Open Tender for Medium Back Revolving Chairs,Medium Back Chair,2- Seater Table,4 seater table with electricity swit in GHAZIABAD, UTTAR PRADESH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and providing proof of local content as a Class 1 local supplier under the 'Make in India' policy. MSEs and startups may also participate.

Yes, bidders must provide a certificate indicating the percentage of local content along with their proposals to qualify as a Class 1 local supplier. This is crucial for adherence to the 'Make in India' initiative.

Bidders must register through the GeM platform to participate in the bidding process. Ensure that your profile is verified and updated with relevant documents for eligibility.

Bidders must upload documents in compatible formats specified on the GeM portal which typically include PDFs, scanned images, and other editable formats as stipulated in the tender document.

The technical specifications require a minimum local content of 50% and stipulate that the products should have at least 5 years of residual market life without being declared obsolete.

All products must comply with the relevant ISO standards and specifications laid out by the buyer. Submission of compliance certification is mandatory.

Bidders must comply with the laws and policies regarding local sourcing and sustainable procurement practices, including adherence to labor laws and product standards mandated by the buyer.

Yes, a performance security of 3% is required for 14 months upon contract award to ensure compliance and reliability of the supplier.

Payment terms are typically based on the delivery and acceptance of goods, as well as compliance with the stipulated specifications. Specific terms will be defined in the final contract.

Bids are evaluated on an item-wise basis. The lowest priced bid for each schedule will be declared L1 separately, allowing for a competitive evaluation process.

Yes, all bidders will be notified of the results of the bidding process through the GeM platform, including the status of their bids and the awardees.

MSEs are afforded purchase preference in accordance with the Public Procurement Policy, allowing them opportunities to match L1 quotes if their bids fall within the specified margin.

While no exemptions from years of experience and turnover exist for startups in this tender, participation is encouraged under the 'Make in India' initiative.

The procurement emphasizes purchasing from Class 1 local suppliers, with required documentation to showcase local manufacturing capability—aligning with the national objectives to promote indigenous products.

Any international bidders must be registered with the competent authority and comply with local requirements including submission of required certifications and a local support office in India.

All submissions should be made electronically through the GeM portal, adhering to specified guidelines for document formats and required documentation to ensure compliance.