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The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 9 Lakhs, and demonstrating at least 3 years of experience in relevant agricultural operations. Additionally, all required documentation must be submitted to verify compliance.

Participants must present valid certifications that demonstrate their capability to perform agricultural work, including but not limited to experience certificates, financial statements confirming their annual turnover, and compliance with the BoQ specifications.

To register for the tender, bidders must create an account on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal, complete the necessary profile, and submit all requisite documentation as outlined in the tender requirements.

Bidders are required to submit documents in common formats such as PDF, DOCX, and JPEG formats. All files should be clearly named and organized for easy reference during evaluation.

Bidders must comply with specified technical standards set forth by the Department of Agricultural Research and Education, demonstrating their ability to perform agricultural tasks effectively and sustainably.

All work performed under this tender must meet quality standards set by the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, including sustainability practices and adherence to safety protocols.

Yes, bidders must ensure that all operations are compliant with established agricultural practices and local regulations. This includes submitting compliance documentation during the evaluation phase.

Contracts may include performance warranties and testing criteria to ensure that the agricultural activities meet required operational and safety standards as specified in the tender documentation.

Specific details regarding the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) are not provided in the documentation; however, typically, bidders are required to submit an EMD to demonstrate seriousness in their bid.

The performance security requirements will be detailed in the contract post-award, usually encompassing a specified percentage of the total contract value as a safeguard against non-performance.

Payment terms will be detailed in the contract and typically involve milestone-based payments after the successful completion of specified tasks.

Price evaluation will consider overall competitiveness, compliance with BoQ, and the bidder’s capability to fulfill operational requirements as defined in the tender.

Bidders must submit their proposals electronically through the GeM portal, ensuring all required documents and information are correctly uploaded.

Key timelines, including bid submission and evaluation periods, will be specified upon official release of the tender; regular updates can be tracked on the GeM platform.

The evaluation will follow a group-wise methodology, assessing submitted documents against eligibility and technical requirements to determine the most suitable bidder.

Results are typically communicated through the GeM portal, where bidders can log in to view evaluation results and any relevant further actions.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) may receive exemptions from certain eligibility requirements, promoting accessibility and participation in government tenders.

Startups may also benefit from relaxed criteria in the evaluation process, aimed at fostering innovation in agricultural practices.

Bidders are encouraged to align with 'Make in India' policies, focusing on local sourcing and production techniques that support sustainable development and local economies.

Bidders should comply with local content and procurement laws, ensuring that a specified percentage of materials and services are sourced within the local economy to promote regional development.