Bids are Invited For Laminated Poly Pouches

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing a minimum average annual turnover of 7 Lakhs, and having 2 years of relevant past experience in supplying similar products. Documented proof of these criteria must accompany the bid.

Bidders must provide various certificates including OEM authorization certificates, bidder turnover documentation, and any additional certificates requested in the ATC (Additional Terms and Conditions).

To participate in the tender, bidders must register on the GeM portal (Government e-Marketplace), submit the required documentation, and ensure their eligibility criteria are met as specified in the tender.

All submitted documents must be in PDF format to ensure consistency and facilitate the review process. No other formats will be accepted.

Technical specifications should align with industry standards for quality packaging materials. Details can be found in the main tender document which indicates the durability and weather resistance expected from the pouches.

The product must adhere to specified quality standards concerning packaging materials, ensuring robustness against environmental factors and capability to protect contents effectively.

Bidders must comply with all government procurement policies including adherence to local content and procurement rules as outlined by respective federal guidelines.

An Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) of 90,000 is mandatory at the time of bid submission, safeguarding the interests of the buyer and ensuring serious participation.

Successful bidders will be required to submit a performance security, the specifics of which will be communicated post-evaluation, ensuring compliance with contract terms.

Payment terms will likely include provisions based on delivery milestones, acceptance of goods, and completion of any additional services as stipulated in the final agreement upon contract award.

The evaluation and selection process will prioritize the lowest priced technically qualified bidders ensuring that the cost-effectiveness of proposals is a primary consideration during selection.

Submissions must be made electronically via the GeM portal, employing the two-packet bid system, ensuring both technical and financial proposals are submitted separately.

Notification of evaluation results will be communicated through the official channels established by the Department of Agriculture, ensuring timely updates on the status of bids.

Yes, MSEs can expect benefits including exemptions from certain eligibility requirements, promoting their participation as part of government initiatives to support small-scale enterprises.

Yes, provisions exist to facilitate startups’ participation by easing certain requirements, in line with government policies aimed at fostering innovation and entrepreneurship.

Bidders must demonstrate their sourcing practices align with 'Make in India' initiatives by providing evidence of local sourcing and production capabilities within the bid documents.

Bidders must adhere to local content regulations, ensuring a specified percentage of products are locally sourced or manufactured, which is a critical component in government procurement processes.