can be made electronically via the GeM platform, where bidders can upload the necessary documents and bid offers according to the guidelines provided in the tender.

While specific dates may vary, key timelines include the beginning of the bidding process, the last date for submission, and dates for bid opening. Bidders are encouraged to refer to the official document for precise details.

Bidders will be notified of the results following the evaluation process outlined in the tender documentation. Communication regarding the status of bids and next steps will be made through the contact details provided in the tender.

MSEs are provided special considerations during the evaluation process, including possible price relaxation that enables them to remain competitive against larger entities in the bidding process.

Yes, the tender explicitly encourages startups to participate by providing facilitative provisions to support entry into the procurement process, which can include relaxed qualification criteria and guidelines to aid participation.

Bidders must ensure compliance with the 'Make in India' policies by supporting local manufacturing initiatives and adhering to any related procurement rules that promote indigenous production in their submissions.