Government Tender Published for tool set of 53 pcs,screw driver,Day sign post,Transistor,Electrical testing

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with the necessary legal compliance, relevant experience in similar product supply, and the capability to meet the technical specifications outlined in the tender documents.

Bidders must submit documents relating to Experience Criteria, Past Performance, and OEM Authorization Certificates among other financial documentation to validate their compliance with the tender requirements.

Bidders must register on the GeM portal to participate in this tender. The registration involves filling out necessary information and uploading required documentation for verification.

The required documents must be submitted in electronic formats such as PDF or Word for documentation, while financial statements can be submitted in standard formats like CSV or Excel if specified.

Technical specifications include the operational capacity, quality assurance, and compliance with industry standards. Detailed specifications can be found in the attached documentation.

The offered tools must comply with the quality specifications set by the Indian Army and relevant industry standards as listed in the bid documents to ensure functionality and safety.

Yes, bidders must adhere to compliance standards related to government procurement, MSE policies, and any specific guidelines indicated in the tender terms to qualify for bid consideration.

This tender does not require the submission of an EMD; however, bidders must comply with the other submission requirements as specified in the tender documents.

The bid does not require performance security; however, compliance with product supply timelines and quality specifications must be demonstrated.

Payment terms will be specified in the final contract and will generally be determined post-delivery, contingent upon successful inspection and verification of the supplied tools.

Bids will be evaluated based on total value and compliance with the technical and financial specifications laid out in the tender document.

Results will be communicated through official channels on the GeM portal. Bidders should monitor their registered accounts for updates pertaining to bid outcomes.

MSEs can be exempted from the experience and turnover criteria as long as they meet the quality and technical specifications. This is in line with government policies fostering MSE participation in public procurement.

Yes, startups are also exempt from certain eligibility criteria under the technical specifications provided they can demonstrate compliance with quality standards relevant to the products being offered.

Yes, bidders must comply with the Make in India policies and any associated local content requirements as outlined in the tender to be eligible for consideration.

Bidders must adhere to the local content procurement rules as defined under the current government procurement guidelines, which may affect bid eligibility and evaluation.