Procurement Opportunity: Refined Sugar as per IS 1151,Black Tea as per IS 3633,Roasted Chana,Iodized Salt in RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity in the relevant category, having an average annual turnover of at least 19 Lakh INR over the past three years, and possessing a minimum of 3 years of experience in supplying similar food items. MSEs can avail exemptions under specific conditions.

Bidders must provide certifications like the FSSAI for manufacturers and resellers, along with the Experience, Past Performance, and Turnover documents as specified in the bid document.

To register, bidders must navigate the official bidding website and complete the required registration process, ensuring they possess all necessary documentation as specified in the tender details.

The preferred document formats for submissions include PDF, .doc, and images in JPEG formats. Documents must be clearly readable and adhere to the submission guidelines laid out in the bid document.

Refined Sugar must conform to IS 1151, be packaged in new jute bags of 1 kg, and meet all quality assurance protocols as outlined in the bid document.

Yes, all food items must adhere to the relevant Indian Standards and quality specifications mentioned in the bid document. This includes testing criteria for freshness and quality.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is set at 6,600 INR. MSEs may qualify for an exemption under specific criteria, provided they submit the necessary supporting documents.

Startups are not exempt from experience criteria under this tender and must fulfill standard eligibility requirements as per the bidding guidelines.

Payment terms are typically outlined in the contract post-bid acceptance; however, they will be finalized in correspondence with the awarded bidder as per organizational policy.

Bids will be evaluated based on the lowest price followed by consideration of technical specifications and past performance, ensuring compliance with all bid requirements.

Successful bidders will receive notifications through the official procurement channel. All bidders will also have access to the evaluation outcome posted publicly.

Yes, MSEs will receive purchase preferences if they meet the stipulated conditions, including a valid status as a Micro or Small Enterprise according to the latest MSME standards.

Yes, bidders must adhere to applicable guidelines under the 'Make in India' initiative, promoting local manufacturing and service provision.

Local content requirements demand that a specific percentage of the product inputs be sourced locally, providing preferential treatment to local suppliers during the evaluation process.