Contract Bidding Open For Squeegee Washer Wiper Mopper (V2)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered legal entity, adherence to the Public Procurement Policy for Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs), and capacity to supply the specified quantity of products. Proper documentation for compliance should be provided.

Yes, bidders must upload relevant compliance certificates, including proof of registration and any other documents that validate their eligibility as per the tender requirements.

To register, bidders should create an account on the GeM portal, provide necessary business details, and potentially upload financial and technical documents as mandated in the tender's registration guidelines.

Bidders are encouraged to submit documents in PDF format for consistency and clarity, although other formats may also be permissible as indicated in the tender guidelines.

The technical specifications include materials such as stainless steel for the handle and plastic for the base frame, along with specific size and wall thickness requirements that meet the standards outlined in the tender document.

Yes, all products must comply with the specifications laid out in GeM Category Standards, ensuring quality and security in the procurement process.

Bidders must ensure compliance with all local regulatory and quality standards as specified in the tender, especially those related to manufacturing and product specification.

No, a performance security bond (ePBG) is not required for this tender, allowing for smoother financial commitments for successful bidders.

Payment terms will be discussed and specified within the contract awarded to successful bidders, in accordance with the department's procurement policies.

Price evaluations are based on total value-wise assessment. Bidders should provide their best pricing to the initial request, as the L1 bidder will generally receive preference unless MSE provisions apply.

The key deadlines for submission will be outlined within the tender document, and bidders should refer to the GeM portal for exact dates on submission, opening, and validity periods.

The selection process involves evaluating bids based on specified criteria outlined in the tender documentation, followed by a comparative analysis of price and compliance with technical specifications.

Bidders will be notified of the results through the GeM portal. All notifications regarding selections, clarifications, and other important updates will be communicated efficiently.

MSEs can benefit from preferences that allow them to compete more effectively within the procurement landscape as outlined in the Public Procurement Policy.

Unfortunately, there are no exemptions for startups in terms of years of experience or turnover for this particular tender.

The tender promotes local manufacturing by adhering to the Make in India policies through specified requirements aiming to enhance domestic production and increase local content in procurement.

Bidders are encouraged to meet local content guidelines to comply with government policies and to contribute to economic support for local enterprises in the tender execution process.