Government Tender Published for Idiophones/ Non-drum Percussion Instruments-Handicraft

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity in India, with the need to submit all required documents as specified in the tender details. There are no exemptions for MSEs or startups concerning experience or turnover.

Bidders are required to submit documents such as compliance with BoQ specifications, along with Additional Documents 2, 3, and 4 as outlined in the ATC. Supporting documents are required if seeking exemption from experience/turnover criteria.

No, this tender does not stipulate a requirement for an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD). Bidders can proceed without an EMD requirement.

The technical specifications require that the instruments are made of metal, have specific weight (at least 200 grams), and defined dimensions for width, length, and height, along with polypack packaging.

There are no performance security requirements (ePBG) applicable to this tender according to the documentation provided.

Proposals should be submitted electronically via the GeM platform, ensuring that all required documentation is in the specified format, as outlined in the tender requirements.

Payment terms will be specified in the final contract awarded to successful bidders, generally based on milestone deliverables and acceptance of goods.

The evaluation criteria are based on a total value-wise evaluation, ensuring bidders are compliant with the technical specifications alongside competitive pricing.

No special provisions are provided for MSEs regarding experience or turnover exemptions for this tender.

Yes, startups can apply, however, there are no exemptions based on turnover or experience, making the application process the same as for other entities.

All documents must be submitted in electronic format. It is crucial for bidders to adhere to the formats specified in the bid documentation to ensure acceptance.

Bidders will be notified about the evaluation results through the GeM platform, and all necessary follow-up communications will be handled via the same medium.

Although specific MII guidelines are mentioned, no preferences are allocated in this tender. All suppliers will be treated equally under the procurement rules set forth.

Suppliers from countries sharing a land border with India can bid only if they are registered with the competent authority, ensuring compliance with the relevant procurement regulations.