Tender Notice for Refined Oil as per IS 11069

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and demonstrating at least 2 years of past experience in supplying similar products. Bidders who seek exemption from experience/turnover criteria must provide adequate supporting documents.

Bidders are required to submit their registration and relevant certifications to prove their capability to supply Refined Oil according to IS 11069. Any additional quality certifications that demonstrate adherence to national standards will also be beneficial.

To register for the tender, bidders must complete registration on the designated government e-marketplace platform as specified on the GeM website. Following registration, they can access the tender documents to submit their bids.

Documents must be submitted in formats compliant with the online portal requirements, usually PDF, DOC, or JPEG depending on the nature of the document.

The technical specifications mandate that the Refined Oil must meet the requirements set forth in IS 11069, which includes standards on purity, quality constituents, and labeling. Suppliers must ensure compliance to be eligible for evaluation.

Suppliers must adhere to the quality standards established in IS 11069, which dictate the acceptable parameters for physical and chemical properties of the oil being supplied.

Bidders must comply with all specifications outlined in the tender documents, including quality standards and documentation substantiating their eligibility and experience in supplying similar goods.

While specific testing requirements are not detailed in the provided data, bidders should expect quality checks and must be prepared to present samples as per the evaluation process.

Specific EMD details are typically mentioned within the tender documents, and bidders should consult the linked document to ensure compliance with the requirements.

While specific performance security requirements are not mentioned, bidders should be prepared to provide a performance bond or security as is customary in government procurement.

Payment terms are typically outlined in the tender documentation; however, timely payments are generally ensured upon successful delivery and acceptance of goods based on conformance to specified quality standards.

Bids will be evaluated based on a total value wise evaluation method, taking into account compliance with technical specifications, pricing, and previous supply experience.

Notification of results will usually be communicated directly via the registered email address or through the designated contact methods as per the bidding platform’s practices.

While no specific benefits have been mentioned for MSEs in this tender, general provisions usually include relaxed eligibility criteria or priority in evaluations, which can vary by tender.

There are no explicit provisions stated for startups in this tender; however, bidders should review criteria for potential advantages made by the issuing authority in similar procurements.

The 'Make in India' policy encourages domestic manufacturing and procurement. Compliance may enhance the bid's competitiveness, promoting local content use in fulfilling government contracts.