Invitation to Bid - Financial Advisory Services - Onsite; Tax Advisory in TINSUKIA, ASSAM

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with valid GST registration, demonstrating a minimum of 3 years of relevant experience in financial advisory and tax services, and submitting necessary documentation such as experience certificates and OEM authorizations when applicable.

Bidders must provide a certificate as requested in the Additional Technical Criteria (ATC) including any experience certificates, OEM Authorization Certificates, and any supporting documents for exemption from experience or turnover criteria should they seek such exemptions.

To register for submitting a bid, interested parties must visit the official bidding platform and create an account. Post registration, they can access the relevant tenders, including the one for Financial Advisory Services, and prepare their submissions according to the guidelines provided in the documentation.

The preferred document formats for submission generally include PDF for proposals and all supporting documents. Bidders are encouraged to check the tender document for specific requirements regarding file types and sizes.

The technical specifications involve a detailed proposal emphasizing methodologies for financial advisory and tax advisory services. Bidders need to describe their approach, tools, and frameworks in the proposal submitted for evaluation.

Bidders must adhere to recognized quality standards in delivering financial advisory services and demonstrate this through prior work references and compliance with the terms laid out in the tender documents.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is usually specified in the tender documentation. It is a financial security intended to ensure that bidders are committed to the bidding process. Ensure to consult the main document for the specific EMD amount.

After bid acceptance, the successful bidder may be required to furnish a performance security which acts as a guarantee for contract fulfillment. The exact percentage and terms will be specified in the tender documents.

The payment terms will be defined in the contract post-award and may include milestones for payment linked to deliverables, services rendered, or a fixed payment schedule as per the agreed terms.

Price evaluation will occur based on a total value-wise evaluation approach where the financial proposals are assessed for competitiveness and value, contextualized against the technical merits of each bid received.

Bids must be submitted electronically via the specified bidding platform. Detailed submission methods are provided in the tender documentation. Ensure all proposals are completed by the required deadline.

Key timelines include the bid opening and submission deadlines, which are indicated in the tender details. Bidders must refer to the main document to remain compliant with the specified dates.

The evaluation will involve an assessment of both the technical and financial proposals, ensuring compliance with the eligibility criteria. The selection will follow a structured methodology to determine the best-suited bidder.

Results of the evaluation process will be communicated to all bidders through the platform used for submission. Bidders may receive notifications via email or through system updates on their submission status.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) are encouraged to apply as there may be several benefits, including relaxation in eligibility criteria and access to exclusive provisions designed to promote MSE participation in government tenders.

Yes, startups are encouraged to participate, and specific provisions may apply to enable them to bid competitively. Bidders should refer to the detailed eligibility criteria for more information regarding these provisions.

The 'Make in India' initiative encourages local firms to participate in tenders. Bidders are encouraged to adhere to local content requirements as specified in the tender documentation, thus supporting domestic manufacturing and services.

Yes, there are provisions that may require a certain percentage of local content in procurements. Bidders should familiarize themselves with the local content rules stated in the tender documents to ensure compliance.

This set of FAQs aims to provide clarity and actionable insights for interested bidders and aid in navigating the tender application process effectively.