Government Tender Published for Decomposter for solid waste management

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, meeting a minimum average annual turnover of 20 Lakh, and possessing a minimum of 2 years of experience in similar supply or services.

Bidders must submit documents that include experience criteria assessments, bidder turnover certificates, OEM authorization certificates, compliance documents with BoQ specifications, and any relevant exemption supporting documents.

Yes, MSEs are eligible for exemption from the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD). However, they must upload valid supporting documents based on guided criteria specific to their category.

Decomposters must meet specifications emphasizing both aerobic and anaerobic composting methods, with a PH value of 7.5, and be designed to process waste volume reductions by up to 85%.

Bidders must adhere to quality standards as per the GeM Category Specifications, ensuring that applicable technical specifications are met.

Bidders must submit all documentation in formats specified by the tender, typically accepted in PDF formats or as specified in the bid document.

The evaluation process includes total value-wise assessment, compliance verification against technical specifications, and thorough documentation checks.

Payment terms will be outlined in the contract post-award, but typically follow standard government procurement guidelines upon successful delivery and acceptance of the goods.

All participants will receive notifications regarding the results once the evaluation process is completed, typically communicated through the dedicated platform used for bid submission.

Startups are eligible for exemptions from usual experience and turnover criteria as long as they comply with quality and technical specifications.

Bidders must comply with existing policies supporting the 'Make in India' initiative, ensuring the promotion of indigenous goods and services wherever applicable.

Performance security will generally be required as per government norms, typically issued in the favor of the beneficiary post-contract acceptance.

Bidders are allocated a 2-day window post-tender to seek technical clarifications regarding their submissions.

The purchaser reserves the right to make contractual adjustments, including order modifications of up to 25%, based on contractual terms set forth during the initial bidding process.

Yes, bidders sharing borders with India must be registered with the Competent Authority to participate in the tender process, ensuring compliance with national regulations.