Open Tender for Refined Sugar as per IS 1151,Refined Oil as per IS 11069,Iodized Salt,Jam-IS 5861,Spices And Condim

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing at least 2 years of experience in supplying similar items, and fulfilling financial criteria unless an exemption is claimed via supporting documentation.

Bidders must provide certificates confirming compliance with IS standards for the products listed, as well as any additional documents requested in the ATC accompanying the tender.

The registration process requires entities to register on the GeM portal, comply with the eligibility criteria, and prepare necessary documentation before submitting the bid electronically.

Submissions must adhere to the formats specified in the tender documents; typically, this includes PDF or other accepted formats as outlined in the ATC.

Technical specifications are outlined in the tender documentation and reference applicable IS codes. Each item must meet the standards defined therein for quality and safety.

Bidders must comply with industry-standard quality benchmarks as set out in respective IS codes for each food item listed in the tender documents.

Bidders must comply with all requirements highlighted in the tender documentation, including fulfilling product specifications, providing valid documentation, and adhering to submission guidelines.

The EMD of INR 56,671 must be submitted with the bid. MSEs can claim exemption by presenting the necessary documents during bid submission.

The successful bidder must provide an ePBG of 5% of the contract value, valid for a minimum of 14 months to ensure compliance with contractual obligations.

Payment terms will be specified in the contract awarded to the successful bidder, generally based on delivery, acceptance of goods, and adherence to necessary documentation.

Bids will be evaluated based on total value-wise evaluation with 50% weightage for past performance. Compliance with technical specifications is prioritized in the evaluation process.

MSEs benefit from exemptions regarding experience and turnover, allowing greater access to participate and compete for the tender.

Yes, startups can also seek exemptions from the experience and turnover criteria based on the submission of applicable supporting documentation.

Results notification will be issued by the Health Department following the completion of the evaluation process, typically via the GeM portal or a formal announcement.

Compliance with 'Make in India' policies reinforces the government’s commitment to supporting local manufacturing and procurement initiatives, facilitating broader inclusion for domestic manufacturers.