Contract Bidding Open For TRAMPOLINE HOOK AND SPRINGS,BADMINTON RACKET,SHUTTLE COCK in MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA

The eligibility requirements for participation in this tender include being a registered entity with a minimum of 3 years of past performance supplying similar items to Central or State Government organizations or PSUs. Bidders must provide documentation that demonstrates their experience and compliance with the stated requirements.

Bidders need to provide a PAN Card, GSTIN, and an EFT Mandate certified by their bank. Additionally, any certificates demonstrating experience or compliance with technical specifications must also be submitted to meet eligibility criteria.

To register, interested bidders should create an account on the GeM portal, complete the necessary documentation, and ensure they meet the eligibility requirements stated in the tender document. Once registered, they can access the tender details and submit their bids accordingly.

All documents must be submitted in electronic file formats acceptable on the GeM portal, typically including PDF and image formats. Ensure that scanned documents are clear, legible, and properly organized as per the submission guidelines.

The technical specifications include compliance with relevant Indian Standards, particularly IS 415 for shuttle cocks, along with any additional specifications detailed in the buyer's linked documents which are crucial for acceptance.

All products must comply with the recognized safety and quality standards relevant to each product category as outlined in the technical specifications sections of the bid document.

Bidders must ensure compliance with the Public Procurement Policy, particularly in relation to local sourcing and preferences outlined under the Make in India policies.

Payment will be made post-completion of the contract, against the submission of a bill on the GeM platform. No advance payments will be provided as outlined in the bid terms.

For this tender, the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is not required. This condition facilitates easier participation for vendors, especially for MSEs and other small-scale suppliers.

The evaluation process will consider total value wise evaluation including past performance, technical specifications adherence, and regulation compliance. Additionally, local suppliers will be prioritized for procurement based on their adherence to Make in India preferences.

Bidders will be notified of the results via the GeM portal, and specific communication will occur following the completion of the evaluation process defined in the tender guidelines.

MSEs will benefit from the purchase preference stipulated in the Public Procurement Policy. To receive this preference, they must possess valid Udyam Registration and document compliance with the bid's requirements.

Startups are encouraged to participate and may receive similar preferences as defined for MSEs, provided they meet the eligibility criteria stated in the tender documents.

Bidders must ensure that their products conform to the local content requirements to qualify as Class 1 or Class 2 suppliers under the Make in India policy. This is aimed to promote local production and reduce dependency on imports.

A minimum of 50% local content is required to qualify as a Class 1 local supplier, while 20% is necessary for Class 2 suppliers, as part of the tender requirements set forth to support local industries.