Tender Notice for Paper-based Printing Services - Printing with Material; OMR Sheet; Offset in LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH

Details are provided in the tender document.

The eligibility criteria state that bidders must have a minimum average annual turnover of INR 5 Lakhs over the last three years and at least two years of ongoing experience in providing similar services to government or PSU agencies.

Bidders must submit documentation concerning experience criteria, certificates for bidder turnover, and any supporting documents when claiming exemptions concerning experience or turnover.

The EMD for this tender is set at INR 18,000. It must be submitted along with the bid documents unless the bidder claims exemption under the MSE criteria.

Bidders must upload the required documents through the designated online bidding portal as specified in the tender documentation.

Accepted document formats typically include PDF and other standard digital formats as seen in practice guidelines. Ensure documents are clear and easily readable.

The evaluation will be done on a total value basis, meaning the bidder offering the lowest price that meets all obligations will be favored. All documents must meet compliance to avoid disqualification.

Yes, MSEs can be exempt from both experience and turnover requirements, as long as quality and technical specifications are satisfied.

Non-compliance regarding the delivery of printed materials can lead to penalties, including contract termination or financial penalties as stipulated in the performance agreements.

While MSEs have certain exemptions, startups do not benefit from exemptions regarding years of experience or turnover; they must adhere to standard requirements.

Bidders can utilize the technical clarification window available on the bidding portal for any queries related to specifications or procedural requirements.

Bidders from countries sharing land borders with India must be registered with the government authority to be eligible to bid.

The bids must be submitted by January 8, 2025, where the bid opening will occur shortly after at 14:30.

'Make in India' compliance signifies the preference for domestic manufacturing and local service provision, encouraging local businesses to participate in government procurement activities.

Bidders must provide copies of relevant contracts or orders as documentary evidence supporting their past experience for the services provided over the specified duration.

Providing false information or documents can lead to immediate disqualification from the bidding process, and potential future legal action as per existing laws.

Details are provided in the tender document.