Contract Bidding Open For Plywood,Plywood thick,water proof plywood,Tiles,Tile,Tile,Tile,Floor Tile,Tile,Tile in BUDGAM, JAMMU & KASHMIR

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 9 Lakhs over the past three financial years, and at least 2 years of past experience supplying similar products to any Central or State Government/PSU.

Bidders are required to submit comprehensive documentation that includes experience certificates, proof of turnover, Udyam Registration (for MSEs), and any other specified supporting documentation as per the tender guidelines.

To register for the bidding process, bidders must create an account on the official GeM platform, complete their profile, and validate their Udyam Registration (if applicable). All steps will be outlined in the official tender documentation.

Yes, bidders must provide certificates as requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC), including experience verification and financial statements.

The technical specifications include various types of plywood, sizes of tiles (including anti-skid and ceramic tiles), and other detailed requirements. A complete list can be referenced in the specification document attached to the tender.

All materials supplied must comply with the specified standards of quality as laid out in the tender documents and must meet military regulations where applicable.

Post-bid submission, the compliance will be evaluated according to the submitted documents. Bidders are subject to validation checks to confirm adherence to the specifications and requirements mentioned.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is set at 37,000 INR. Bidders may seek exemption following the provided guidelines if they are part of the MSE category with supporting documentation.

The awarded bidder is required to provide a performance security: a percentage of the total bid value, specified at 3%, along with the necessary documentation.

Payment terms will be defined in the contract awarded to the successful bidder, adhering to typical procurement processes. Further details may be found in the Main Document.

Bids must be submitted electronically via the designated bidding platform as outlined in the tender document. Manual submissions may not be accepted.

Although specific dates are not included for the evaluation, bidders should anticipate a thorough assessment following submission. Typically, evaluation procedures will follow standard procurement timelines after the bids are closed.

MSEs will receive preferential treatment during the evaluation process, along with potential EMD exemptions and assistance in fulfilling contract requirements, provided their claims are substantiated and validated.

The tender encourages local suppliers to participate by mandating a certain percentage of local content in order to qualify as a Class I or Class II supplier, thus promoting the indigenous manufacturing policy.

To qualify as a Class 1 local supplier, a minimum of 50% local content is needed. For Class 2, 20% is the minimum requirement. Bidders must declare their local content in their bids to be considered.