Government Tender Published for SOLAR CELL CHARACTERIZATION APPARATUS,VELOCITY AND COMPRESSIBILITY MEASUREMENT OF ULTRASONIC WAVES in HOWRAH, WEST BENGAL

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing a minimum of 2 years of experience in manufacturing and supplying similar products to government organizations or PSUs, and having valid Udyam Registration for MSEs. Relevant contracts must be provided as evidence.

Bidders must submit all relevant certificates, including ISO 9001 certification, material test certificates, and any specific approvals outlined in the specifications. Failure to provide these may result in bid rejection.

Bidders are required to register on the GeM portal, ensuring their profiles are complete and accurately reflect their capabilities and eligibility for the tender. It is crucial for MSEs to validate their credentials through the Udyam Registration portal.

Documents must be submitted in PDF format through the GeM platform. Specific formats for certification documents will be mentioned in the final specifications by the buyer.

Technical specifications require adherence to the defined standards for both the Solar Cell Characterization Apparatus and the Velocity and Compressibility Measurement of Ultrasonic Waves. Documentation confirming compliance must be included with the bid.

Yes, all products must meet the ISO standards as specified in the tender, and bidders must provide documentation to demonstrate this compliance during the submission process.

Bidders must comply with the applicable sector regulations, including environmental and safety regulations tailored to laboratory equipment. This includes supplier compliance with the Public Procurement Policy for MSEs.

Specific payment terms will be detailed in the final contract based on the evaluation outcomes and must be agreed upon during the bidding process.

EMD details are integral to the submission process. However, the EMD requirement is marked as "No" in this tender, indicating no upfront payment is needed while bidding.

The evaluation process will be total value-wise. The bidder's adherence to eligibility, submission completeness, experience, and documentary evidence will be key factors in the selection process.

Bidders will typically receive notifications about the outcome through the GeM portal. Detailed communication will guide selected bidders on the next steps.

Yes, MSEs can avail themselves of purchase preferences and exemptions for certain criteria as prescribed in the Public Procurement Policy for Micro and Small Enterprises. This allows them added chances in competitive bidding processes.

Startups may find exemptions applicable to their qualifications; however, specific regulations regarding experience and turnover as outlined in the Public Procurement Policy will still apply. Startups must ensure compliance with all other benchmarks detailed in the tender.

Based on the tender guidelines, all bidders must comply with local content requirements as part of the government’s Make in India initiative, ensuring that local production and services are prioritized during procurement.