Tender Notice for E - Cart for Garbage (V2)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of INR 2 Lakhs. Bidders must also show at least 1 year of relevant past experience in the supply of similar products. Those seeking exemption from these criteria need to submit appropriate supporting documents.

Bidders must provide an OEM Authorization Certificate, documents supporting compliance with BoQ specifications, and any additional certifications requested in the Acceptable Terms and Conditions (ATC).

Registration is done online through the GeM platform. Bidders must create an account, submit required documentation, and comply with eligibility criteria to participate in the bidding process.

Bidders are encouraged to submit documents in widely accepted formats such as PDF or Word. However, specific formats may be detailed in the tender document, and it is crucial to adhere to these guidelines for a valid submission.

The technical specifications for the E-Cart are outlined in the tender document. Compliance with these specifications is mandatory for bid acceptance, and failure to do so may result in disqualification.

Bidders must comply with the quality standards as determined by the Panchayat and Rural Development Department. These typically include industry standards relevant to the production and use of durable and efficient waste management equipment.

Yes, bidders must ensure compliance with all relevant regulations and standards outlined in the tender, including environmental and safety considerations pertinent to garbage management practices.

Testing criteria will be based on specifications detailed in the tender document. Bidders should ensure that their product meets operational effectiveness and durability under typical usage conditions.

EMD details can vary by tender, but bidders are typically required to submit an EMD to demonstrate commitment to the bid. Specific amounts and procedures are provided in the tender documentation.

Winning bidders may need to submit a performance security that guarantees the fulfillment of contract obligations as per the terms specified in the tender document.

Payment terms, including milestones for disbursement, will be outlined in the tender documents. Bidders should ensure that they agree with these terms before submission.

The evaluation of price is carried out using the Total Value Wise Evaluation method, which assesses bids based on cost-effectiveness and compliance with technical documentation.

Bids must be submitted electronically via the GeM platform following the guidelines set out in the tender document. Both technical and financial proposals should be clearly separated in the submission process.

Notifications regarding the bid results will be communicated through the GeM platform as specified in the tender documentation.

MSEs may benefit from relaxed eligibility criteria, potentially lower financial security requirements, and additional support from the issuing authority to encourage participation.

Startups may have access to similar benefits as MSEs, including eased compliance requirements and support aimed at fostering innovation and competition in government procurement.

Yes, bidders are expected to adhere to 'Make in India' policies, which emphasize the importance of local manufacturing and procurement practices, contributing to sustainable development within the country.

Local content procurement rules encourage the participation of local vendors and prioritize products made within the country. Bidders must ensure adherence to these criteria as per the tender documents.