Open Tender for DUAL DESK BENCH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with at least 3 years of relevant experience in supplying furniture. Moreover, a minimum average annual turnover of 15 Lakh is necessary, with bidders needing to provide documents supporting their past performance to enhance evaluation.

To participate, bidders must submit a range of documents, including the OEM authorization certificate, relevant experience documentation, certificates verifying turnover, and any supporting documents for potential exemptions from the experience or turnover criteria.

Bidders must register on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) platform. This registration is essential for document submission and to participate in the tender process.

The accepted document formats typically include PDF and other standard document types specified on the GeM platform. Bidders should ensure their documents comply with the submission guidelines outlined in the tender specifications.

The technical specifications detail requirements for construction, dimensions, and materials used to ensure durability and suitability for classroom settings. Bidders can find comprehensive specifications in the linked documents.

Yes, bidders must comply with specified quality standards as outlined in the tender documents. The evaluation will also consider adherence to these standards to ensure only high-quality products are supplied.

Bidders must fulfill all compliance requirements related to financial and technical documentation mentioned in the tender. This includes demonstrating experience and financial soundness per outlined criteria.

Testing criteria may include structural integrity, durability checks, and compliance with specified technical requirements. Detailed criteria can likely be accessed through the linked technical documents.

Bidders are generally required to submit an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) as part of the bidding process to ensure commitment. The specific amount and requirements can be verified through the tender documents.

Successful bidders must provide a performance security, the amount of which is determined by the contract value and specified in the tender documents.

Payment terms will be outlined in the awarded contract, generally including milestones or percentage-based payments following the delivery of goods or services as they are accepted.

Price evaluations will be made based on the total value wise evaluation method. This means that competitive pricing will be considered in conjunction with compliance with technical specifications.

All bids must be submitted through the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) to ensure all submissions are logged and evaluated in accordance with the tender guidelines.

Bidders should be mindful of suggested timelines related to submissions, clarifications, and openings. Detailed information can be found in the tender documents.

The evaluation and selection process involves assessing bids based on technical compliance and financial criteria, culminating in a decision based on lowest overall cost and best fit for technical specifications.

Notification of results will typically be communicated through the GeM portal, where bidders can check their application status and results of the evaluation process.

While the tender does not explicitly mention benefits for MSEs or startups, these entities can often find additional provisions or priority treatment detailed in government procurement policies.

Startups should review the detailed tender documents for any specific provisions or policies that support their participation in public tenders, as these can vary significantly.

Bidders are generally encouraged to comply with the ‘Make in India’ policies which promote local manufacturing. However, specific compliance requirements should be confirmed within the tender conditions.

Local content and procurement rules may apply and should be referred to in the tender documents to understand how they affect eligibility and evaluation criteria.