Government Tender Published for Artificial Turf Volleyball Court & Allied Accessories

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing at least 1 year of past experience related to similar services, and maintaining a minimum average annual turnover of 7 Lakhs over the last three years. Additionally, MSEs and startups can avail exemptions concerning turnover and experience.

Bidders must submit various certificates, including the OEM Authorization Certificate, evidence of past performance, and compliance with the specifications outlined in the BoQ. Additional documents as specified in the ATC are also required.

To register, one must follow the registration procedures on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal, ensuring the entity meets all outlined eligibility and documentation standards specified in the tender.

All documents should ideally be submitted in electronic formats allowed by the GeM portal, commonly including PDF, DOC, and XLS formats for comprehensive evaluation.

The technical specifications of the Artificial Turf Volleyball Courts must comply with relevant standards and guidelines specified in the provided technical documents. Detailed compliance assurance and product guarantees are required.

Yes, products must meet quality standards as detailed in the technical specifications document linked in the tender. Compliance with industry standards is critical for ensuring the durability and performance of the volleyball courts.

Yes, an EMD of 47,892 INR is required to participate in this tender process. This deposit ensures commitment from the bidders and is returned after the tender process concludes.

Winning bidders must provide a performance security, generally ranging from 2-5% of the total contract amount, to guarantee fulfillment of the contract terms.

Payment terms will be stipulated in the award document after the bid evaluation, commonly involving milestone payments tied to delivery and installation.

Price evaluations are carried out based on the overall cost of the offer, putting weight on the total value-wise evaluation method, alongside technical qualifications of bidders.

Bids must be submitted electronically via the GeM portal, ensuring all required documents are uploaded satisfactorily within the specified timeframe.

The tender process will encompass bid submissions and evaluations as outlined in the bidding schedule, which includes specific timelines for the opening and closing of bids.

Bidders will be informed through the GeM portal regarding the results of the bid evaluations, alongside any necessary follow-up instructions for awarded tenders.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) are provided exemptions related to experience and turnover criteria, allowing increased access to participate in government tenders.

Yes, startups are similarly exempt from the experience and turnover criteria, promoting innovation and participation from new entrepreneurs in the bidding process.

The tender encourages local sourcing and compliance with local content requirements under the 'Make in India' initiative, fostering domestic manufacturing and service provision.