Tender Notice for NS1,NS2,NS3,NS4,NS5,NS6,NS7,NS8,NS9,NS10,NS11,NS12,NS13,NS14,NS15,NS16,NS17,NS18,NS19,NS20,NS21,NS2

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity in India, demonstrating relevant experience in supplying similar packing materials, and meeting all applicable industry standards. MSEs may be eligible for exemptions from experience and turnover criteria, provided they submit supporting documents for evaluation.

Bidders are required to provide various certificates, including those relating to quality standards, experience, and compliance with specified regulations as detailed in the documents provided during the bidding process.

To participate in this tender, potential bidders must complete their registration on the GEM portal, ensuring they have all relevant documentation ready for submission as outlined in the official tender documents.

Document submissions must adhere to the formats specified in the tender documents. Typically, accepted formats include PDF, Word, and Excel files for financial and technical proposals.

Technical specifications are explicitly mentioned in the BoQ. Bidders must ensure that all materials meet the referenced IS standards and are suitable for operational use by the Indian Coast Guard.

All products supplied under this tender must comply with the relevant Indian Standards (IS). Bidders must provide proof of compliance, ensuring that all materials influence reliability and safety.

Yes, bidders must ensure that all materials supplied comply with the established directives of the Ministry of Defence, emphasizing sustainability, quality, and reliability in procurement policies.

The EMD amount is specified in the tender documents and is typically calculated as a percentage of the total bid value. This deposit assures the Indian Coast Guard of the bidder's intent to comply and complete the contractual obligations.

Successful bidders may be required to submit a performance security deposit post-award of the tender, calculated based on a percentage of the total bid value. This security ensures adherence to the contractual obligations.

The payment terms are laid out in the tender documents and typically encompass milestones based on the fulfillment of supply deadlines and quality checks conducted by the Indian Coast Guard.

The price evaluation will take into consideration the total bid value, the breakdown of costs, and the overall value proposition offered by the bidder, ensuring competitiveness while maintaining compliance with financial regulations.

Bids must be submitted electronically via the GEM portal. The evaluation will occur in two phases—first a technical evaluation followed by a financial review of qualified bids.

Key timelines include the submission deadlines for bids, the evaluation period, and the notification of results. These will be strictly adhered to as outlined in the tender documentation.

Bidders will be notified via the GEM portal once the evaluation process has concluded, ensuring transparency in the selection and contract award process.

MSEs have special considerations for exemption from certain experience and turnover requirements, promoting broader participation and support from the government for local businesses.

Startups may be granted preferential treatment in the selection process, encouraged by the policies aligning with 'Make in India' initiatives that promote domestic innovations and manufacturing practices.

Yes, the tender aligns with established procurement rules emphasizing local content and sustainable practices, supporting the government's objective of enhancing local industry capabilities.