Deposit Safe (Non Tool Resistant)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with relevant government bodies, having demonstrable experience in manufacturing or supplying similar security products, and compliance with safety and quality regulations. Bidders should ensure that all necessary certifications and documentation are in order before submitting their proposals.

Bidders must ensure that the deposit safe complies with recognized technical specifications, including dimensions, weight, locking mechanisms, and features that deter unauthorized access. More importantly, safety certifications must accompany the technical proposal to validate the quality and security standards of the offered product.

Payment terms typically stipulate that payments will be made upon successful delivery and installation of the deposit safes, subject to satisfactory inspection and acceptance by the Central Armed Police Forces. Bidders must clearly outline their financial proposals while ensuring that all costs, including taxes, are transparently presented.

Documents must be submitted electronically through the defined portal specified in the tender notice. Bidders should ensure that their submissions include all required documentation in an organized manner, adhering strictly to the guidelines provided in the tender scope, and using the accepted formats, such as PDF or DOC.

Yes, there are provisions designed to support Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) in this tender. MSEs may receive incentives such as relaxed eligibility criteria or preferential evaluation, promoting inclusivity and growth within the small business sector, particularly for those complying with local procurement and ‘Make in India’ policies.