Contract Bidding Open For Custom Bid for Services - Fixing of 250 Nos Cemented Tree Guards by excavation of earth grouting f in JALANDHAR, PUNJAB

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of 5 Lakh over the last three years. Additionally, bidders must demonstrate past experience in executing similar services.

The required documents include evidence of prior experience in similar services, certified audited financial statements for turnover evaluation, and any documentation that supports claims for exemption from eligibility criteria.

While MSEs and startups are encouraged to apply, they are not exempt from the strict eligibility requirements. They must provide documentation to demonstrate their ability to meet the necessary experience and turnover criteria.

Bidders must comply with the technical specifications outlined in the tender documentation, ensuring adherence to quality standards, and delivery methods specified for the fixing of tree guards.

Yes, the services must comply with the quality standards detailed in the scope of work, ensuring robust implementation for the proposed project.

The evaluation will be based on a total value wise evaluation, taking into account the bids' technical compliance, past experiences, and financial standing to ascertain which bid best meets project requirements.

No, the EMD requirement has been specified as not necessary for this particular tender.

Payment terms are detailed in the tender documents and typically involve clear guidelines on milestones leading to payment, which must be adhered to throughout the execution of services.

Price evaluation will consider the total evaluated cost and relate directly to the scope of work and compliance with the prescribed tender conditions.

Submissions must be made electronically through the GeM portal, where all necessary documents and bids must be uploaded for evaluation.

Bidders are allowed a period of two days for technical clarifications to ensure clarity and compliance with the project's specifications.

Yes, MSEs will receive preferential treatment in scenarios where their bids are within the specified margin of the lowest bid, ensuring equitable opportunities in the bidding process.

Bidders will receive notifications through the GeM portal regarding the results of their submissions and any subsequent actions required based on evaluations.

Yes, bidders are required to comply with the 'Make in India' initiative as part of their participation, which may involve demonstrating local content in services and materials used.

The tender specifies that document submissions must be made in clearly delineated electronic formats as detailed in the submission guidelines, typically in PDF or relevant industry-standard formats.