GEM/2025/B/6310858 - Department of Social Justice and Empowerment

The eligibility requirements for bidders include being a registered business entity with proof of operation in the relevant field. Bidders must also demonstrate experience in supplying food items, especially to government sectors, and meet all compliance requirements set forth by the Department of Social Justice and Empowerment.

Bidders must provide necessary certificates affirming adherence to quality standards for the food items being supplied. This may include certifications from food safety authorities or industry-recognized quality assurance standards ensuring that all products meet requisite safety and quality specifications.

To register for participation, interested vendors need to complete the required registration process on the government procurement platform. Detailed information and steps on the registration process can usually be found in the guidelines of the tender document.

The selected bidders may be asked to provide a performance security to ensure compliance with contract terms. This security could be a monetary value equivalent to a percentage of the total contract amount and must be submitted in the stipulated format as outlined in tender documents.

Yes, there are special provisions in place for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and startups. These benefits may include simplified documentation, relaxed eligibility criteria, and potential price preferences, encouraging a wider participation of smaller enterprises in government procurement.