Open Tender for Aamchur Powder,Ajwain,Almond,Baby Cashew,Baking Powder,Biryani Masala,Black Olive,Black Pepper,Blac

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and complying with the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regulations. Bidders must demonstrate the capacity to supply and store food items in bulk. Previous experience in supplying similar goods can be an added advantage.

Bidders must provide certificates confirming their registration with the GST and any relevant health and safety compliance documents. Certain product certificates may also be required depending on the item category.

To register for bidding on this tender, ensure that you have the necessary documents ready. Visit the GeM portal and follow the steps outlined for entity registration. You will need to submit your details along with supporting documentation.

For submission, acceptable document formats typically include PDF, DOC, and XLS. Ensure that all documents are clearly labeled and compiled as specified in the tender instructions.

Yes, each food item listed in the tender has specified technical specifications that must be adhered to. Bidders should reference the linked documentation for details on these specifications to ensure compliance.

All products supplied must comply with national food safety and quality standards. Ensuring that goods are free from contamination and meet nutritional guidelines is critical.

Bidders must provide all necessary documentation to demonstrate compliance with the specifications and requirements outlined in the tender. This may include product certifications, quality assurance documents, and financial verification.

Yes, the Department of Military Affairs may conduct quality tests on the supplied goods to ensure they meet the specified standards. Any discrepancies may result in rejection.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) amount is detailed in the tender documentation. It acts as a security to ensure that bidders promptly adhere to the tender terms upon winning the contract.

For selected bidders, a performance security will be required to safeguard against non-compliance with the contract terms. The amount and conditions will be outlined in the notification post-bid evaluation.

Payment terms are typically outlined in the contract agreement post-tender award. Bidders should familiarize themselves with the preferred methods and timelines for payment submissions.

Price evaluations will consider the total costs submitted by bidders alongside their compliance with technical specifications. The lowest priced technically qualified bidders will be preferred.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal using the provided submission mechanism stipulated in the tender. Ensure all documentation is uploaded before the deadline.

Evaluation results are typically communicated after the selection process concludes. Bidders are advised to check the GeM portal for updates and announcements.

Yes, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) may receive certain benefits as outlined by government policies, potentially including relaxed eligibility criteria and favorable evaluation processes.

Startups are encouraged to participate, and preferential treatment may be extended as per government mandates promoting entrepreneurship, such as the Make in India initiative.

Bidders must align with local content guidelines as per government policies, ensuring that a specified percentage of the products are sourced locally to promote domestic manufacturing.