Procurement Opportunity: Supply of RFID readers for Logistics Data Bank (LDB) Project in India in CENTRAL DELHI, DELHI

Details are provided in the tender document.

A1: Bidders must have a minimum average annual turnover of INR 500 Lakhs for the last three years and at least three years of experience in supplying similar systems to government organizations. MSEs may have exemptions based on specific criteria.

A2: Bidders must provide necessary documents including experience criteria, past performance, bidder turnover certificates, OEM authorization certificates, and compliance with BoQ specifications.

A3: Bidders can confirm registration by completing the necessary documentation through the GeM portal and ensuring submission of all required documents before the bid closure date.

A4: Technical specifications are outlined in the tender documents which can be downloaded from the provided link. All bidders must ensure their products comply with these specifications.

A5: The EMD amount for the tender is INR 2,100,000. Bidders must submit this amount as part of their bid, unless an exemption applies under MSE or startup categories.

A6: Yes, eligible MSEs must provide valid supporting documents to claim exemption from the EMD as stated in the General Terms and Conditions of GeM.

A7: Payment terms will be determined post-bid evaluation; bidders are advised to refer to the financial documentation request in the bid for specific details around payment timelines.

A8: Bids will be evaluated on a total value-wise basis, with technical compliance and past performance contributing significantly to the final evaluation score.

A9: Bidders are allowed a two-day window post-submission to request technical clarifications by contacting the tender's authorized officer through the specified communication channels.

A10: No, only manufacturers and service providers are eligible to bid. Traders offering products manufactured by OEMs are excluded from eligibility.

A11: Yes, part quantity bidding is permitted. Bidders can specify the maximum quantity they can supply, ensuring it meets or exceeds the minimum bid requirement.

A12: Yes, MSEs will receive purchasing preferences as a key initiative under government procurement policies, provided they meet all eligibility criteria.

A13: Bids submitted past the deadline will be automatically rejected, so adherence to the specified timeline is crucial for participation in the tender process.

A14: Providing inaccurate or false documentation will result in immediate disqualification from the bidding process and potential legal ramifications.

A15: Additional information and details can be found in the tender documents linked within the description section, as well as the GeM portal for further queries.