Open Tender for Semi Automatic Bio Chemistry Analyser

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having at least three years of past experience in supplying similar biochemistry analysers, and maintaining a minimum average annual turnover of ₹8 Lakh. Additionally, compliance with OEM certification and the ability to provide documentation if seeking exemptions are crucial.

Bidders must provide documentation including Experience Criteria, Past Performance, Bidder Turnover Certificates, and OEM Authorization Certificates. Supporting documents requested in the ATC (Additional Terms and Conditions) should also be submitted.

To register as a bidder, typically, one must create an account on the government e-marketplace (GeM) portal. Detailed steps for registration can be found in the user guide available on the portal when you access the tender link.

Bidders should submit documents in commonly accepted formats such as PDF and DOC. It is advisable to refer to the detailed specifications mentioned in the tender document for any specific format requirements.

Yes, the technical specifications require that the analysers adhere to standard laboratory protocols, demonstrate efficiency in biochemical analysis, and fulfill all the compliance criteria outlined in the BoQ and related documentation.

The analysers must meet national quality standards applicable to medical devices and specifically adhere to the regulations set by the appropriate healthcare authorities for laboratory equipment.

Bidders must comply with all the outlined specifications in the tender document, including necessary certifications from OEMs and any and all conditions set forth by the issuing authority.

Testing criteria are typically defined in the technical requirements section of the tender document, ensuring that delivered products perform to the specifications laid out in the agreement.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) required for this tender is ₹34,000. This amount guarantees the bidder’s commitment to adhere to the tender conditions.

The successful bidder will be required to furnish a performance security, the details of which are specified in the contractual terms explained in the tender documents. This often involves a percentage of the contract value.

Payment terms will be outlined in the final contract agreement but typically include advance payment, milestone payments upon successful delivery, or payment upon installation.

The price evaluation considerations will focus on the total pricing structure submitted by bidders, compliance with technical specifications, and past performance ratings.

Bidders will be notified of the evaluation results through the GeM portal. Detailed results may also be communicated via email as per the submission guidelines outlined in the tender document.

MSEs may receive special consideration in terms of reduced eligibility criteria or financial assistance. The exact benefits can be located within the government policies or section detailing MSE provisions in the tender documentation.

Startups are given provisions that facilitate participation, including potentially lower barriers to entry regarding eligibility criteria and potential support measures outlined under government initiatives.

Yes, this tender is aligned with 'Make in India' policies, encouraging local procurement and fostering domestic manufacturing capabilities as stated in the government's procurement guidelines.

Yes, local content requirements may apply, and bidders should review the procurement policies carefully as provided in the main tender document. These rules aim to enhance local participation in public procurement processes.