Contract Bidding Open For Kabli Chana Whole (V2) (Defence),Dried Cow Peas (Lobia) (V2) (Defence)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of 1 Lakh over the last three fiscal years. Furthermore, bidders must demonstrate at least 1 year of past experience in supplying similar food products to qualify.

Bidders must provide certificates that document their experience, past performance, and meeting the bidder turnover criteria as outlined in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC). Supporting documents must be uploaded to verify eligibility for any exemptions requested regarding experience or turnover.

To register for the bid, interested participants must create an account on the GeM portal and follow the registration process to submit the required documentation as per the tender requirements.

The documents to be uploaded for the tender submission should typically be in PDF or Word format. Ensure that all documents are clearly legible and meet the requirements specified in the tender.

The technical specifications for the products include quality standards for Kabli Chana Whole (V2) and Dried Cow Peas (Lobia) (V2), as detailed in the tender documents. It includes specific measures that ensure food safety and adherence to military supply standards.

Bidders should comply with relevant quality standards detailed in the tender documentation. These standards guarantee that the products delivered meet the safety and quality expectations of the military.

All bidders must comply with the criteria outlined in the tender documents, ensuring that submitted products meet specified technical and quality standards outlined by the Department of Military Affairs.

Testing criteria may include evaluations against military specifications for food safety, quality analysis, and other related assessments to ensure compliance with the procurement policies established by the Ministry of Defence.

For this particular tender, no EMD is required from bidders during the submission process, encouraging broader participation without financial barriers.

The tender does not mandate any Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) for successful bidders, simplifying the contractual agreements involved.

Payment terms will be defined in the final agreement with successful bidders and are expected to meet industry standards in alignment with military procurement practices.

Price evaluation will be based on the total value of the submitted bids, applying a total value-wise evaluation method, where higher priced bids (H1) may be eliminated in accord