Multifunction Target System - Department of Military Affairs

The eligibility requirements include being a formally registered entity, proving prior experience in supplying comparable equipment, and strictly adhering to compliance with Make in India policies. Additionally, bidders should complete registration with the required government procurement platforms. Having relevant certifications that validate the bidder’s expertise is also vital for qualifying to submit proposals.

To participate in the tender, bidders must submit relevant certificates that demonstrate compliance with technical specifications and quality standards outlined in the proposal documents. Certificates may include ISO standards, registration details, and any specific quality compliance certifications required by the Department of Military Affairs. It’s essential that all submissions clearly state the certifications to avoid disqualification.

All documents must be submitted in defined acceptable formats such as PDF, Word, or Excel files to ensure compatibility with the reviewing system. It is critical for bidders to review submission guidelines closely to comply with the requirements set forth by the Department of Military Affairs. Non-compliance with document format specifications may lead to delayed processing or disqualification.

Following the successful award of the tender, the selected bidder will be required to furnish performance security to ensure compliance with the terms of the contract. The performance security will typically be a percentage of the total contract value and must be submitted in stipulated formats as guided by the Department of Military Affairs.

This tender actively encourages participation from Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs), offering advantages such as simplified documentation processes, lower eligibility thresholds, and potential financial aid opportunities. Additionally, MSEs may receive preferential treatment during the evaluation process if they meet the necessary quality and compliance requirements. This initiative aims to foster growth and participation of smaller entities within government procurement.