Lakshadweep Tenders

1. The Lakshadweep UT eProcurement Portal (tendersutl.gov.in) facilitates tender listing and bid submission for the UT administration.

2. Tenders are categorized by organisation, works / goods / services, and can be searched by closing date, location, and department.

3. UT’s official “Tender Notices” section (on lakshadweep.gov.in) publishes departmental tenders across islands / departments such as Fisheries, PWD, Electricity, etc.

4. Some central tenders affecting Lakshadweep (e.g. coastal / harbor works) appear via eProcure / central ministries. For example, the Andaman & Lakshadweep Harbour Works (ALHW) published a jetty construction tender for Kalpeni via CPPP.

Who can bid:

1. Suppliers of marine / coastal equipment, accessories

2. Contractors for civil / structural works on islands

3. Service providers (O&M, marine services)

4. MSMEs / firms meeting eligibility as per UT tender norms

Typical required documents / norms:

1. Firm or company registration, GST / PAN

2. Past experience in marine / island works, or relevant technical domain

3. Earnest Money Deposit / bid security (if required)

4. Compliance with specification & quality / safety norms

5. Digital signature / eProc credentials as per UT portal terms

6. Complete bids (technical + financial or as prescribed) submitted before deadline

1. Where can I access Lakshadweep tenders?

On the Lakshadweep UT eProcurement portal (tendersutl.gov.in) and on the UT’s “Tender Notices” page (lakshadweep.gov.in).

2. What types of tenders are issued by Lakshadweep UT?

Marine / coastal works, island infrastructure, fisheries / marine supplies, O&M contracts, equipment & accessories, civil works, island utilities.

3. What is the Lakshadweep procurement / tendering process?

UT issues tender via portal → vendors download documents → prepare & submit bids → evaluation → award contract.

4. How does GeMTech PARAS help with Lakshadweep tenders?

Aggregates verified tenders, sends alerts & updates, helps with eligibility / specification clarity, ensures you don’t miss island-specific notices.

5. Are Lakshadweep tenders suitable for small / local firms?

Yes — many island supply / marine accessory tenders or small works can be accessible to local vendors or MSMEs.

6. How do I register for Lakshadweep UT tenders?

Register on the UT eProcurement portal (tendersutl.gov.in), provide firm credentials (registration, GST, PAN), and set up necessary credentials / digital signature.

7. What are common requirements to bid?

Company credentials; technical / domain experience; bid security / EMD (if mandated); compliance with specifications; correct bid format; on-time submission.

8. How can I stay informed about new Lakshadweep tenders?

Use GeMTech PARAS alerts; monitor the UT eProc portal and UT’s Tender Notices pages regularly.

9. Are tenders island-specific or UT-wide?

Many tenders are specific to particular islands / departments (Fisheries, PWD) though UT-wide works or supply contracts do occur.

10. What kinds of contracts are frequently awarded in Lakshadweep?

Marine supply & accessories, island infrastructure / civil works, fisheries / marine operations, O&M of marine / coastal facilities.

11. Can first-time bidders apply?

Yes, provided they satisfy eligibility criteria and submit required documentation properly.

12. Why choose GeMTech PARAS for Lakshadweep tenders?

You’ll get consolidated, up-to-date UT and island tenders; alerts & reminders; clarity on specs & eligibility; and better coverage of remote island contracts.