Warehousing Services for Food Grain Storage

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with the appropriate regulatory body, proven expertise in providing warehousing services for food grains, and adherence to local regulations. Bidders must furnish documentation confirming their legal status and any relevant certifications to demonstrate compliance with these criteria.

The technical specifications require warehousing facilities to possess the infrastructure necessary for optimal food grain storage. Bidders should implement safety measures, including pest control and fire prevention. Regular quality checks must be conducted, and documentation of these procedures is required as part of the proposal.

Bidders must provide evidence of their financial capability, which includes a financial statement demonstrating past performance in similar contracts and ability to manage the anticipated quantity of warehousing. Additionally, information regarding the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) details, if stated in the tender document, should also be included in the submissions.

Proposals can be submitted in a specified format outlined in the tender documentation. This includes both technical and financial proposals, which must be completed and sent to the Agriculture Department Haryana. As for key timelines, although not provided in this overview, bidders should refer to the tender documents for accurate scheduling of submission and evaluation processes.

Yes, the tender encompasses benefits for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and startups. This aligns with ongoing initiatives to empower local businesses and promote sustainable growth within the sector. Bidders who qualify under these provisions are encouraged to highlight their status in their proposals.