Procurement Opportunity: Precast Concrete Reinforced Bench (RDSO)

The eligibility requirements for participating in this tender include being a registered entity, having prior experience in supplying precast concrete structures, and satisfactorily demonstrating past performance in relevant projects. Bidders must also submit necessary certifications as specified in the tender documents.

Bidders must provide a range of documents including experience criteria, past performance records, OEM Authorization Certificates, and other addendum documents mentioned in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC) specific to this tender.

Bidders must complete the registration process through the relevant government e-marketplace (GEM) portal, ensuring all eligibility criteria are met and necessary documents are uploaded for evaluation.

Submission documents must typically be uploaded in commonly accepted formats such as PDF, JPG, or DOCX, as specified in the ATC. It’s vital to review the document submission guidelines to ensure compliance.

The technical specifications include adherence to the standards laid out by the RDSO, particularly focusing on durability, safety, environmental considerations, and compliance with relevant regulations. Bidders are encouraged to refer to the linked RDSO documents for precise details.

Yes, bidders are expected to comply with national quality standards relevant to construction materials, particularly for precast concrete products as detailed in the tender documents.

Bidders must ensure compliance with all statutory requirements governing procurement and public safety, as well as adherence to the specifications outlined in the attached documents.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) for this tender is set at INR 100,000. This deposit must accompany the bid as a demonstration of the bidder's commitment to the tender process. Refund policies and conditions for forfeiture will also be detailed in the tender documentation.

The winning bidder will likely be required to submit a performance security deposit, which is typically a percentage of the contract value. This security ensures that the bidder executes the contract in accordance with the specified terms.

Payment terms will be stipulated in the final contract but usually include milestones based on the delivery and acceptance of goods. Bidders should refer to the documents for specifics on invoicing and payment schedules.

Bids will be evaluated based on a total value-wise evaluation method, considering both the technical specifications and financial proposals. Clear and detailed evaluation criteria will be available in the ATC.

Bidders will be notified of the evaluation results and any subsequent award decisions through the official communication channels of the procurement body, generally utilizing notifications via GEM platform.

MSEs are provided with special provisions aiming to facilitate their participation in public tenders, including potential exemptions from specific experience or turnover criteria as described in the attached guidelines.

Yes, this tender includes provisions aimed at supporting startups to help them compete effectively in public procurement processes. Specific details can be found in the ATC.

Bidders are encouraged to adhere to the 'Make in India' initiatives by sourcing materials locally and utilizing domestic manufacturing facilities, thereby contributing to the overarching goals of promoting local enterprises as set forth by the government.

Yes, bidders are expected to comply with local content and procurement regulations, ensuring that a stipulated percentage of materials is sourced locally to support regional economic growth. Detailed requirements can be reviewed in the attached documents.