Warehousing Service for Food Grain Storage

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity capable of providing warehousing services, particularly in the storage of food grains. Bidders must have prior experience in similar projects and comply with all regulations and certifications concerning grain storage.

The technical specifications require bidders to have proper infrastructure that can store up to 30,000 MT of food grains, including temperature and humidity control systems. Additional requirements include pest control measures and effective inventory management capabilities to track stored goods.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) details are typically specified within the tender document. It ensures the seriousness of the bidders in participating in the tender. Bidders should reference the tender documentation for precise amounts and submission procedures regarding the EMD.

The submission methods indicated in the tender documentation must be followed closely. Bidders should ensure that their proposals, along with all required documents, are submitted in the specified format by the deadline outlined in the tender instructions.

Yes, there are significant benefits for MSEs participating in this tender, which may include preferential evaluation, additional support during the bidding process, and a proactive approach from the Agriculture Department to encourage MSE participation in government contracts.