Open Tender for Catering service (Duration Based) - per day as per menu; per day as per menu; per day as per menu

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, a minimum average annual turnover of 20 Lakh over the past three years, and 2 years of past experience in catering services.

Bidders must submit several essential documents such as Experience Criteria, OEM Authorization Certificate, and any additional documents requested in the ATC. These are crucial for verifying compliance with technical requirements.

To register for this tender, bidders must follow the standard registration process on the GeM portal. They need to ensure that all necessary documentation is in place, including financial statements, prior experience, and compliance with quality standards.

Submissions should generally be in PDF format unless stated otherwise in the tender documentation. All documents must be properly formatted and legible to facilitate a smooth evaluation process.

The technical specifications detail that bidders must provide evidence of capability in preparing a menu, handling large quantities of food, and ensuring compliance with health standards appropriate for government entities.

Vendors must adhere to local and national health guidelines applicable to food service providers and comply with all provisions specified in the tender documents regarding meal quality and service standards.

Compliance with 'Make in India' policies is mandatory, alongside meeting the specific documentation criteria outlined in the tender.

The evaluation will include a comprehensive assessment of the bidders' menus, previous work experience in similar situations, and adherence to health and safety standards.

The EMD amounts to ₹72,600. Bidders seeking exemption under the MSME category must submit appropriate documents to qualify for this exemption.

A performance security is generally required and should be submitted as stipulated in the tender documents. Specifics will vary based on the terms of the awarded contract.

Payment terms will be specified post-evaluation and are generally structured around deliverables and milestones defined within the contract.

Price evaluation will focus on the total value of offerings in conjunction with service quality to ensure comprehensive assessment and selection of the most suitable bidder.

Bidders must submit their proposals via the GeM portal in secure formats outlined in the instructions, ensuring that they adhere to the required submission methods.

While specific dates have been temporarily omitted, bidders should regularly check the GeM portal for updates on key deadlines related to submissions and evaluations.

Results will typically be communicated through official correspondence and may also be posted on the GeM portal for transparency.

Currently, no benefits related to experience or turnover exemptions for MSEs are applicable to this tender as per the stated guidelines. Bidders are encouraged to reference the GeM policies for more information.

Unfortunately, no startup exemptions for years of experience or turnover are available for this particular tender, compelling startups to meet standard eligibility criteria fully.

This detailed description along with FAQs has been structured to provide all necessary information clearly and professionally, ensuring optimal understanding for potential bidders.