Contract Bidding Open For Tool Kit for Zari - Zardozi Craft

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity under GeM, and for MSEs and startups, there are exemptions from turnover and experience criteria provided that quality standards are satisfied.

Bidders are required to submit a Certificate, along with two additional documents as specified in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC). If seeking exemptions, proof of eligibility must be included.

To register for the tender, bidders must access the GeM portal, create an account, and submit necessary details along with required documentation to be eligible for bidding.

Documents should be submitted in formats compatible with GeM standards, typically PDF or specified formats in the tender documentation.

The tool kits must include items meeting the GeM Category Specifications, particularly focusing on household sewing machines that are BIS marked.

All items must meet the quality standards specified in the GeM procurement policy, ensuring suitability for artisans involved in Zari - Zardozi crafts.

Yes, bidders must comply with GeM requirements and provide all necessary documentation to verify eligibility, including quality certification if applicable.

The products will be evaluated against established technical specifications highlighted in the tender documents, ensuring they meet the set standards before acceptance.

No, there is no EMD required for this tender, streamlining the participation process for eligible bidders.

No performance security (ePBG) is required for this tender, facilitating easier access for bidders.

Payment terms should be outlined in the finalized contracts and are expected to be in accordance with standard GeM procedures following evaluation and acceptance of the bids.

The evaluation will be carried out based on a total value-wise approach, ensuring clarity and fairness in the selection of bids based on the documents submitted.

Yes, results of the evaluation process will be duly communicated to all participating bidders as per GeM guidelines.

MSEs are exempt from several stringent criteria, thereby facilitating their participation in governmental procurements while promoting local industries.

Yes, startups are similarly exempted from certain requirements, enabling them to compete effectively in the bidding process.

The procurement aligns with the 'Make in India' initiative by encouraging participation from local enterprises and supporting domestic artisanal craftsmanship in traditional Zari and Zardozi practices.