Open Tender for Micromanipulator with Fluorescence Attachment Microscope

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with relevant certifications, demonstrating at least three years of past experience in supplying similar products to government organizations, with exemptions available for MSEs and Startups subject to compliance with technical specifications.

Bidders must submit various documents including the Experience Criteria, OEM Authorization Certificate, and compliance documentation for the Bill of Quantities specifications. Evidence supporting exemption claims must also be uploaded.

The registration process involves creating an account on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal, submitting the required documentation, and fulfilling the eligibility criteria outlined in the tender.

Document submissions must be in PDF or other commonly accepted formats as specified in the tender guidelines. All required documents should be clearly labeled for ease of evaluation.

Technical specifications detail the necessary parameters and functionalities that the micromanipulator must fulfill. A comprehensive specification document is accessible here.

Yes, all participating bids must comply with the stipulated quality standards that are outlined in the buyer's specification document to ensure products are fit for purpose as prescribed.

An EMD of ₹36,000 is required; however, MSE and Startup bidders may claim exemptions provided adequate documentation is submitted to validate their eligibility for exemption.

A performance security of 2% of the total bid value must be provided in the form of an ePBG for a duration of five months from the contract award date.

The evaluation process will be primarily on total value basis, with emphasis on past performance, compliant documentation, and adherence to technical specifications as specified in the tender.

Results will typically be communicated through the GeM portal. Bidders should regularly check for updates and notifications related to the bid evaluation outcomes.

MSEs are provided with exemptions regarding experience and turnover criteria to promote participation. They may also receive purchase preferences if they meet local supplier conditions.

Yes, startups are exempt from certain eligibility criteria related to turnover and experience, encouraging innovative solutions from new market entrants.

Bidder preference is given to Class 1 local suppliers under the Make in India initiative, emphasizing local content and promoting domestic manufacturing within the procurement process.

In case of failure to provide timely service or rectification, penalties may apply, and the buyer has the right to seek services from alternate sources at the seller's cost, following the stipulated service level agreement.