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The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with at least one year of past experience related to the categories specified in the tender. Bidders must also submit sufficient documentation to establish that they meet the minimum criteria. Additionally, MSEs and startups may receive exemption from certain experience criteria by providing supporting documents to verify their eligibility.

Applicants are required to provide several key certificates, including an OEM Authorization Certificate, relevant technical compliance documents, and evidence of meeting past performance benchmarks. Proof of annual turnover and compliance with BoQ specifications are also mandatory for a successful submission.

Bidders must ensure they are registered on the designated e-procurement platform. This registration process typically requires providing basic information about the company, legal documents, and relevant financial details. Once registered, bidders can submit their proposals online and attach necessary documentation directly through the platform.

Documents must be submitted in compatible digital formats as specified on the e-procurement portal. Typically, formats such as PDF are standard for submission. Bidders should ensure that all uploaded files are legible and comply with any submission requirements outlined in the tender documents.

The technical specifications outlined in the tender include criteria for various vehicles, which must comply with the specifications detailed in the BoQ. Bidders must ensure that their vehicles meet the quality and performance standards set forth by the Department of Military Affairs to be considered for evaluation.

Bidders are required to comply with the quality standards set by regulatory authorities and the specific standards specified in the tender. This may include adherence to safety norms, manufacturing standards, and performance benchmarks relevant to the vehicle types being offered.

Bidders have to meet certain compliance requirements, including submission of all necessary documentation that verifies their capacity to deliver the vehicles as per specified standards. This includes certification from relevant authorities indicating compliance with quality and safety standards.

Although direct inspection is not required, bidders must provide evidence that vehicles meet the defined specifications and quality standards. Past performance in similar tenders may also be considered an implicit testing criterion during the evaluation phase.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is not explicitly detailed; however, bidders are advised to refer to the main tender document for specific financial terms. Generally, an EMD is required to ensure commitment from the bidders towards the fulfillment of the tender agreement.

A Performance Security is required from the successful bidders to guarantee the execution of the contract as per the agreed terms. The amount will typically be specified in the tender documents and should be submitted within the stipulated timeframe upon winning the tender.

Payment terms will be explicitly stated in the contract following bidder selection. Bidders are encouraged to review the main tender documentation to understand terms related to milestone payments, advance payments, and any conditions tied to payment releases.

The evaluation process will be based on total value wise evaluation considering technical compliance and submitted documentation. Factors such as the quality of past performance, financial viability, and alignment with tender requirements will heavily influence the selection outcome.

Yes, results of the evaluation process will be communicated to all bidders as per standard procedures. Notifications will provide details on bid results and any next steps for successful participants.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) are eligible for certain benefits in this procurement process, including exemptions from experience and turnover criteria. This provision encourages participation from smaller businesses in government tenders.

Startups are granted certain exemptions from standard experience requirements and can submit bids under the specified guidelines. Supporting documentation must be provided to establish eligibility for the benefits aimed at promoting startups in government procurement processes.

The tender encourages local procurement and Make in India policies by allowing MSEs and startups to participate and by sourcing raw materials and products domestically. This contributes to increasing local production and empowerment of Indian businesses in response to government mandates.

The tender stipulates adhering to local content procurement rules, which necessitates sourcing a certain percentage of materials or services locally. This aligns with governmental initiatives to promote domestic production and sustainability within the Indian market.