Procurement Opportunity: Cup and Saucer,Serving tray,Drinking glass tumbler,Tea coaster,Glass Water Jug,Bowls for Microwave

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity capable of meeting the tender's obligations. Bidders must also demonstrate prior experience in supplying similar products, unless they qualify for exemption under the MSE provisions. Documentation proving eligibility may be required.

Bidders should possess relevant business registration certificates and any specific trade certifications related to the production and supply of crockery items. Additional certificates as requested in the tender documents must be uploaded for evaluation.

To participate, interested suppliers must be registered on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM). Registration involves creating a profile and providing relevant business credentials. Ensure all necessary documents are uploaded during the registration process.

Typically, document submissions should be in PDF format. Detailed specifications regarding accepted formats will be available in the tender documents. Bidders should ensure all documents are legible and correctly formatted to facilitate the evaluation process.

Technical specifications detail the material, dimensions, and design standards for each type of crockery item listed in the tender. Bidders must review these specifications carefully to ensure compliance with the quality standards expected by the Airports Authority of India.

Products must comply with national and international quality standards for crockery. This includes durability, safety, and suitability for intended use, as well as adherence to any specific directives mentioned in the provided specifications.

Bidders are encouraged to comply with 'Make in India' policies, ensuring that a significant portion of the products supplied is domestically manufactured. Compliance enhances the competitiveness of bids and supports local enterprises.

The EMD amount of 10,564 must accompany the bid submission. It acts as a security to ensure that bidders are serious about participating. The details for the deposit method will be outlined in the tender documents.

Successful bidders will be required to provide performance security equivalent to a certain percentage of the contract value. This security ensures that the contractor fulfills their obligations within the contract duration.

Payment terms are usually based on milestone achievements or project phases and will be detailed in the contract upon bid acceptance. Bidders should be prepared to submit invoices that meet the acceptance criteria of the Airports Authority of India.

Price evaluation involves comparing the financial proposals submitted by bidders. The total cost deemed most favorable while meeting quality and technical requirements will be prioritized for selection.

Submissions are evaluated based on quantitative and qualitative criteria, including adherence to technical specifications, completeness of documentation, and competitiveness of pricing.

The results of the evaluation process will typically be communicated to participants after the thorough assessment of both technical and financial proposals, following the final submission deadlines.

MSEs may benefit from exemptions from specific eligibility criteria such as experience and turnover, enabling a more level playing field for smaller bidders to partake in government contracts.

Startups may also receive similar exemptions as MSEs, fostering innovation and encouraging new businesses to engage in government contracts. Evidence of startup status must be provided during the submission process.

The tender explicitly supports 'Make in India' by promoting local manufacturing and encouraging bidders to source and produce goods within the country, thus contributing to the national economy and job creation.