Open Tender for Metallurgical Microscope

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of ₹1 Lakh, and possessing at least three years of relevant experience in the supply of Metallurgical Microscopes or a similar domain.

Required certificates include the OEM Authorization Certificate, documentation verifying past performance, and evidence of turnover meeting stated thresholds along with any additional certificates requested in the ATC.

Bidders should ensure they meet the eligibility requirements and prepare the necessary documents as outlined. Registration is typically conducted through the GeM platform, where detailed instructions are provided for completing the registration process.

Submitted documents must be in compatible formats as specified in the tender document, typically standard file formats like PDF, JPG, or DOCX, ensuring clarity and accessibility for evaluation.

Yes, the technical specifications required in the tender include high-resolution imaging capabilities and functions that augment educational utility, detailed in the official document.

Products delivered under this tender must adhere to quality standards as defined in the tender documentation, ensuring compliance with educational and operational requirements.

Bidders must comply with stipulated financial and technical requirements laid out in the tender documents and ensure that submissions align with established norms.

The testing criteria for the microscope will generally focus on performance specifications, image quality, and other functionalities that align with the educational objectives established by the Directorate.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) details are outlined in the tender document, and bidders should ensure they comply with EMD submissions as part of their overall tender proposal.

Successful bidders may be required to provide a performance security that ensures compliance and accountability, typically in a specified percentage of the contract value, as indicated in the tender guidelines.

Payment terms will be specified in the tender document under financial requirements, detailing when payments will be processed following the submission of a successful delivery of goods.

The price evaluation will take into account total costs along with the evaluations based on provided technical specifications, with consideration given to the lowest compliant bid.

Bids must be submitted through the designated channel on the GeM platform, ensuring that all required documents are properly uploaded and formatted according to the tender guidelines.

Key timelines related to bidding, evaluation, and notification of results will be detailed in the tender documentation, establishing a clear framework for bidders.

Results of the evaluation process will typically be communicated through the GeM platform, with public announcements to ensure transparency in the selection process.

MSEs can look forward to specific benefits such as exemptions from certain criteria laid out in the tender, promoting inclusivity and participation in the bidding process.

Startups may also enjoy benefits similar to MSEs, allowing for an inclusive participation framework aimed at encouraging innovation and supporting new businesses.

The tender supports local manufacturing and procurement, aligning with the 'Make in India' policies to bolster domestic capabilities in manufacturing high-quality educational equipment.