Government Tender Published for Air bubble film

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with valid business licenses and having the necessary documentation. Bidders must have valid Udyam Registration if they are MSEs to benefit from purchase preferences. It is mandatory to demonstrate that the bidder is the manufacturer or OEM of the offered product, as traders will not be eligible.

Bidders need to submit various certificates including business registration certificates, quality compliance certifications for the product, and the Udyam Registration for MSEs. Any relevant technical certifications that demonstrate the product meets industry standards must also be attached.

To register, bidders must visit the GeM portal and create a valid account. Once registered, they can submit their bids, providing all necessary documentation and certifications as stipulated in the tender.

Bidders should submit documents in standard formats such as PDF or JPEG. All technical and financial documents should be clearly labeled and organized for ease of review by the procurement team.

Yes, the technical specifications for the Air Bubble Film include specific dimensions and thickness levels. The film must meet certain durability and quality standards, as specified in the tender documents.

The quality standards for the Air Bubble Film are governed by industry norms and must comply with legal regulations. Products must be certified for quality and durability, as outlined in the tender.

Bidders must comply with all qualifications set forth in the tender document, including meeting specified quality standards, registration certifications, and financial disclosures.

The EMD requirement for the Air Bubble Film procurement is specified in the tender documents. Bidders must include this deposit as a demonstration of serious intention to fulfill the procurement requirements.

Bidders may be required to provide a performance security as part of the contract conditions, ensuring adherence to the delivery timelines and quality standards set forth in the tender.

The payment terms will be specified in the contract awarded to the selected bid. Bidders should be prepared for terms that may be based on partial payments upon delivery and final acceptance of the goods.

Bids will be evaluated using the total value-wise evaluation method, focusing on both financial and technical aspects. The evaluation will consider the lowest priced compliant bid as a primary criterion for selection.

The key timelines and deadlines include the bid submission deadline, bid opening date, and offer validity period. Bidders should refer to the main document for precise timings.

MSEs will receive purchase preferences throughout the procurement process, granted they fulfill specific criteria and are validated as per the official Udyam Registration.

Unfortunately, startups are not provided exemptions for years of experience or turnover for this specific tender, as detailed in the eligibility criteria.

Bidders must note that compliance with 'Make in India' initiatives encourages local manufacturing. However, specific provisions or preferences may need to be verified within the context of the tender requirements.

Local content procurement rules may apply, guiding procurement to promote domestic manufacturing and encouraging businesses to comply with the Make in India initiative. Specific local content requirements should be referenced in the tender documentation.