Tender Title: 35b330771
Issuing Authority: Indigenous and Tribal Faith and Culture Department
The 35b330771 tender invites qualified bidders to submit proposals for the provision of Event or Seminar or Workshop or Exhibition or Expo Management Services at a national level. The objectives of this tender include effective conceptualization and planning, coordination and staffing, as well as optimizing marketing and promotional efforts for the events. The service provider is expected to manage comprehensive participation arrangements and ensure the complete execution of designated activities such as "Din Joi Satra" and similar initiatives.
Scope of Work
The chosen contractor will be responsible for:
- Conceptualizing and planning engaging and meaningful events.
- Coordinating logistics, including staffing and materials.
- Executing the marketing strategies to promote participation.
- Managing all aspects of event execution, ensuring adherence to quality standards and timelines.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for this tender, bidders must demonstrate they are a legally registered entity capable of providing the relevant services. Bidder experience in managing similar events successfully in the past is highly recommended. Furthermore, they must comply with statutory requirements and must not be currently disqualified from participating in government tenders.
Technical Requirements
The proposal must include the following technical specifications:
- A detailed project methodology demonstrating event management expertise.
- Past performance reports or case studies of similar events.
- Resumes of key team members who will be involved in the project.
- A comprehensive risk management plan outlining potential challenges and mitigation strategies.
Financial Requirements
Bidders must submit a detailed financial proposal outlining the total costs associated with the event management services. This should include itemized expenses and any conditions regarding payment terms. Competitiveness of pricing will be evaluated as part of the tender assessment.
Document Submission Details
All proposals must be submitted electronically through the designated procurement portal. Each bid should include:
- Completed forms as per tender requirements.
- Supporting documents, including relevant certifications and company registration details.
- Technical and financial proposals separated for clearer evaluation.
Special Provisions
This tender encourages participation from Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and provides provisions to support startups. Bidders representing these categories will benefit from a streamlined evaluation process and preferential consideration as part of the government's initiative to promote local businesses.
Evaluation Process
The evaluation of submissions will be conducted by a designated committee. Proposals will be assessed based on technical expertise, past experience, compliance with the requirements, and financial competitiveness. Special attention will be given to MSEs and startups, as specified in the tender announcement.
Delivery Locations
Services are to be delivered at various locations as determined by the Indigenous and Tribal Faith and Culture Department across the country. Bidders must be prepared for travel and logistics management tailored to different venues.
Contact Information
For additional inquiries or clarifications, bidders are encouraged to contact the Indigenous and Tribal Faith and Culture Department through their official communication channels.
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Tender Documents
3 DocumentsDocuments Required from Seller
- Experience Criteria
- Bidder Turnover
- Certificate (Requested in ATC) *In case any bidder is seeking exemption from Experience / Turnover Criteria
- the supporting documents to prove his eligibility for exemption must be uploaded for evaluation by the buyer
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Frequently Asked Questions
The eligibility requirements for this tender include being a registered entity with the capability to provide event management services. Bidders should demonstrate prior experience in managing similar events, ensuring compliance with all relevant statutory regulations. It is essential that potential bidders are not disqualified from participating in any government tenders, which will be verified during the evaluation process.
Bidders are required to submit various certificates with their proposals, including business registration certificates and any relevant industry certifications that showcase their event management expertise. This documentation helps establish bid compliance and enhances the qualification profile of the bidding entity. Compliance with sector-specific standards and local regulations must also be demonstrated.
Bidders can submit their proposals through the designated procurement portal. They must ensure that all required documents are uploaded in acceptable formats (typically PDF or Word). The submission should include both technical and financial proposals separately, ensuring clarity and ease of evaluation.
Payment terms are generally outlined in the financial proposal submitted with the bid. Typically, payments will be linked to milestones outlined in the scope of work. Bidders are encouraged to provide a clear breakdown of their pricing and any conditions tied to the receipt of payment, ensuring alignment with government procurement processes.
Yes, the tender includes special provisions for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs). These businesses will enjoy advantages such as simplified evaluation processes and preferential treatment during the selection process under governmental initiatives aimed at promoting local economic development and empowerment of small businesses.
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