Open Tender for FPO - Black Gram Dal (Urad)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, providing the necessary documentation, and meeting the qualifications stated in the tender. Bidders must also submit additional documents for exemptions if needed.

Bidders must provide certificates specified in the ATC document, which may include quality certification, registration proof, and any additional certifications related to food safety.

Bidders must ensure that they are registered on the GeM portal and have their entity details verified before submitting bids. A complete guide to registration can be found on the GeM website.

Bidders can submit documents in commonly accepted formats such as PDF, JPEG, and Word documents. All submissions must adhere to the specific guidelines outlined in the tender.

The Black Gram Dal must meet established quality standards for food safety and should be packaged in a manner that maintains its quality during transport.

Bidders must comply with national food safety guidelines and other relevant compliance standards. This includes adherence to quality checks during procurement and delivery.

Payments are typically processed upon successful delivery of goods and upon presentation of necessary documentation as specified in the tender agreement.

The EMD for this tender is set at ₹110,000 and must be submitted alongside the bid documents to ensure eligibility and commitment to the bidding process.

Price evaluation will be carried out based on the Total value wise evaluation method, considering both the quoted price and the completeness of the technical submission.

Bidders may submit their proposals electronically through the GeM portal, ensuring all required documents are uploaded before the closing date.

While specific dates are not provided in this description, bidders should reference the official tender documents for key timelines regarding submission and evaluation.

MSEs may benefit from relaxed eligibility norms and preferential evaluation criteria, encouraging wider participation from smaller enterprises.

Startups are provided with specific provisions to ease their participation in the tender process, aimed at fostering innovation and competition within the sector.

This tender promotes local manufacturing and sourcing of products by encouraging bids from domestic suppliers, aligning with the Make in India initiative.

Bidders must comply with local content procurement rules as detailed in the tender documents, which may influence eligibility during the evaluation process.