1. Where can I view live tender notices from DTCP?
You can view them on the DTCP’s official portal or via the state’s e-Procurement system.
2. What types of contracts does DTCP issue?
Contracts include civil / works (roads, drains), supply of goods (materials / IT), consultancy, and planning services.
3. Is GeM registration mandatory to bid?
Only if the tender is floated via GeM. Otherwise, you must satisfy the registration requirements stated in the specific tender (state portal).
4. What documents are typically required for submission?
Generally: PAN, GSTIN, past experience certificates, audited financial statements, DSC (if required), and EMD / bid security (if specified).
5. Are MSMEs eligible to participate?
Yes — many government tenders allow MSME participation under procurement policy; check each tender’s eligibility clause.
6. What is the mode of bid submission?
Mostly online via the designated e-Procurement portal; DSC may be mandatory.
7. How often are DTCP tenders published?
Tenders are published throughout the year, depending on infrastructure and planning requirements — there is no fixed monthly schedule.
8. Can foreign vendors participate?
Eligibility varies by tender; some may restrict participation to Indian entities or local vendors — always check the eligibility clause.
9. How can I track amendments or corrigenda?
Monitor the tender listing until contract award; subscribing to alert services (like via GeMTech PARAS) helps ensure you don’t miss updates.
10. Where can I get help if I’m new to bidding for DTCP tenders?
You can reach out to GeMTech PARAS for support with registration, vendor assessment, documentation, and alert services.