Aerial Target, Charger, Carry Bags, Spare Battery, Multiport Cable Set

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with legal standing to operate, possessing relevant experience in supplying similar goods, and the ability to comply with specified technical standards. Additionally, bidders must actively engage in local sourcing aligned with the Make in India initiative to promote nationwide economic growth.

All products, including aerial targets, chargers, spare batteries, and multiport cable sets, must adhere to the defined technical specifications that ensure operational reliability and environmental resistance. Detailed specifications focus on durability, compatibility, and safety features as required by the Department of Military Affairs.

Bidders are required to submit a range of documents during the registration process, including their business registration certificate, tax compliance certificates, and any relevant industry certifications. Accepted document formats typically include PDFs and Word documents that are easy to read and assess by the reviewing panel.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is an essential part of the bidding process, typically calculated as a percentage of the total bid amount. The EMD ensures that bidders are committed to their proposals and adheres to the specified payment terms. It will be refunded to unsuccessful bidders post-evaluation.

Yes, this tender provides specific benefits for MSEs, including relaxed eligibility criteria, potential financial incentives, and support under the government’s initiatives to foster competitive bidding. This aims to encourage participation from smaller businesses, enhancing innovation and local production efforts.