Modular Work Stations (V2) (Q3) MSE Exemption for Years Of Experience and Turnover Yes Startup Exemption for Years Of Experience Yes Document required from seller Experience Criteria
Bidder Turnover
Certificate (Requested in ATC)
OEM Authorization Certificate *In case any bidder is seeking exemption from Experience Turnover Criteria
the supporting documents to prove his eligibility for exemption must be uploaded for evaluation by the buyer Do you want to show documents uploaded by bidders to all bidders participated in bid? No Bid to RA enabled Yes RA Qualification Rule 50% Lowest Priced Technically Qualified Bidders Type of Bid Two Packet Bid Time allowed for Technical Clarifications during technical evaluation 2 Days Bid Number ( ) : GEM/2024/B/5759019 Dated : 28-12-2024 Bid Document 1/8 Inspection Required (By Empanelled Inspection Authority/Agencies pre- registered with GeM) No Evaluation Method Total value wise evaluation Arbitration Clause No Mediation Clause No Bid Details EMD Detail Advisory Bank State Bank of India EMD Amount 105000 ePBG Detail Required No (a). EMD EXEMPTION: The bidder seeking EMD exemption
must submit the valid supporting document for the relevant category as per GeM GTC with the bid. Under MSE category
only manufacturers for goods and Service Providers for Services are eligible for exemption from EMD. Traders are excluded from the purview of this Policy. (b). EMD & Performance security should be in favour of Beneficiary
wherever it is applicable.
Beneficiary : Associate Professor GCW Gohana Near Jind Mor
Higher Education Department Haryana
GOVT COLLEGE FOR WOMEN GOHANA
(Shamsher Singh) MII Purchase Preference MII Purchase Preference Yes MSE Purchase Preference MSE Purchase Preference Yes 1. If the bidder is a Micro or Small Enterprise as per latest definitions under MSME rules
the bidder shall be exempted from the requirement of "Bidder Turnover" criteria and "Experience Criteria" subject to meeting of quality and technical specifications. If the bidder is OEM of the offered products
it would be exempted from the "