Government Tender Published for Safety Shoes - Leather with PVC Sole in DODA, JAMMU & KASHMIR

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity under relevant laws and demonstrating past performance by supplying similar products to government organizations in the past three financial years for at least 10% of the tender quantity.

The required documents include experience criteria, past performance documentation, the necessary certificates requested in the ATC, and compliance documentation with BoQ specifications.

To participate, bidders must ensure they are registered entities with the applicable statutory bodies. Bidders should upload necessary documents during the registration process to confirm their eligibility for this tender.

All submitted documentation must be in PDF or similar file formats that can be easily viewed and authenticated, ensuring that bid compliance is verifiable.

Yes, bidders must provide safety shoes that conform to defined technical specifications including types of safety shoes and materials used, as specified in the tender documentation.

The safety shoes must adhere to the GeM Category Specifications and be demonstrated through appropriate test reports from accredited laboratories confirming compliance with stated quality standards.

Bidders need to comply with the GST regulations, specifically where reverse charge mechanism (RCM) applies, to reflect correct rates in their bids according to the applicable GST norms.

No, an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is not required for this tender, however, bidders must demonstrate experience and turnover as part of their eligibility documentation.

Payment terms will be outlined in the contract upon completion of supply and acceptance checks by the buyer, adhering to internal payment processes.

Price evaluations will consider the overall value proposed by bidders in relation to their compliance with technical requirements, rather than solely on price.

Yes, Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) are exempt from the experience and turnover criteria as long as they meet quality and technical specifications outlined in the tender.

Bidders must ensure their submissions align with the Make in India initiative, particularly under local content procurement rules which may be referenced in tender documents.

Notification of results will be provided through the GeM platform, where further instructions and details will follow post-evaluation.

Timelines regarding submission deadlines and delivery will be outlined in the main tender documentation, ensuring all participants adhere to stipulated requirements.

Bidders can raise grievances through the Representation window provided in their seller dashboard post-publication of the bid, and the buyer is required to respond before the bids are opened.