Bids are Invited For PUF Panel in RAJNANDGAON, CHHATTISGARH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with an average annual turnover of at least ₹7 Lakh. Additionally, bidders must demonstrate at least two years of past experience and submit proof of prior performance that accounts for at least 20% of past contracts in the supply of PUF panels. OEM bidders are required to show an average turnover of ₹30 Lakh as part of their credentials.

Bidders are required to submit several key documents, including proof of registration, financial statements indicating an average annual turnover, and evidence of past performance. Additionally, bidders should provide any necessary certifications that validate their eligibility and capability for supplying PUF panels. If an exemption from experience or turnover criteria is sought, relevant supporting documents must be uploaded for review.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) for participating in the PUF Panel tender is set at ₹15,000. This deposit serves as a security for the buyer. Following the evaluation and selection process, successful bidders will receive detailed information on payment terms which will be specified in the contract. It is crucial for bidders to ensure accurate financial proposals to meet payment expectations.

Bids for the PUF Panel tender must be submitted electronically via the designated procurement portal. All required documentation must be included in the submission. It’s essential to adhere to submission guidelines outlined in the main document, which can be accessed online. Specific timelines regarding bid openings and notifications will be communicated during the tender period.

The tender includes specific provisions to support Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs), allowing exemptions from the standard eligibility criteria upon submission of relevant proof of qualification. Startups are also encouraged to apply under this tender, promoting their engagement in government procurement, and contributing uniquely innovative solutions in the supply of PUF panels while complying with 'Make in India' policies.