Procurement Opportunity: TOMATO SEEDS,CABBAGE SEEDS,CAULIFLOWER SEEDS,WATERMELON SEEDS,ALFALFA SEEDS,PEA VIR SEEDS,LOCAL PEA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, demonstrating a minimum average annual turnover of 13 lakh in similar projects over the past three years. A minimum of three years of past experience in supplying seeds or related categories is also necessary. Bidders must also comply with the specifications outlined in the Bill of Quantities (BoQ).

Bidders must submit several required certificates, including OEM Authorization Certificates, proof of past performance, and documentation supporting their average annual turnover. Additional supporting documents related to compliance with the BoQ specifications may also be required for successful evaluation.

The registration process involves creating an account on the government e-marketplace (GeM) platform. After registration, bidders should upload their bid documents, demonstrating compliance with eligibility criteria and submitting the required certificates within the given deadlines.

The accepted document formats for submission typically include PDF, DOC, and JPEG, as specified in the tender documents. Bidders are advised to review the specific requirements outlined in the documentation to ensure compliance.

The technical specifications for the seeds include detailed requirements as outlined in the Bill of Quantities (BoQ). Bidders should ensure that the seeds meet quality standards and are suitable for cultivation in the geographical and climatic conditions of the region.

Participants must adhere to relevant quality standards for agricultural seeds as mandated by industry regulations and government policies. Bidders should refer to the provided documentation for specifics regarding quality assurance protocols and testing criteria adhered to by the supplier.

Compliance requirements include adherence to eligibility criteria, submission of valid certificates, maintaining standards for seed quality, and ensuring all documentation aligns with the BoQ specifications set forth by the issuing authority.

Yes, testing criteria for registered seeds involve verifying seeds against quality standards for germination rates, pest resistance, and adherence to specified botanical characteristics. Details can be found in the linked tender documents.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) required is 125,000. This amount must be submitted alongside the bid to guarantee the seriousness of the bidder. The EMD is refundable following the conclusion of the tender process.

Bidders awarded the contract may be required to submit a Performance Security, typically a certain percentage of the total bid value. This ensures that the bidder adheres to the contract terms throughout the execution phase.

Payment terms are usually specified in the contract awarded following the bid evaluation. It typically includes details about advance payment, interim payments based on delivery milestones, and final settlement upon successful delivery and acceptance of the goods.

The price evaluation process considers the total value of bids submitted. Bidders are evaluated to determine which offer provides the best value while meeting technical requirements and quality expectations.

Bids must be submitted through the government e-marketplace platform, adhering to the submission guidelines specified in the tender documents. Bidders should ensure that all required documents are uploaded correctly and within the stipulated timeframe.

Key timelines and deadlines can be found in the tender documents, which outline the bid submission deadline, opening date, and time allowed for technical clarifications. Bidders must adhere to these timelines to remain eligible.

The evaluation and selection process for bids will involve a thorough review based on financial stability, compliance with specifications, and adherence to eligibility requirements. The successful bidder will be determined based on the overall assessment performed by the awarding authority.

Results of the tender evaluation will typically be communicated through official channels defined by the issuing authority. Bidders are advised to check the designated platform and additional announcements for updates regarding the outcome.

MSEs are provided specific exemptions related to the experience criteria, allowing them to participate more readily in the procurement process. This aligns with government policies aimed at fostering local economic development.

Startups are encouraged to participate in the bidding process under the provisions of the government’s procurement policies, which aim to support innovation and enhance competition in public procurement, fostering local entrepreneurship.

Yes, bidders are required to comply with the 'Make in India' policies, which promote local manufacturing and procurement. This encourages the growth of domestic industries while ensuring value addition to the local economy.

Bidders must adhere to local content and procurement rules as outlined in government policies. Compliance with these rules is essential to qualify for the tender and to ensure support for local economies through the procurement process.