Open Tender for Warehousing Service - Per MT Basis - Food grain storage; Dhand; Godown without services; Hardware b in PANCHKULA, HARYANA

To qualify for the warehousing service tender, bidders must be a registered entity with relevant experience in logistics. MSEs and Startups do not have exemptions for experience or turnover criteria in this tender.

Bidders need to submit certificates as indicated in the Additional Terms & Conditions. Those seeking exemptions regarding experience or turnover must include supporting documentation to validate their claims for exemption.

Bidders must ensure they are registered with the appropriate authority prior to submitting their bid. Registration can typically be done through the designated government procurement portal.

Documentation should be submitted in formats specified within the tender guidelines. Typically, PDF formats are acceptable for the submission of scanned documents.

Bidders must adhere to technical specifications such as ensuring the facilities cater specifically to food grain storage and comply with operational standards set forth in the tender.

Yes, all bidders must comply with quality standards relevant to the storage and handling of food grains, ensuring safety, and quality preservation during the warehousing period.

No EMD is required for this particular tender, allowing bidders to participate without the initial financial commitment often associated with tender submissions.

Currently, there are no performance security requirements indicated for this tender, simplifying the bidding process for participants.

Payment terms will be defined by the contractual agreement resulting from the bidding evaluation process and are subject to negotiation based on the outcomes.

Price evaluation considers competitiveness, historical rates for warehousing services, and compliance with the bid offer that meets technical requirements.

Bids can be submitted electronically through the designated government e-procurement portal as outlined in the tender documentation.

Bidders should refer to the tender document for specific timelines concerning submission and opening dates, allowing them to prepare accordingly.

Evaluations will be item-wise, assessing the best offer for each individual warehousing requirement, which will be determined based on technical compliance and pricing.

Results will typically be communicated through the tendering portal, with a notification sent to all participating bidders once evaluations are completed.

Unfortunately, no specific benefits or exemptions for experience or turnover are provided for MSEs or Startups within this bidding process.

Participation in this tender is bound by compliance with the 'Make in India' initiative, encouraging domestic service provision and local content.

Yes, local procurement rules apply, ensuring that the tender adheres to regulations aimed at stimulating local goods and service providers.