Government Tender Published for Custom Bid for Services - SELECTION OF TELECOMINTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER FOR PROVISIONING INTERNET C in CENTRAL DELHI, DELHI

The eligibility requirements include being a legally registered entity, minimum average annual turnover of INR 43 Lakhs, and five years of past experience in providing similar services to government organizations or PSUs. Exemptions exist for MSEs and startups under specific conditions.

Bidders must submit documents including experience verification, bidder turnover documentation, certificates as requested in the ATC (Additional Terms & Conditions), and OEM authorization certificates as per tender requirements.

Interested bidders must register with GeM, create a seller profile, and ensure that all required documents are in place. Bidders should also validate their credentials in the GeM system as per the latest guidelines.

All documents must be submitted in PDF format, and additional formats may be required as specified in the tender instructions. Ensure to follow guidelines on file size and nomenclature.

The technical specifications include compliance with regulatory requirements, adherence to the detailed Scope of Work and Service Level Agreements as specified in the bidding documents.

Bidders must ensure compliance with all Quality Standards specified in the Scope of Work. The services provided must meet the technical specifications and performance metrics outlined in the tender documents.

Yes, bidders must comply with Make in India policies, local content requirements, and any specific documentation requested in the bid, ensuring that services meet all regulatory standards.

The EMD amount is set at INR 174,000. Bidders must adhere to guidelines on submission, which may include options for online payment or demand drafts.

The expected Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) is 3% of the total contract value to be submitted as part of the bid compliance, valid for the duration of the contract.

Payment terms are outlined in the bidding documentation. Bidders must review the Payment Terms document included in the referenced materials for detailed payment intervals and conditions.

Price evaluations will be based on a Total Value Wise Evaluation approach, considering both financial documents and previous experience credentials submitted as part of the bid.

Documents can be submitted through the GeM online portal or in physical form, as specified in the tender guidelines. Ensure that electronic submissions meet the required submission standards.

While specific dates are not mentioned, bidders should refer to the bid end date and opening date provided in the official documentation for planning and submission purposes.

The process includes a comprehensive evaluation of technical and financial documents. The selection will be finalized after assessing compliance with eligibility and quality criteria.

Results will typically be communicated post-evaluation, with notifications sent to all participating bidders through the GeM platform.

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises can avail exemptions from experience and turnover criteria, provided they meet the specified quality standards and submit necessary documentation to support their claims.

Yes, startups are also exempt from experience and turnover requirements, subject to compliance with quality and technical specifications as detailed in the tender documents.