Open Tender for Modular type Kitchen shelf made of rubber wood with melamine PU polishing size 8 x 4 x 2 ft,Modular in SOUTH ANDAMAN, ANDAMAN & NICOBAR

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of ₹4 Lakhs, and possessing at least 1 year of experience in supplying similar products.

Bid submissions must include a copy of the PAN Card, GSTIN, cancelled cheque, and a certified EFT mandate. Failure to provide these may lead to disqualification.

Bidders need to provide documented evidence of experience, such as contracts or purchase orders from government organizations, proving they have supplied similar products during the past financial years.

All documents should be uploaded in standard formats such as PDF, and any supporting documents should be certified to comply with the requirements laid down in the tender.

Yes, all furniture must adhere to specific technical requirements detailed in the specification documents, which mandate the use of rubber wood with melamine PU polishing.

Bidders must ensure their products meet the quality and technical specifications defined in the tender documentation, including sourcing materials that comply with national standards.

Yes, an EMD of ₹28,028 is required and must be submitted with the bid to qualify for consideration.

The successful bidder must provide a performance security of 3% of the total bid value, valid for 14 months.

Payment terms and GST reimbursement would align with the actuals, as per the applicable rates. Bidders must also verify their GST obligations independently.

The evaluation process will be based on total value-wise assessment, where technical qualifications will precede a Reverse Auction, if applicable.

Yes, notifications will be sent regarding the result of the bids, contingent upon the evaluation process conducted by the tendering authority.

MSEs are provided with exemptions from certain requirements, including experience and turnover criteria, subject to demonstrating compliance with quality specifications.

Yes, startups are entitled to the same exemptions as MSEs, as long as they adhere to the quality and technical stipulations detailed in the tender.

A minimum local content of 50% is required for products to qualify as Class 1 local suppliers under the 'Make in India' initiative. Documentation proving the local content is necessary during tender submission.