Bids are Invited For FPO - Black Gram Dal (Urad)

The eligibility requirements include a minimum average annual turnover of ₹9 lakh over the last three years, a minimum of three years of relevant experience, and registration as a recognized entity. MSEs may be exempt from certain criteria if they meet specific quality standards.

Bidders must provide proof of experience, past performance, annual turnover details, and additional documents as specified in the Additional Terms and Conditions must be uploaded with the bid.

To participate in the tender, interested bidders must be registered on the GeM (Government e-Marketplace) platform and must adhere to the eligibility criteria and documentation requirements specified in the tender.

Submissions must be in digitally signed PDF format, as specified in the tender requirements. Any supporting documents required must also be in this format to ensure the accessibility and legibility of the information provided.

The technical specifications require the product to be split-husked black gram, packed in poly pouches of 1 kg each, meeting standard quality grading.

All products must meet the quality standards set in the Gem category specifications. A quality compliance certificate may also be requested for additional verification when required.

Bidders must comply with GeM General Terms and Conditions, and ensure that their documentation adheres to the standards outlined, particularly concerning EMD exemptions and supplier qualification.

The EMD for this tender is set at ₹55,800, and must be submitted to the designated bank prior to the bid submission. MSEs may also opt for EMD exemption upon providing valid supporting documentation.

Successful bidders must provide a performance bank guarantee (ePBG) of 5% of the project value, valid for a duration of 12 months following contract signing.

Payment terms will be outlined in the contract post-bid acceptance, which may include details related to advance payments, stage payments, or a final payment upon successful delivery.

Bids will go through a total value evaluation process. Additional preferential points may be given to bids from MSEs that conform closely to the lowest bid pricing.

Notification of the results will be sent through the GeM platform, with details provided for both successful and unsuccessful bidders after the evaluation process has concluded.

MSEs are provided with preferences, including exemptions from certain turnover and experience criteria, as long as they fulfill the quality specifications set forth in the tender document.

Yes, the tender aligns with the Make in India policy, promoting local manufacturers, particularly for MSEs, ensuring that local industries are favored during the procurement process.

Local content requirements are observed, and preference is given to suppliers from within the state of Chhattisgarh as part of the overall procurement policy to promote local industry development.

These FAQs provide a comprehensive overview of this tender, covering key requirements, technical specifications, and procurement procedures to guide potential bidders effectively.