Open Tender for Shade Net House

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 5 Lakh (s) over the last three years, and demonstrating 2 years of relevant experience in similar service provision.

Bid submissions require various documents including Experience and performance certificates, an OEM Authorization Certificate, and any other certificates specified in the ATC.

Bidders must register through the GeM portal and must submit all requisite documents as specified in the tender to participate.

The preferred document formats typically include PDF or scanned copies of the original certificates and supporting documents.

Technical specifications include structures confined by agro nets, designed to allow necessary sunlight, moisture, and air with specific size requirements ranging between 200 to 4000 square meters.

All bid submissions must meet the technical specifications as set out in the tender document which correlates with the approved GeM Category Specifications.

Yes, bidders must comply with the Public Procurement Policy for MSEs and submit documentation supporting compliance with the 'Make in India' policies wherever applicable.

The EMD amount is set at ₹12,000. Bidders seeking exemption must provide adequate documentation.

Performance security will not be required for this tender, but EMD must be submitted along with the bid.

Payment terms will be outlined in the contract agreement following the evaluation and award process, generally necessitating adherence to the stipulated conditions within the tender.

Bids must be submitted before the bid end date which is stipulated in the tender document.

Bids will undergo a total value-wise evaluation focusing on both financial and technical standing alongside prior performance.

Bidders can expect to receive notifications regarding results through the GeM platform, or alternatively through the contact information provided in the tender documentation.

MSEs enjoy purchase preference as outlined by the Public Procurement Policy, allowing them a competitive edge if they fall within the price bracket set for L1 bidders.

Startups are excluded from exemptions regarding past experience and turnover requirements, necessitating that they meet the same criteria as other bidders.