Trophy
Indian Space Research Organization
AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT
Bid Publish Date
10-Jan-2025, 10:31 am
Bid End Date
25-Jan-2025, 11:00 am
Location
Progress
Quantity
90
National Crime Records Bureau (ncrb) invites bids for Trophy (Q4) in SOUTH WEST DELHI, DELHI. Quantity: 90. Submission Deadline: 25-01-2025 11: 00: 00. Submit your proposal before the deadline.
Indian Space Research Organization
AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT
Indian Space Research Organization
AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT
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BARMER, RAJASTHAN
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RI BHOI, MEGHALAYA
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ERNAKULAM, KERALA
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Experience Criteria
Past Performance *In case any bidder is seeking exemption from Experience / Turnover Criteria
the supporting documents to prove his eligibility for exemption must be uploaded for evaluation by the buyer
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The eligibility requirements for this tender stipulate that bidders must be registered entities with at least 3 years of experience in supplying similar items. However, MSEs and startups can request exemptions from the experience requirement by providing supporting documents for evaluation. All bidders should ensure they comply with the formal registration processes and present valid documentation for assessment.
Bidders must submit various certificates that include proof of registration, tax compliance (like GST registration), and any other relevant certifications that reflect their capability and history in supplying quality trophies. Proper alignment with compliance requirements mentioned in the tender is mandatory.
The registration process involves creating an account on the official Gem portal where bidders can provide necessary business information and upload required documentation for verification. It is recommended to complete registration ahead of the tender submission deadlines to avoid last-minute issues.
The tender documentation does not specify a particular document format; however, bidders should typically submit files in formats such as PDF, Excel, or Word. All submissions must be legible, well-organized, and comply with any specific formatting requests contained within the tender documents.
Bidders must provide detailed information about the technical specifications of the trophies they intend to supply. This includes material composition, design attributes, and adherence to specified quality standards. Ensuring that proposals meet all technical criteria is essential for successful evaluation.
Yes, compliance with organizational and governmental standards is crucial. Bidders must provide proof of adherence to prescribed rules and regulations, including compliance with local production norms and any additional requirements outlined in the tender.
Products supplied will undergo the necessary testing criteria as defined by NCRB to assure quality and reliability. Bidder proposals should highlight methods of ensuring that their products meet performance expectations and quality standards.
Bidders are required to submit an EMD as per the guidelines stated in the tender. This deposit acts as a security to confirm the seriousness of the bid and will be regulated as described in official documents.
Winning bidders will be required to submit a performance security in the form of a bank guarantee or any acceptable form as stated in the tender documentation. This serves to safeguard the interests of the NCBR should the supplier be unable to deliver as promised.
Payment terms include provisions for advance payments or milestone payments based on the delivery and acceptance of goods. Bidders should consult the tender documentation for specific details on payment structures and timelines.
Price evaluation considerations will focus on the total cost while assessing proposals against their technical compliance. Competitive pricing without sacrificing quality will lead to favorable positions during the selection process.
Notifications regarding bid results will generally be communicated following the evaluation process. It is essential for bidders to remain attentive to updates through the official channels specified in the tender documentation.
Yes, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) are granted several benefits including exemptions from certain experience criteria. MSE bidders must provide appropriate documentation to leverage these advantages effectively.
Startups can also benefit from exemptions regarding the years of experience required for eligibility. Submission of required documents showcasing their expertise and capabilities will be essential for successful participation.
The procurement process is designed to promote local manufacturing and align with the 'Make in India' initiative. Bidders are encouraged to source materials and manufacture locally, adhering to established guidelines to foster national economic growth.
Bidders must adhere to local content regulations and procurement rules established by government policies. These rules may require specific proportions of local content in the goods supplied, promoting home-grown economic advancements.
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