Procurement Opportunity: Groundnut Oil (V2) as per IS 544 in VALSAD, GUJARAT

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of 1137 Lakh over the past three financial years, as well as one year of past experience supplying similar products to any governmental organization or PSU.

Bidders must upload several documents including the Experience Criteria, Past Performance certificates, Bidder Turnover, OEM Authorization Certification, and any other documents specified in the bid.

To register for the tender, interested bidders must go through the official GeM portal and follow the registration process for becoming an approved supplier.

Required documents must be submitted in PDF format, along with any necessary certificates in compliance with guidelines specified in the tender.

Yes, the groundnut oil must comply with IS 544 standards. Key specifications include moisture content, clarity, and iodine values, as detailed in the tender document.

Bidders need to meet the compliance requirements set forth in the bid which include providing valid certifications and maintaining quality standards stipulated in the technical specifications.

The EMD amount is determined based on the total quantity and value of the tender, specifically set at ₹2,199,624.

The performance security required is 5% of the contract value and must be valid for a duration of 6 months.

The evaluation process will be item-wise and consignee-wise, with bids assessed on compliance with eligibility criteria and quality specifications. Reverse auctions may also take place among qualified bidders.

Price evaluations are based on competitive market conditions, underlining the lowest quoted price yet maintaining quality and compliance with set specifications.

In this tender, there are no special advantages or exemptions provided for MSEs regarding experience and turnover criteria.

Similar to MSEs, there are no exemptions provided for startups in terms of experience or turnover requirements.

Notification of the results will be delivered through the GeM portal or communicated via official channels as stated in the tender document.

Yes, bidders are encouraged to comply with 'Make in India' policies by offering products manufactured locally and adhering to local procurement rules.

While specific content requirements are not outlined, adherence to local manufacturing and compliance with Indian Standards (IS) is expected to promote local sourcing and procurement.