Contract Bidding Open For Football,Volleyballs as per IS 417:1986,Volleyball Net as per IS 3345,Air pump,Fitness Tube,Skippin in LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 588 Lakhs for the past three financial years, and possessing at least 3 years of experience in supplying similar products. Additionally, bidders seeking MSE exemptions must provide valid supporting documentation.

Bidders need to submit experience certificates, past performance records, bidder turnover certificates, and OEM authorization certificates as part of the document submission. Additional documents as specified in the tender may also be required for thorough evaluation.

The registration process involves establishing an account with the GeM platform, followed by the submission of required documents and compliance with bidding requirements stipulated in the tender document.

Accepted document formats typically include PDF, DOC, and JPEG for scanned certificates and financial records, as required in the submission guidelines outlined in the tender.

The technical specifications include compliance with national standards such as IS 417:1986 for volleyballs and IS 3345 for volleyball nets. Specific requirements for each item, including material and construction details, are elaborated in the bid document.

All products must conform to relevant national and international quality standards applicable to sports equipment. For example, footballs must meet FIFA quality standards, while other items should adhere to relevant IS specifications.

Bidders must comply with all bidding instructions, including providing appropriate technical and financial documentation. Non-compliance may result in disqualification from the tender process.

Yes, products must undergo testing to confirm their compliance with specified standards. Documentation proving successful testing from accredited laboratories may be required during submission.

The EMD amount required is 428,414 INR, which must be submitted alongside the bid. Bidders seeking exemption must provide the necessary documentation to validate their eligibility for EMD exemptions under MSE provisions.

The performance security is set at 3% of the total contract value and is mandatory for successful bidders, ensuring compliance with terms throughout the contract duration.

Payment terms will typically be defined in the contractual agreement post-bid evaluation and will be in accordance with prescribed governmental procurement guidelines.

Price evaluation considers the lowest bidder among technically qualified bidders. It may also factor in additional costs such as delivery and performance security during cost assessment.

Bids must be submitted digitally through the GeM platform according to the submission timelines specified in the tender. Proper documentation must accompany the bids for thorough evaluation.

Timelines for bid submission, evaluation, and other critical milestones are outlined in the tender document. Bidders are advised to regularly check for updates due to potential changes in timelines.

MSEs enjoy exemptions from turnover requirements and experience criteria provided they meet the quality and technical specifications. This initiative aims to foster participation from smaller businesses in government procurement processes.