Government Tender Published for Annual maintenance of GIGW compliant website in KANGRA, HIMACHAL PRADESH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, meeting a minimum average annual turnover of ₹2 Lakhs over the past three years, and having at least 3 years of experience in similar services. MSEs and Startups may qualify for exemptions provided they meet quality criteria.

Bidders must submit various documents, including certificates for Audit Balance Sheets, OEM authorization, and proofs of past performances in similar contracts as requested in the ATC.

Vendors need to ensure they meet the eligibility criteria, assemble the necessary documentation, and apply through the GeM portal as detailed in the bid documentation regarding submission processes.

All documentation should ideally be submitted in PDF format, as outlined in the tender specifications. Other formats may be evaluated based on context and submission guidelines.

Technical specifications include management of a CodeIgniter framework, extensive security audits, routine vulnerability checks, and adherence to specified uptime requirements.

Bidders are expected to comply with GIGW standards and undertake comprehensive audits as per the requirements outlined in the tender.

Yes, specific compliance requirements include meeting GIGW guidelines, ensuring that security measures are in place, and adequately responding to vulnerability assessments throughout the contract period.

EMD is not required for this tender, but a Performance Bank Guarantee of 5% of the contract value is mandatory, ensuring coverage in case of non-compliance.

Payments will be made at half-yearly intervals based on satisfactory performance as outlined in the service agreements.

The evaluation process is focused on a total value wise analysis, where past performance, compliance with the listed criteria, and cost efficiency play significant roles in the selection.

Results will be communicated through notifications on the GeM portal and should be checked by the bidders following the announcement date as indicated in tender guidelines.

The tender has specific provisions allowing MSEs to bypass typical experience criteria and turnover requirements, thus promoting their engagement in government contracts.

The tender emphasizes local procurement and vendor participation in compliance with 'Make in India' policies, aiming to foster domestic production and capacity building.

Bidders must comply with local procurement rules as defined under the Public Procurement Policy outlined for government projects, emphasizing the need for local content in the products/services offered.