Invitation to Bid - Garam Masala as per IS 13545,Sambhar Masala as per IS 1797,Large Cardamom (Badi Elaichi) as per IS

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of INR 1 Lakh over the past three years, and providing documentation to prove at least three years of past experience in supplying similar goods.

Bidders must submit various certificates including OEM authorization if applicable, certificates confirming past performance, and any additional documents specified in the tender such as experience criteria and financial statements.

The registration process typically requires entities to provide proof of registration under relevant government regulations, submit the necessary documentation for eligibility, and comply with any additional instructions outlined in the tender documentation.

The accepted document formats are specified in the tender instructions. Commonly accepted formats include PDF, Word, and Excel, but bidders should confirm the specific requirements to ensure compliance.

The technical specifications require that all supplied products adhere to Indian Standards (IS) relevant to spices and food ingredients, as detailed in the tender documentation. This includes quality and safety specifications.

Bidders must supply products that meet or exceed quality standards as per the Indian Standards applicable to each item category. Adherence to these standards ensures that the products are safe for consumption.

Yes, compliance requirements include adherence to specified quality standards, submission of required documentation, and satisfying the eligibility criteria outlined in the tender.

The testing criteria include evaluating samples against the relevant Indian Standards for quality and safety, assessed as part of the bidding and evaluation process.

The EMD specifics, including the amount and submission process, will be detailed in the tender documentation. It's essential for bidders to provide the EMD to ensure commitment to their bid.

The performance security, the amount and specifics of which are defined in the tender, will need to be submitted by the successful bidder to ensure compliance with contract terms.

Payment terms will be defined in the contract awarded following the tender process, usually structured around delivery milestones and compliance checks.

The price evaluation will be part of the total value-wise evaluation process, ensuring that bids are compared based on cost-effectiveness and compliance with specified requirements.

Documents must be submitted through the designated portal specified in the tender instructions. Electronic submissions are typically required to maintain efficiency.

The evaluation of tenders will occur as per the defined timeline within the tender document. Notifications to bidders regarding results and contract awards will follow this evaluation.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) are provided with special provisions aimed at encouraging their participation through exemptions and benefits per government policy to promote local businesses.

Startups can access special considerations aimed at fostering innovation and economic growth. Information regarding specific provisions can usually be found in the tender documentation.

This tender adheres to the 'Make in India' initiative by promoting local products and encouraging participation from domestic manufacturers, aligning with government efforts to boost the local economy.