Bids are Invited For Handling and Transport on Lumpsum Basis - Handling Service, Rate Contract for Loadingunloading oper

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity along with a minimum average annual turnover of 3 Lakhs. Bidders must also fulfill experience criteria and submit any additional documents specified in the Acceptance Tender Conditions (ATC). For exemptions from experience or turnover criteria, supporting documents must be uploaded.

Bidders must provide documentation that supports their eligibility including business registration, certificates proving financial turnover, and any relevant experience or performance certificates. The specifics can be found in the document required from seller section of the tender documentation.

The registration process involves creating an account on the designated GeM portal or the platform indicated in the tender. After enrolling, bidders can access tender documents and submit their proposals electronically.

Documents must generally be in PDF format, though specific format requirements may vary based on the submission guidelines outlined in the tender documentation. Bidders should refer to any specified formats detailed in the ATC.

Technical specifications include having the right equipment and capabilities to manage the handling and transport of paraffin wax cartons and bags while adhering to state industry standards. Compliance with safety and operational efficiency parameters is expected.

Bidders should align with recognized industry standards for handling and transport services. This includes implementing effective safety measures and quality controls throughout the contract duration.

Bidders must ensure compliance with national and local regulations governing transport and handling, as well as adherence to safety standards relevant to the handling of hazardous materials.

The evaluation of operational capabilities will often rely on demonstration of past performance, adherence to safety protocols, and ability to provide comparable service evidence as specified in the acceptance criteria of the tender documents.

The EMD of 17,000 ensures the seriousness of the bidders and will be returned if the bid is unsuccessful. However, it may be forfeited if the bidder withdraws from the bidding process post-submission.

Bidders may be required to furnish a performance security as a percentage of the contract value. This security binds the bidder to fulfill all contract obligations.

Payment terms will usually be discussed and defined in the final agreement but often require submission of invoices and completion verification reports before processing payments.

Pricing will be evaluated based on the total cost proposed, with a focus on ensuring that it meets or aligns closely with the estimated costs provided in the tender. The lowest responsive bid is typically prioritized unless compliance issues arise.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the designated portal. Detailed instructions are provided in the tender documentation regarding submission methods and requirements.

Timeline details and deadlines for bid submissions are outlined in the tender announcement and include critical dates for document submission, bid openings, and evaluations. Ensure to check these to avoid disqualification.

The evaluation will be done based on documentation submitted, compliance with technical specifications, and price evaluations. Bidders are assessed according to the total value-wise evaluation method.

The sponsors will typically notify bidders about the result of the evaluation process through the official communication channels as detailed in the tender documents.

MSEs may receive operational exemptions, priority consideration, or any specific incentives outlined in the tender documents to encourage participation and support for smaller businesses.

Startups may be afforded certain privileges, including eligibility for exemptions from certain criteria, aimed at promoting innovation and participation in government tenders.

This tender encourages local sourcing and the use of indigenous technologies and services, aligning with the 'Make in India' initiative which promotes domestic manufacturing and capabilities.

Bidders are expected to adhere to local content requirements as set forth by the government guidelines, ensuring that a percentage of goods or services used in the project are locally sourced.