Open Tender for Front tyre size 6.00-16 CEAT or Apollo or MRF make,REAR tyre size 12.4-28 Front tyre size 6.00-16 C in MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, fulfilling the necessary criteria for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) or Startups, and meeting the documented minimum average annual turnover of ₹1 lakh over the last three years.

Bidders are required to submit their Turnover Certificate and any documentation stating compliance with the technical specifications, as mandated in the Bid Document.

The registration process involves creating an account on the GeM portal where you would need to fill in your details, submit required documents, and then apply for the tender you are interested in.

All documents should be submitted in PDF or Excel format as specified in the tender documents.

Yes, tires must adhere to the quality standards defined by IS 15636 among others, ensuring suitability for agricultural operations.

The quality standards outlined in the tender include compliance with Indian Standards for agricultural vehicles which would define durability and performance specs.

Bidders must ensure all products meet the technical requirements mentioned in the bid document, which will be evaluated during the assessment phase.

There is no EMD requirement specified for this tender, which encourages broader participation without the upfront financial burden.

Currently, the tender specifies no performance security required, indicating a reduced overhead cost for participating bidders.

Payment terms will be outlined in subsequent stages of the contract with winning bidders, focused on efficient and timely processing according to delivery milestones.

Price evaluations will look at the total value of bids submitted, focusing on cost-effectiveness alongside compliance with quality specifications.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal, adhering strictly to the submission guidelines set forth in the bid document.

Date specifics are not provided here, but bidders should refer to the main documentation for deadlines related to bid submission and opening.

The evaluation process uses a Total Value Wise Evaluation Method, ensuring compliance and cost-effectiveness of bids before awarding contracts.

Notification of results will be delivered through the GeM portal, along with direct communication from the Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying And Fisheries concerning outcomes.

MSEs are exempt from Turnover and Experience criteria if they meet quality standards, encouraging wider participation under the Public Procurement Policies.

Startups may benefit from similar exemptions regarding turnover and experience criteria, provided they can attest to satisfying the technical requirements laid out in the tender.

Yes, compliance with the Make in India policies is necessary, ensuring that local content requirements are met for eligibility, specifically a minimum percentage determined by the type of supplier status.

Bidders must comply with local content rules which dictate a minimum of 50% and 20% local content respectively for Class 1 and Class 2 suppliers to be eligible for preferential treatment.