Government Tender Published for Anti Plagiarism Software

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum of 2 years of experience supplying Anti Plagiarism Software, and an OEM average turnover of ₹4 Lakh. Additionally, bidders must adhere to the specifications outlined in the invitation to tender.

Bidders must submit documents including certificates of experience, past performance evidence, financial turnover justification, and any documents requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC). Compliance with these documents is crucial for evaluation.

Bidders can initiate the registration process through the GeM portal. They will need valid entity credentials and must ensure that all required documents are prepared for the submission process.

Accepted document formats for the Anti Plagiarism Software tender include PDF and DOCX files. Bidders must ensure that their submissions comply with specified formats to avoid disqualification.

The technical specifications required for the software include real-time plagiarism detection capabilities, support for multiple file formats, user-friendly interfaces, and detailed analytical reporting features. Bidders must provide comprehensive details in their proposal.

Yes, the software must comply with recognized quality standards relevant to the industry. Bidders should demonstrate how their offerings meet or exceed these standards in their submissions.

Bidders need to comply with all regulatory requirements outlined in the tender documents. This includes adherence to local laws and regulations relating to software supply and implementation.

Bidders may be required to present a performance security, which typically safeguards against non-compliance with the contract terms. Details on the security amount and conditions will be specified in the tender documents.

Payment terms will be outlined in the bid documents. Bidders should ensure that they understand payment schedules, conditions, and any penalties for late or non-compliance with deliverables.

Price evaluation will take into account the total value of the bid as outlined in the financial proposals submitted by the bidders. Transparency in pricing will be crucial for selection.

Documents may be submitted electronically through the GeM platform. Bidders must ensure that all required documentation is uploaded according to the tender guidelines.

Once bids are evaluated, results will be communicated to bidders via the GeM platform or through designated notifications. Successful bidders will receive formal communication.

MSEs may avail of exemptions related to experience requirements, encouraging less established entities to participate and contribute to the competitive bidding landscape.

Startups are encouraged to apply and may receive favorable conditions that allow them to engage more readily in the bidding process, promoting innovation and competition in the marketplace.

This tender emphasizes local procurement and promotes the use of domestically produced products, aligning with the Make in India initiative, which seeks to enhance local manufacturing and entrepreneurship.