Contract Bidding Open For Personalized Wooden Teak Chair with Designer Carving (With Armrest,Personalized Wooden Teak Chair w

The eligibility requirements for bidders include having a valid registration, a minimum of 2 years of past experience in supplying similar furniture, and compliance with technical and financial specifications detailed in the tender documents. MSE and Startup entities may qualify for experience exemptions upon submission of relevant documentation.

Bidders are required to submit several certificates including:

• An OEM Authorization Certificate.
• Turnover certificates reflecting the bidder’s financial health.
• Documentation proving past performance and experience as indicated, along with any supporting documents for MSE or Startup exemptions.

Bidders must ensure they are a registered entity on the relevant procurement platform (such as GeM) and should prepare all necessary documentation as per the specified requirements. After ensuring compliance, submissions must be made before the deadline indicated.

All documents submitted by bidders must be in formats specified within the tender. The preferred formats typically include PDF or other formats that can be easily accessible as mentioned in the submission guidelines.

The technical specifications outline the quality and design requirements for the Personalized Wooden Teak Chairs, including the need for craftsmanship and designer carvings. Full specifications can be downloaded from linked documents in the tender.

Bidders must comply with the quality standards outlined in the tender documentation to ensure all products are manufactured from high-quality materials and adhere to the specified craftsmanship characteristics.

Yes, bidders must ensure compliance with all given standards, which include technical, financial, and quality guidelines as specified within the tender announcement.

Yes, products are subject to post-dispatch inspections, which will be carried out by the buyer's empanelled agency, ensuring that all items meet the required specifications before final acceptance.

Bidders must submit the EMD as specified in the tender document. This deposit serves as a security and must be submitted in compliance with the stated financial guidelines to qualify for bid consideration.

Successful bidders will need to provide a performance security, details of which will be specified in the bid announcement. This typically ensures that the bidder adheres to the terms of the contract upon awarding.

Payment terms will be detailed within the tender documents, explaining the timelines and conditions for payments to be made upon successful delivery and inspection of the goods supplied.

The evaluation for price will be based on the pricing of bids received, focusing on the lowest priced technically qualified bidders, in line with the 50% rule outlined in the evaluation criteria.

Key timelines will include the closing date for bid submissions, bid opening, and deadlines for submitting any required clarifications or additional documentation, as detailed in the tender document.

The evaluation will consist of a thorough review of all submitted documentation based on both technical compliance and price criteria, ensuring transparency throughout the selection process.

Results and notifications will be communicated via the procurement platform used for submission, and bidders should monitor their associated communication channels for updates following the bid opening.

MSEs are entitled to exemptions from certain experience criteria, which can facilitate their participation in the tender. Detailed conditions are included in the document for reference.

Startups may also claim exemptions from the experience requirements, facilitating access to tendering opportunities and expanding their engagement in government procurement processes. Documentation to support such claims must be provided.

The tender encourages local manufacturing and procurement, in alignment with the 'Make in India' initiative, promoting the use of indigenous materials and craftsmanship as highlighted within the tender specifications.

Yes, local content rules apply to ensure that a significant portion of the products is sourced domestically, adhering to guidelines which bolster local economies and industries as specified in the tender documentation.