Open Tender for Single Seat Sofa,Trofee Nickle,Fire Ball,Pag Table,Refrigerator,Tiffin Box,Artificial Hair and Bear in LEH, JAMMU & KASHMIR

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity in compliance with government regulations. MSEs will be exempted from the Experience Criteria and Turnover Criteria upon meeting quality specifications, provided they submit supporting documentation.

Bidders must submit several critical documents, including copies of their PAN Card, GSTIN, Cancelled Cheque, and an EFT Mandate certified by a bank to create a vendor code.

Yes, MSEs must possess a valid Udyam Registration Certificate, which verifies their status as a Micro or Small Enterprise under the latest definitions.

Absolutely, startups are eligible for exemptions from Experience Criteria and Turnover Criteria, given that their supplies meet quality standards and technical specifications.

Bidders need to adhere to defined technical specifications mentioned in the tender documents for each item category to ensure compliance and eligibility.

Yes, all items provided must conform to the established quality standards outlined in the tender, ensuring that they meet the specified technical requirements.

Bids will undergo a total value wise evaluation that takes into account past performance, compliance with technical specifications, and local procurement preferences.

No Performance Security is required for this tender, allowing for more accessible participation, especially from MSEs and startups.

Payment terms detail that invoices related to delivered items must be submitted according to standard contract terms, as outlined in the bid documents.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the designated tendering platform, following the guidelines provided in the tender documentation.

Yes, the tender emphasizes preferences for Class 1 local suppliers as part of the Make in India initiative, requiring local content certification as part of bids over 10 Crores.

The bid opening is structured in a two-packet system where technical and financial assessments are conducted separately to ensure a thorough evaluation.

Once the evaluation concludes, bidders will receive notifications of the outcomes based on the evaluation criteria specified in the tender documentation.

Though not mandatory, attending the pre-bid meeting is encouraged for bidders to clarify doubts and prepare effectively for any upcoming submissions.

Training webcasts or documented resources may be available on the GeM portal to guide participants on the bidding processes and document submissions.

Additional conditions specified by the buyer are accessible through the main bid document, also containing general terms and conditions regulated by government procurement policies.