Virtual Reality Based Drone Training Simulator

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity capable of demonstrating expertise in simulation technology related to drone training. Bidders must provide documentation evidencing their experience, along with a set of relevant certifications that comply with local regulations. Past performance metrics and recommendations may further enhance the application.

The simulator must feature high-resolution graphics to offer realistic training scenarios and interactive modules specifically designed for drone operations. Additionally, it should ensure compatibility with multiple drone models, possess an intuitive user interface, and provide analytics for monitoring trainee progress and performance.

All bidding companies must submit a Performance Security to guarantee the execution of the contract should they be awarded. This security is typically a percentage of the total bid price and ensures successful completion of the delivered services, protecting the interests of the Ministry of Defence.

Documents must be submitted electronically via the designated procurement portal. Bidders must ensure all components of their submissions are complete, including technical and financial proposals, as well as fulfilment evidence for eligibility criteria in the specified formats outlined in the tender guidelines.

Yes, the tender acknowledges the importance of supporting Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs). Bidders must indicate any MSE certifications they hold to potentially qualify for preferential treatment in the evaluation process. This aligns with fostered policies aimed at enhancing local industry participation in government procurements.