Government Tender Published for Mobile Containers for Solid Waste as per IS 12402,Mobile Containers for Solid Waste as per IS 12402 in KATHUA, JAMMU & KASHMIR

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, maintaining a minimum average annual turnover of 11 Lakhs for the last three years, and having past performances of supplying 50% of the bid quantity or similar items to government organizations.

Required certificates encompass documentation proving experience criteria, past performance, bidder turnover, OEM authorization certificate, and relevant financial statements demonstrating the average turnover.

To register, bidders must create an account on the official GEM portal. After registration, you can access and participate in the bidding process.

All submission documents must be uploaded in PDF format, maintaining clarity and compliance as specified in the bid guidelines.

Technical specifications include compliance with IS 12402, dimensions (minimum wheel diameter of 200mm), and constructional features like a wheel locking device and additional gripping systems.

Yes, the products must adhere to the quality standards set forth in IS 12402 for Mobile Containers for Solid Waste, ensuring durability and reliability in performance.

Bidders must be GST compliant, and wherever Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) is applicable, traders must quote zero GST in their bids.

The EMD amount required for this tender submission is 50,000, which must be paid via the prescribed method outlined in the bid document.

A Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) is not required for this tender, but bidders seeking EMD exemption should provide supporting documents as recommended in the provided guidelines.

Payment terms will be specified in the contract post-award, typically involving milestone-based payments upon successful delivery and acceptance of goods.

The evaluation process will be based on a total value wise evaluation, ensuring all bids submitted meet the required technical and eligibility criteria.

Results will be communicated through the GEM portal, where bidders can check the status of their submitted bids.

Unfortunately, no MSE benefits such as experience or turnover exemptions are provided in this tender process.

Yes, bidders must ensure compliance with the Make in India policies, which aim to enhance local manufacturing and procurement.

Delivery locations will be specified in the contract details after the winning bidder is notified, focusing on sites within the Jammu and Kashmir region.