Procurement Opportunity: Mini Extension Pole Cum Tripod Cum Shooting Grip (Accessories for Action Cameras)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, compliant with the technical standards mentioned in the tender. Exemptions apply to MSEs and startups for experience and turnover criteria, subject to submission of pertinent documentation.

The product must include a swivel base with a thumb screw, an aluminum pole that is water-resistant, and must support known action camera brands like Sony, GoPro, etc. Detailed specifications are outlined in the bid document.

Yes, bidders must provide an OEM Authorization Certificate that confirms compliance with the required technical specifications, along with other supporting documents as necessary for validation of eligibility exemptions.

Bidders need to be registered entities on the GeM portal. Detailed processes for registration can be found within the GeM resources.

Documents must be submitted in PDF or other specified formats as indicated in the tender documentation. It is crucial to adhere to the submission format to avoid disqualification.

Detailed payment terms typically should be outlined in the contract following successful bid evaluation. Bidders are advised to review any relevant sections in the main document regarding financial engagements.

For this tender, there is no requirement for an EMD; however, confirming details is essential from the official bid document to ensure compliance with submission requirements.

Suppliers are allowed a period of three days to seek any technical clarifications during the evaluation process, ensuring clear communication and understanding of requirements.

The evaluation will focus on total value-wise assessment, considering compliance with technical requirements and financial propositions that deliver the highest value.

Notification of results will be communicated through the official platform, with successful bidders receiving further instructions for contract negotiation and execution.

Yes, MSEs are exempted from both experience and turnover criteria. This provides an opportunity for smaller enterprises to participate actively in large scale tenders while contributing to national growth.

Absolutely. There is a strong preference for products manufactured in India under the Make in India initiative, leading to specific local content requirements for qualifying bids.

Suppliers demonstrating at least 50% local content in their products qualify as Class 1 suppliers, thus enjoying procurement preferences as stipulated in the public procurement policy.

If the lowest (L-1) bidder is not an MSE, MSEs who have quoted prices within L-1 + 15% margin will be given an opportunity to match the L-1 price, potentially facilitating contract awards.

Startups are granted similar exemptions to MSEs regarding turnover and experience metrics, thus favorable conditions for participation are established.

Bidders must ensure adherence to all stipulated public procurement policies, including those concerning local sourcing and experience requirements, to prevent disqualifications during evaluation.

The main tender document can be downloaded from this link, which outlines all necessary details pertinent to the bid.