Tender Notice for DSLR / Compact / Handheld Camcorder or Video Cameras

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of INR 2 Lakhs, and possessing at least 1 year of past experience in supplying similar audio-visual equipment.

Bidders are required to submit signed bid forms, certificates validating financial stability, past performance documentation, and their technical proposal in PDF format.

To participate, bidders must register on the GEM platform, ensuring their organization complies with all eligibility criteria outlined in the tender documentation.

All documents must be submitted in PDF format to ensure clarity and compliance with the tender requirements.

Bidders should propose cameras that support high-definition video recording and include features like optical zoom and image stabilization, along with necessary accessories.

Yes, the cameras proposed must meet governmental quality standards as outlined in the tender documentation to ensure reliability and durability.

Bidders must comply with all requirements stated in the tender, including financial, technical, and past performance criteria as defined in the eligibility section.

The tender may require a nominal EMD, which acts as a financial guarantee against the proposal, ensuring the seriousness of the bidder. Specific details will be outlined in the documents.

Successful bidders may be required to submit a performance bank guarantee to ensure compliance with contractual obligations, subject to the conditions laid out post-award.

Payment terms may be outlined in the tender conditions, generally requiring adherence to government's procurement norms and standards for processing payments.

Prices will be evaluated based on the completeness of the proposal, adherence to specifications, and overall value offered, promoting competitiveness among bidders.

Notification of results will typically be communicated via the GEM platform, emphasizing transparency in the review and selection process.

Yes, the tender includes provisions favoring MSEs, providing them opportunities to participate under more favorable conditions to support their growth.

Startups are encouraged to participate, potentially benefiting from relaxed eligibility and qualification criteria to foster innovation and inclusion in public procurement.

The procurement is aligned with the 'Make in India' initiative, promoting local manufacturing and sourcing of goods, thereby supporting domestic industries.

Yes, the tender promotes local procurement, ensuring that a certain percentage of the products offered must be manufactured or assembled within India, fostering local industries.