Bids are Invited For HMT ENTRANCE BOOK,OIR TEST AND PPDT,STRESS MANAGEMENT,FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT,YOGA ASANAS in JAMMU, JAMMU & KASHMIR

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, either as an individual or a company, compliance with procurement regulations, and demonstrable experience in supplying comparable items.

Required certificates include those that demonstrate compliance with quality standards and any industry-specific certifications relevant to the items being procured.

To register for the tender, potential bidders need to create an account through the GeM portal and complete the mandatory KYC process as stipulated in the government's procurement guidelines.

Accepted document formats for submission typically include PDFs, Word documents, and Excel spreadsheets. Each submission must adhere to specific size limits and formatting requirements outlined in the tender documentation.

The technical specifications include detailed descriptions relating to the materials, dimensions, functionality, and compliance with any relevant quality standards that have been outlined in the tender.

Bidders must meet the specified quality standards which typically align with national or international standards pertinent to the range of items requested in the tender.

Bidders are expected to adhere to compliance requirements regarding governmental procurement policies, including sustainability criteria and support for local content initiatives.

The EMD is a security deposit that bidders must provide to demonstrate their commitment. This amount varies based on the total bid value, and detailed EMD requirements can be found in the tender document.

Winning bidders will be required to furnish a performance security to guarantee compliance with the contractual obligations. Specifics are detailed within the tender materials.

Payment terms will generally require successful bidders to adhere to pre-agreed installments based on milestone achievements during the procurement phase as specified in the tender agreement.

Price evaluation will consider the total value of bids submitted. The evaluation aims to ensure comprehensive cost assessment while factoring in quality and technical compliance.

Submissions must be made electronically via the GeM portal as detailed in the tender instructions, ensuring all documents are uploaded prior to the submission deadline.

Key timelines and deadlines include the bid submission date, the opening date, and the period allocated for technical clarifications—these dates are available in the tender documentation.

The evaluation and selection process is structured around the total value-wise evaluation method, assessing both the financial and technical bids to ensure optimal selection of suppliers.

Notification of results typically follows the evaluation phase, where successful bidders will be informed through official communication channels, which also may be published on the GeM portal.

Yes, the tender outlines benefits for MSEs, including potential preferential evaluation considerations which can enhance their opportunities within the procurement space.

Startups are encouraged to apply as there are provisions in place aimed at facilitating their participation, which may include relaxed compliance standards or exclusive evaluation criteria.

The tender supports the 'Make in India' initiative by prioritizing local suppliers and encouraging the use of domestically produced contents, helping stimulate the economy while fulfilling procurement needs.

Yes, bidders are required to comply with prevailing local content and procurement rules, as specified in the government's procurement policies, promoting domestic manufacturing and services.