Open Tender for Laboratory Incubators in DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND

The eligibility requirements for this tender include being a registered entity capable of supplying Laboratory Incubators, a minimum average annual turnover of 8 Lakh, and showcasing at least three years of relevant experience in related supplies. Bidders must also provide certification documentation as stipulated in the tender. Additionally, proof of compliance and other documentation such as the OEM Authorization Certificate is mandatory for submission.

The technical specifications for the Laboratory Incubators are detailed in the tender documentation. Bidders must ensure that the equipment complies with these specifications, which may include operational parameters, capacity, temperature control accuracy, and other stipulations specific to laboratory use. Non-compliance with these specifications could lead to disqualification during the evaluation process.

Bidders are required to submit an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) of 49,500 to qualify for participation in this tender. Additionally, a comprehensive financial proposal must be presented alongside the bid, detailing the costs in alignment with the specifications detailed in the tender documents. Non-adherence to these financial requirements may result in the disqualification of the bid.

Documents for this tender must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal. Participants need to ensure that they follow the specific formatting and documentation guidelines set forth in the tender requirements. It includes submitting necessary certificates and technical documents in accepted formats as described in the main contract document.

MSEs are provided special provisions under this tender, supporting their participation in government procurement processes. This includes eligibility for exemptions and easier compliance with certain criteria typically set for larger entities. There are also efforts made to align with the Make in India initiative, promoting local manufacturing and procurement practices. Such provisions encourage a more inclusive bidding environment for smaller entities.