Contract Bidding Open For Bullet Proof Shield (Room Intervention) NIJ Level IV in BARAMULLA, JAMMU & KASHMIR

The eligibility requirements for this tender include being a registered entity and possessing at least 2 years of relevant experience supplying similar products to government or public sector organizations. Additionally, bidders must demonstrate an average financial turnover of 18 Lakhs over the past three years.

Yes, bidders are required to submit an EMD of 106,000 INR along with their proposals. The EMD can be submitted in various formats such as a Demand Draft or Bank Guarantee from eligible banks.

Bidders must submit a PAN card, GST registration certificate, cancelled cheque, bank certified EFT mandate, OEM authorization certificate, and documentary evidence regarding their financial turnover and experience in related projects.

Yes, the shields must comply with the NIJ Level IV standards, and detailed technical specifications can be found in the associated linked document provided in the tender.

Evaluations will be conducted based on the Total Value Wise Evaluation method. Technically qualified bidders will be selected for a reverse auction conducted on price offered.

A performance bank guarantee (ePBG) of 3% of the total bid amount is required for a duration of 26 months following contract award.

Yes, this tender allows participation by Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) and provides exemptions for experience and turnover criteria with valid documentation.

Payment terms will be defined in the awarded contract, usually involving staggered payments linked to delivery and acceptance of goods.

Bidders may request clarifications in writing within 14 days preceding the bid opening date. Responses will be shared with all prospective bidders.

Yes, bidders must comply with procurement policies including documentation relevant to the Make in India initiative and local content requirements specified in the tender.

Bidders can modify or withdraw their bids as long as written notifications are received by the buyer before the final submission deadline.

No, bids submitted after the specified submission deadline will not be entertained. Compliance with submission timelines is crucial.

The tender aligns with local procurement rules under the Make in India initiative, requiring a minimum local content of 20%.