Open Tender for Automatic Fully Mechanised Organic Waste Machine for Compost in DINDORI, MADHYA PRADESH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity able to provide the necessary documentation. Bidders must be verified as manufacturers or service providers and possess an ISO 9001 certification. MSEs may seek exemptions from certain criteria by providing supporting documentation.

Bidders must submit several documents including proof of bidder turnover, OEM Authorization Certificate, and compliance documentation with the BoQ specifications. Any additional documents as requested in the ATC must also be uploaded.

To participate in the bid, you must be a registered supplier on the GeM portal. Ensure you complete your registration and verify your eligibility based on the procurement guidelines prior to submitting your bid.

All documents should preferably be submitted in PDF format to ensure compliance with submission rules. Specific documents may require additional documentation formats specified in the tender.

The machine must have a reprocessing capacity of 100 kg per day, be made of SS – 202 material, and be equipped with a twin shaft shredder, among other specifications stated in the tender.

Yes, the machine must conform to established quality standards, particularly being ISO certified. The buyer reserves the right to reject any offer that does not meet these specifications.

The EMD for this tender is set at Rs. 10,000, which needs to be submitted along with the bid. MSEs may qualify for exemptions under certain conditions.

The performance security requirements are waived under specific conditions outlined in the tender documentation, primarily favoring MSEs.

Payments will be processed after successful delivery of the machine and submission of necessary documentation as per the procurement rules outlined in the tender.

Bidders will be notified regarding the evaluation results after the completion of the assessment process as dictated in the tender specifications.

MSEs are eligible for certain exemptions, including EMD exemptions, and have a reserved procurement path within this tender to promote local manufacturing.

Yes, startups can participate; however, they must meet the eligibility criteria and submit proper documentation to demonstrate their compliance with the requirements outlined in the tender.

The Make in India initiative aims to encourage domestic manufacturing. This tender prioritizes suppliers who can demonstrate significant local content in their offerings, ensuring the promotion of local businesses.

Yes, bidders from countries sharing a land border with India must comply with the relevant registration and declaration requirements as stipulated in the General Terms and Conditions.

The evaluation will consider total quoted values and compliance with technical specifications laid out in the tender documents. Non-compliance may result in disqualification.