Bids are Invited For Bullet Resistant Morcha as per IS 17525 in SONIPAT, HARYANA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing relevant experience in similar supplies, and demonstrating financial stability through minimum turnover earnings over the past three years.

Bidders must provide certificates for Experience Criteria, Past Performance, Bidder Turnover, and OEM Authorization, along with any additional documents stipulated in the tender.

To register, you must create an account on the GeM portal and submit your bid in accordance with the outlined procedure, ensuring you meet all requirements specified in the tender.

Documents should be submitted in PDF or image formats as specified during the bid submission process. All documents must be clear and legible for evaluation.

The technical specifications require the Morcha to be manufactured using armor-grade steel and to be ISI marked, satisfying the safety and performance criteria outlined in the tender.

Bids must conform to the description provided in this tender, including adherence to IS 17525 standards for ballistic protection and any additional quality assurances specified.

Compliance with the Make in India initiative and submission of validation documents required for MSE advantages is essential to participating successfully.

Bidders must agree to provide test reports attesting to conformity with IS specifications and are required to undergo pre-dispatch inspection by an empanelled agency.

The EMD for this tender is set at 10,50,000 INR, which must be submitted alongside the bid documentation. MSEs may apply for exemptions under specific circumstances.

The successful bidder will be required to maintain a performance security at 3% of the contract value valid for a duration of 33 months from the contract date.

Payment terms will generally be specified in the final contract but typically follow government guidelines applicable to the Central Armed Police Forces procurement policies.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal, adhering to outlined submission guidelines to ensure compliance.

While specific deadlines are not mentioned in this context, bidders should stay updated via the official portal and aim to submit their bids well in advance.

The evaluation will focus on total value, ensuring compliance with technical specification adherence. Bid comparisons will evaluate bidders based on initial qualifications.

Post-evaluation, successful bidders will receive notifications through the GeM portal, encouraging participants to remain informed about the tender progress.

MSEs are exempt from specific turnover and experience criteria, provided they comply with quality standards, offering a level playing field for participation in government tenders.

Startups will also be given similar exemptions regarding prior experience and turnover requirements, conditional upon meeting quality specifications as stated in the tender.

Yes, preferences will be given to Class 1 local suppliers who comply with the local content requirements outlined in the tender, in accordance with applicable procurement policies.

Bidders must ensure that their products meet the local content criteria set out in the Make in India initiative, with documentation verifying local content percentage as necessary.