Bids are Invited For Plain Copier Paper (V3) ISI Marked to IS 14490,Plain Copier Paper (V3) ISI Marked to IS 14490 in PRATAPGARH, UTTAR PRADESH

The eligibility requirements for participation in this tender include being a registered legal entity in India, having a minimum of one year of relevant experience in supplying similar products, and a minimum past performance rating of 50%. Additionally, bidders must show an average annual turnover of at least 1 Lakh (INR). MSEs and startups can avail themselves of exemptions related to these experience and turnover conditions.

For this tender, bidders must submit documents demonstrating compliance with the technical specifications outlined in the tender. This includes ISI certification for the Plain Copier Paper (V3) and any financial documents to prove turnover and past performance. Bidders should ensure all required documents are in the accepted formats and accurately uploaded for evaluation.

The registration process involves creating an account on the GeM portal if not already registered. Bidders must provide necessary business details, including registration documentation as per the eligibility criteria. Once registered, bidders can download the tender document, submit their bids, and upload required compliance documents through the portal.

The payment terms specified typically involve release upon successful delivery and inspection of the goods by authorized personnel. Bidder payment will be contingent on compliance with the supply terms, delivery timelines, and overall assessment based on quality standards and delivery efficiency. Further specifics may be detailed in the final contract awarded to successful bidders.

This tender includes provisions that benefit Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and startups. Exemptions are available regarding experience and turnover requirements, encouraging participation from local businesses and promoting compliance with government initiatives like the 'Make in India' campaign, which aims to foster local manufacturing and reduce reliance on imports. These concessions support the improvement of local procurement and the sustainable growth of smaller firms.