Open Tender for Tissue Culture Facility for Rice

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing at least 3 years of experience in tissue culture facilities, and demonstrating past performance with a minimum of 80% rating from previous contracts. Moreover, bidders must exhibit financial transparency to support their application.

Bidders must submit several required certificates which include but are not limited to: experience criteria, OEM authorization, and compliance documentation as per the provided Bill of Quantities (BoQ). These certificates are essential for validation and processing of the bid.

To register as a bidder, interested parties must visit the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal and complete the registration form. Ensure all necessary documentation is gathered for quick processing of your registration.

The accepted document formats include PDF and other common electronic document types that are clearly stated in the submission guidelines found in the main tender documents. Adherence to these formats ensures a smooth evaluation process.

The technical specifications for the tissue culture facility include detailed requirements for equipment, manufacturing standards, and quality assurance measures. Bidders must reference the full specifications provided in the linked documents to ensure compliance.

The facility must comply with established quality standards in biotechnology and tissue culture practices. It is imperative that bidders align their proposals with both national and international standards.

Bidders must comply with all stated regulations and requirements as outlined in the tender documents. This includes adherence to material quality, safety regulations, and environmental guidelines specific to biotechnology procurement.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) amounting to INR 17,416 must be paid during bid submission. This deposit ensures that bidders commit to the bidding process and will be refunded post-evaluation unless the bidder withdraws their bid.

Bidders may be required to submit a performance security deposit in accordance with the terms specified by the authority upon awarding the contract. This security amount acts as a guarantee for the fulfillment of contract obligations.

The payment terms are specified within the tender documents. Typically, payments may be linked to milestones or progress achieved in the project, further clarification will be provided following the selection of the bid.

Price evaluation considerations will weigh both the cost proposal and the technical compliance of the submitted bids. The lowest priced technically qualified bids will be prioritized during the evaluation process.

Documents must be submitted digitally through the GeM portal in the specified format outlined in the tender documentation. Ensuring a complete and compliant submission is critical for evaluation.

Bidders should closely monitor the submission deadlines, bid opening dates, and any timelines specified for technical clarifications, as detailed in the main tender document.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) are provided specific advantages which include exemptions on certain eligibility criteria and the potential for reserved contracts to enhance participation in government procurement processes.

There are specific provisions for startups, such as exemptions from certain technical qualifications and financial requirements, which aim to foster innovation and encourage new entrants in the biotechnology sector.

This tender emphasizes local production and sourcing, adhering to 'Make in India' policies, promoting local vendors, innovations, and manufacturing capabilities. Compliance with these norms enhances the bid’s attractiveness.

Yes, the tender outlines local content and procurement rules that encourage bidders to use locally sourced materials and services, aligning with national objectives of promoting indigenous capabilities within the biotechnology sector.