Bids are Invited For pH Meter,Water Bath,Weighing Balance,Silent Autoclavable,Hot Air Oven,Hot Plate with Magnetic Stirr

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of INR 15 Lakh over the last three financial years and having at least three years of experience supplying similar laboratory equipment to public sector organizations.

Bidders need to provide an OEM authorization certificate, documents reflecting past performance, and proof of turnover. In certain cases, supporting documents for exemptions from experience should also be included.

Bidders must first register on the GeM platform. After registration, they can submit the required documents and bid for this tender in accordance with the instructions provided in the tender documentation.

All documents must be submitted in digital formats as specified by the GeM guidelines. Commonly accepted formats include PDF, JPG, and CSV for any accompanying data files.

Detailed technical specifications are outlined in the provided tender documents, which can be accessed through the GeM platform link associated with this tender. Bidders should review these specifications carefully before submitting their bids.

Yes, all equipment must meet the quality standards set forth in the tender documents and comply with the scientific and health safety regulations applicable in Jammu and Kashmir.

Bidders must ensure compliance with all specifications outlined in the BoQ, as well as with local laws applicable to the procurement and supply of laboratory equipment.

The EMD amount required is INR 6,000, which must be submitted alongside the bid documents to ensure financial commitment.

Bidders must submit a performance bank guarantee (PBG) amounting to 3% of the contract value, valid for a duration of 12 months.

Payment terms will be detailed in the bid contract but generally include conditions linking payments to successful delivery and inspection of equipment.

Bids will undergo a reverse auction process among the technically qualified bidders, with the prices being subjected to a detailed review.

All bids must be submitted electronically via the GeM platform, following the specific submission instructions outlined in the tender documentation.

Bidders are encouraged to refer to the tender notice on the GeM portal for specific timelines related to bid submission, opening, and validity.

The evaluation process will categorize bids based on technical qualifications and pricing. Subsequently, reverse auctions may determine the final awarding of the bid.

Winners and unsuccessful bidders will receive notifications via their registered emails or through the GeM portal upon conclusion of the evaluation process.

In this specific tender, there are no exemptions for MSEs pertaining to the experience and turnover requirements.

Currently, no exemptions for startups concerning experience and turnover criteria are provided in the tender details.

Yes, compliance with 'Make in India' policies is recommended, ensuring that products supplied align with local manufacturing regulations and user satisfaction.

Bidders should comply with the local procurement rules as set by the PHE department while ensuring that quality standards are met according to the tender specifications.