Government Tender Published for Repair and Overhauling Service - 3757 REPAIR OF GYM EQUIPMENT FOR FDN 2; GYM EQUIPMENT; Yes; Buyer

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, a minimum average annual turnover of ₹1 Lakh for the last three years, and three years of relevant experience in gym equipment repair. MSEs and Startups may apply for exemptions under specific conditions with supporting documents.

Bidders must submit certificates related to their experience in gym equipment repairs and any documents indicating their turnover. If they are seeking exemptions related to experience or turnover, additional documents must be provided to demonstrate their eligibility.

To register for bidding, interested parties should visit the e-Government Marketplace (GeM) portal, create an account, and complete the registration process as per the platform's guidelines.

Documents must be submitted in commonly accepted electronic formats as specified in the tender documentation. Typically, PDF is preferred for uploads to ensure document integrity.

The technical specifications require bidders to substantiate their expertise in gym equipment repairs, ensuring they can provide necessary documentation that aligns with quality and safety standards.

Bidders must comply with recognized industry standards for maintenance and repairs, as outlined in the tender documents, ensuring that all equipment meets operational safety and efficiency criteria.

Bidders are expected to comply with all legal and regulatory standards related to service delivery, including adherence to local laws and any specific clauses mentioned in the tender documents.

Testing criteria will involve a thorough evaluation of the repaired equipment to ensure functionality and safety. This includes proof of past work and compliance with industry-specific standards.

Although EMD is not required for this tender, bidders should familiarize themselves with any financial documents requested, such as price breakdown that demonstrates bid value.

For this tender, a performance security bond is not mandated. Bidders should refer to individual contract terms for any financial guarantees that might be required.

Payment terms will typically align with the completion of services provided. Specific terms will be detailed within the complete tender documents and contracts issued after awarding.

Price evaluation will be based on the total value submitted in the financial bid, factoring in the quality of service and experience demonstrated by the bidder as outlined in their proposal.

Bidders must submit all documents electronically via the GeM portal, adhering to submission guidelines outlined in the tender details.

Results will typically be communicated following the completion of evaluations, as detailed in tender documentation. Bidders should monitor the GeM portal for updates.

MSEs are granted exemptions from typical experience and turnover requirements, allowing greater access to public procurement opportunities provided they submit necessary supporting documentation.

Startups are similarly given benefits, specifically exemptions concerning years of experience and turnover, provided clarity is given through appropriate documentation for their eligibility.

The tender supports local production by emphasizing local content requirements as a condition in the bidding process, promoting investment in domestic suppliers and manufacturers.