Contract Bidding Open For Feed (Saras Gold) in JAISALMER, RAJASTHAN

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, achieving a minimum average annual turnover of 1 Lakh for the last 3 years, and possessing 3 years of relevant experience in the feed supply sector. Additionally, bidders must provide appropriate documentation supporting their experience and financial capability, including auditor's reports.

Bidders must submit an OEM Authorization Certificate along with certificates proving their average annual turnover and compliance with the defined technical specifications. Additionally, any exemption requests from experience or turnover criteria must include supporting documents to prove eligibility.

To participate in this tender, bidders need to register on the GeM platform. This process typically involves creating an account and submitting necessary business documentation to validate their eligibility.

The tender requires documents to be uploaded in PDF format or other formats that are typically accepted by online bidding systems like GeM. Bidders should follow any specific format directions provided in the detailed tender notice.

The technical specifications are described in detail in the linked documents provided with the tender notice. Bidders must ensure that the feed complies with the nutritional and quality standards as outlined to qualify for bidding.

Quality standards need to adhere to the guidelines outlined in the technical specifications of the bidding document. Bidders must ensure the feed meets the required nutritional value and testing criteria to satisfy the buyer's needs.

Bidders must comply with all specified quality and technical requirements as outlined in the bid documentation. Proof of compliance may be required, including both product specifications and documentation of past performances.

The supplied feed will be subject to pre-defined testing criteria as per the guidelines that describe the necessary quality checks and standards detailed in the buyer's specifications.

While the EMD requirements are stated in the tender documentation, generally, bidders are required to submit an amount as a guarantee of good faith towards fulfilling the contract obligations upon winning the bid.

The performance security requirements will typically be detailed during the contract phase, ensuring that the bidder adheres to the terms set out in the tender. Generally, this may involve a deposit that can be forfeited if the terms of the contract are not met.

Payment terms will vary, but they generally include the schedule of payments post-delivery and inspection of the feed, as well as conditions for granting payments in accordance with delivery acceptance.

Price evaluations will take place during the Reverse Auction process, where qualified bidders may compete based on their submitted prices. The lowest priced bids that fulfill technical qualifications will undergo a thorough evaluation.

All bid submissions must be completed electronically through the GeM portal, adhering to the documentation and format requirements established during registration.

While specific dates are omitted here for accuracy, bidders should refer to the official tender documents for all relevant timelines concerning submission and bid openings, ensuring full compliance with the bidding processes.

The evaluation will follow a defined structure based on technical compliance and financial quotations. Reverse Auctions among qualified bidders will be conducted to ensure competitive pricing.

Notification of results will be communicated through the GeM platform, where information regarding awarded contracts and further steps will be provided to the successful bidder after the evaluation process is completed.

MSEs may qualify for exemptions from experience and turnover criteria, provided they can demonstrate compliance with the quality and technical specifications defined within the tender documents.

Startups are offered similar exemptions as MSEs from experience and turnover requirements, provided they can meet the quality necessities and specifications outlined by the buyer.

This tender promotes indigenous manufacturing by encouraging local vendors and manufacturers as part of the procurement process, aligning with the 'Make in India' initiative's objectives.

Local content rules may apply, favoring bids that include substantial local procurement. Bidders should ensure they follow the specified guidelines pertaining to local content requirements as outlined in the bid documentation.