Bids are Invited For Tool Kit for Zari - Zardozi Craft

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with at least 1 year of past experience in providing similar toolkits for Zari - Zardozi craft. Bidders must demonstrate a past performance score of 50% or more.

Bidders must submit documentation proving their legal registration as a business entity, along with any certificates linking to their past performance in similar contracts.

Bidders need to ensure they are registered entities and submit the necessary documentation during the bid submission process.

Accepted document formats typically include PDF, DOC, and XLS formats for all financial and technical bids, ensuring that all submissions are easily accessible for evaluation.

The technical specifications for the toolkits include specific quality and material guidelines to ensure durability, functionality, and compliance with the traditional crafting requirements of Zari - Zardozi.

The toolkits should meet established standards set forth in the tender documents, which include both durability and suitability for traditional crafting practices.

Bidders must comply with the specifications laid out in the tender documentation and provide all required supporting documents to demonstrate their capability to deliver as per the contract needs.

Details regarding EMD requirements will be in the main tender document, and bidders must comply with such requirements as part of the submission process.

Bidders are typically required to submit performance security upon selection, covering a specified percentage of the total contract value as stipulated in the tender.

Payment terms and conditions will be discussed throughout the contract negotiation phase following the selection of the winning bidder.

Price evaluation is carried out based on total value-wise assessment to ensure the most competitive offer while maintaining quality standards.

Submissions must be made through the designated bidding portal in accordance with the two-packet bidding format.

While specific deadlines should be checked in the main tender documents, all bidders should prepare for the bid opening and submission dates to avoid last-minute submissions.

The evaluation and selection process involves a detailed review of technical and financial bids to determine compliance with the specified requirements before awarding the contract.

Bidders will be notified of results after the completion of the evaluation process, typically within a specified timeframe indicated in the tender documentation.

MSEs may receive specific advantages in terms of participation in the bidding process and financial assistance to encourage local manufacturing and sustainable practices.

Specific provisions to encourage participation from startups are included, aimed at fostering innovation and supporting new ventures involved in the craft.

The tender promotes the use of local materials, encourages local craftsmanship, and supports the Make in India initiative by sourcing products and tools within the country.

The procurement rules emphasize using local resources and materials to enhance local production capacity and promote economic development in the community.