Open Tender for Bitumen Felts for Water Proofing and Damp Proofing as per IS 1322

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 5 lakh for the last three years, and possessing 3 years of past experience in providing similar goods or services. Additionally, MSEs and startups must submit documentation to prove exemption from experience or turnover criteria.

Bidders must submit the following documents: experience criteria documentation, past performance reports, bidder turnover certifications, OEM authorization certificates, and any supporting documents if seeking exemptions from the experience or turnover requirements.

Bidders should ensure they are registered on the GeM portal. They need to create an account and complete the vendor registration process before submitting their bids. Proper documentation verifying eligibility must be uploaded as part of their tender proposal.

Bidders should submit documents in PDF format as per the guidelines specified in the tender document. Other formats might not be accepted, so bidders should adhere to requirements consistently.

The technical specifications call for compliance with IS 1322 standards, which ensures that the bitumen felts are suitable for waterproofing and damp-proofing applications. Bidders are also required to present appropriate certifications confirming conformity.

The quality standards are defined as per the IS 1322 guidelines for bitumen felts, ensuring they meet industry benchmarks for durability and performance in waterproofing applications.

Bidders must comply with the specific requirements outlined in the tender document, including performance criteria, supply timelines, and quality standards. Non-compliance could impact the evaluation of bids.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) required is ₹21,902. Bidders seeking exemptions must provide valid documentation proving their eligibility as per GeM policies.

Yes, all successful bidders must submit a performance security amounting to 3% of the total bid value. This security is mandatory and must be maintained for the duration specified in the tender terms.

Payments will typically be processed based on the successful delivery and acceptance of the goods, in accordance with the payment terms stated in the tender document. Bidders should review these terms thoroughly to ensure compliance.

The evaluation and selection process will utilize a total value-wise evaluation method. Bids will be scrutinized based on compliance with technical specifications and evaluated accordingly, with past performance being given considerable weight.

Successful bidders will be notified of selection results through the GeM portal, and they may also receive direct communication regarding the outcome of their bids after the evaluation process is finalized.

MSEs are afforded benefits like exemption from EMD and the opportunity to bypass certain experience requirements if they can provide relevant documentation. These incentives aim to promote participation from smaller businesses in government tenders.

Startup entities are similarly exempt from specific experience and turnover criteria if proper documentation is provided, thus fostering an inclusive environment for new businesses to engage in government procurements.

Yes, bidders are encouraged to ensure that their products comply with 'Make in India' policies to promote local manufacturing and procurement. The tender may prioritize suppliers that support local manufacturing initiatives.

Bidders must adhere to local content requirements as outlined in GeM guidelines, thus enhancing the engagement of domestic suppliers in government procurement processes and ensuring adherence to governmental policies regarding local manufacturing.