Open Tender for Custom Bid for Services - Metal Scrap collection disposal services

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having relevant experience in metal scrap collection and disposal services, and meeting financial stability criteria as specified in the tender documentation.

Bidders must submit documents in formats such as PDF or Word. The required documents include registration certificates, financial statements, and any additional documentation relevant to exemptions.

To register, potential bidders must create an account on the GEM portal and follow the registration instructions provided in the tender documents. Detailed guidance is included in the "Instruction to Bidders" document.

The accepted document formats for submissions typically include PDF, Word, and sometimes image formats. Check the respective sections of the tender document for specific formatting requirements.

Technical specifications include the need for compliance with waste management standards, operational capabilities to handle varying types of metal scraps, and the ability to provide qualified personnel for execution.

Yes, bidders must comply with industry standards for waste management and scrap processing as laid out in the technical specifications section of the tender documents.

Yes, bidders are required to submit a performance security as part of the conditions outlined in the tender specifications. Provides reassurance for project delivery.

Payment terms are clearly outlined in the relevant payment terms document provided during the bid submission process. Familiarize yourself with these terms for compliance.

Price evaluation will be conducted based on total cost quoted in relation to the scope of work, taking into account any government provisions that may apply.

Bidders are encouraged to submit documents electronically through the GEM portal, ensuring all specified guidelines are adhered to for a successful submission.

Bidders will be notified of the evaluation results through official communication channels as outlined in the tender documentation.

MSEs may be eligible for specific benefits such as exemption from certain experience criteria and preferential evaluation in terms of pricing.

Yes, startups may also seek exemptions and participate under preferential criteria. They must provide requisite documentation to confirm their status.

This tender encourages compliance with 'Make in India' policies by promoting local vendors and solutions that align with sustainable development and waste management efforts.

Local content rules apply as per government directives, encouraging bidders to include local suppliers and resources in their execution plans to fortify the local economy.