Government Tender Published for Volumetric Pipettes as per IS 1117,Volumetric Pipettes as per IS 1117,Laboratory Glassware Volumetr in JAMMU, JAMMU & KASHMIR

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with compliance to industry standards, adequate financial standing, and the provision of quality-certified products. Special exemptions apply for MSEs and startups, allowing them to meet fewer minimum experience criteria.

Bidders need to submit relevant certificates of compliance to IS standards for the Volumetric Pipettes, Laboratory Glassware, and Micro Spatulas. Documentation to prove the quality standards and safety regulations compliance is also mandatory.

Interested bidders must register on the GEM portal prior to submission. Ensure you have the necessary business credentials and details handy to complete the registration process.

Submissions must be made in electronic format via the GEM portal. Commonly accepted formats typically include PDF for technical documents and Excel/word formats for financial proposals. Please check the tender document for specific requirements.

The technical specifications include compliance with IS 1117 for Volumetric Pipettes, details of glassware volumes, and material descriptions per IS: 3888 for Micro Spatulas. All items must comply with set quality standards and fulfill the required purpose in laboratory settings.

Bidders must provide goods that adhere to the specified Indian Standards documentation. Each item should come with relevant quality certifications and test results demonstrating compliance with defined industry benchmarks.

Yes, all products must meet stringent compliance requirements as detailed within the tender document, including necessary certifications indicating adherence to safety and performance specifications.

Products will undergo testing based on quality standards established in the tender documents to verify their conformance to IS guidelines before acceptance by the receiving institutions.

The specific EMD amount required is detailed in the tender documentation. Bidders are advised to review this information closely to ensure their proposal accounts for this financial requirement.

Upon bid acceptance, the successful bidder may be required to submit a performance security amounting to a specified percentage of the bid value to ensure compliance with the contract terms.

Payment terms will be outlined within the contract document post-bid acceptance, generally involving payment upon delivery followed by a successful quality inspection of the supplied goods.

The price evaluation will consider the total cost implications associated with each bid, aiming for the most cost-effective solution while weighing the compliance and quality of goods offered.

Submissions should be made through the GEM portal following the two-packet bid system. The technical proposal must be submitted separately from the financial proposal to facilitate appropriate evaluations.

Yes, the tender timeline and evaluation process will be specified in the official tender document. Bidders should adhere to submission timelines to ensure full considerations of their proposals.

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) enjoy exemption from certain experience requirements. Startups also benefit from special provisions aimed at enhancing local entrepreneurship through simplified tender processes and compliance reductions.

Bidders are encouraged to submit products that comply with 'Make in India' policies by providing a clear outline of local manufacturing processes and sourcing of materials to boost domestic production and procurement initiatives.