Government Tender Published for Walking Shoes in JAUNPUR, UTTAR PRADESH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum of three years of past experience in supplying similar goods. Additionally, bidders must demonstrate an average annual turnover of at least 2 Lakh over the last three fiscal years.

Bidders must submit various documents such as Experience Criteria, Past Performance, and OEM Authorization Certificates along with their bid. It's also necessary to provide evidence of turnover and any exemption requests for experience or turnover.

To request an EMD exemption, bidders must submit the valid supporting document corresponding to their category as per GeM general terms and conditions during the bid submission.

The technical specifications for the Walking Shoes include compliance with relevant quality standards and certifications. Detailed specifications can be referenced in the Buyer uploaded ATC document.

Bids will be evaluated using the total value wise evaluation method. This assessment includes scoring based on compliance with all tender requirements alongside the bidder's technical capabilities and past performance.

The EMD amount required is 21,000 INR. Bidders looking for exemption from this charge should adhere to the specific guidelines set by the GeM regulations.

Bidders are encouraged to upload their documents in PDF format or any other formats specified in the bid document. All submissions must comply with the requirements stated in the tender notice.

Bidders must have a minimum average annual turnover of 2 Lakh over the past three years as this is part of the financial eligibility criteria.

The specific payment terms may vary and are usually detailed in the bid document. It's essential for bidders to review all sections of the document thoroughly to understand financial expectations.

Results from the evaluation process will be communicated to all bidders upon completion. Key updates will be posted on the GeM portal and may also be communicated via email.

While MSEs may enjoy preferential treatment in some tenders, in this case, no exemptions are provided for years of experience or turnover for MSEs. Bidders should seek guidance from GeM regarding applicable benefits.

The tender promotes local manufacturing principles by requiring compliance with specifications that may align with 'Make in India' initiatives, although specific provisions in favor of local MSMEs are not detailed.

No inspection is required by any empaneled authority for the goods supplied under this tender. However, bidders are expected to ensure that the products meet the quality standards as specified.

While specific timelines for delivery are typically indicated post-bid acceptance, suppliers should be prepared to meet the deadlines specified in the tender for potential product provisioning.