Government Tender Published for petri plates or dishes in ALMORA, UTTARAKHAND

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of ₹10 Lakhs for the last three years and a requisite past experience of 3 years in supplying similar items to government bodies.

Bid participants must submit certificates related to their experience, OEM authorization, and proof of compliance with Quality Assurance Standards as well as financial documentation to verify their business turnover.

Interested suppliers can register through the GeM platform by creating an account. After registration, they can submit bids for tenders by uploading necessary documents as specified in the tender details.

The accepted document formats include PDF, JPG, and DOCX files, as per guidelines on the GeM platform. All documents must be properly signed and validated.

The technical specifications state that petri plates must be made of borosilicate glass, with a wall thickness of 3.3 - 10 mm and a nominal size of 50 mm, adhering to IS 2626 standards.

Yes, all supplies must conform to the Indian Standard IS 2626 for reusable glass petri dishes. Bidders should submit quality assurance certificates to validate compliance.

A Performance Security of 2% of the contract value is required, which ensures the successful execution of the contract terms and conditions.

The payment terms usually involve settlement upon delivery and inspection of the supplies. Specific details will be communicated post-bid acceptance.

The price evaluation will be based on the total value of bids, taking into account previous performance and the ability to comply with technical specifications.

Bidders must submit their proposals electronically through the GeM portal, adhering to the prescribed formats and guidelines.

Bidders will be informed of the timelines via the tender document. The bids must be submitted before the stated end date for consideration.

MSEs can seek exemption from the turnover and experience criteria if they meet quality standards, making it easier for smaller companies to participate.

A preference is given to local suppliers with adequate local content in their products. Bidders must prove compliance with local sourcing requirements to leverage this initiative.

Yes, notifications regarding bidding outcomes will be communicated to participants through the GeM platform and relevant email notifications once the evaluation process is concluded.