Bids are Invited For Sanger (Sequencer) in ERNAKULAM, KERALA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with valid documentation, compliance with the technical specifications, and the possibility of exemption from certain criteria for Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) and Startups. MSEs may apply for exemptions from experience and turnover criteria if they provide supporting documents demonstrating their capability to meet quality standards.

Bidders are required to submit a Certificate (Requested in ATC), OEM Authorization Certificate, along with compliance documentation aligned with the BoQ specification. If seeking exemption from experience or turnover criteria, relevant supporting documents must be included for evaluation.

Yes, there are defined technical specifications outlined in the buyer's specification document. Bidders must ensure their product meets or exceeds these specifications to qualify. Detailed specifications can be accessed through the provided links in the tender documentation.

Bidders must submit an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) of ₹60,000. MSEs and Startups may be eligible for exemption from EMD upon providing valid documentation. The bid proposal must reflect all financial considerations as detailed in the bid document.

The EMD can be submitted in various forms, including via an Account Payee Demand Draft made out to ICAR UNIT NBFGR, payable at Lucknow. Scanned copies of the DD must be uploaded with the bid, and the original must be delivered to the buyer after bid submission.

The evaluation will be conducted based on the total value of the bids received. Bids that fulfill the local content criteria under the "Make in India" initiative will receive additional consideration, aligning with government procurement preferences.

Payments will be made as per the terms specified in the contract post-delivery and acceptance of the sequencer. Bidders should refer to the specific payment structure detailed in the bid document.

Interested bidders must register on the GeM portal and create an account. Once registered, the interested vendors can access various tenders, including this one, and submit their proposals following the guidelines.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal. Bidders are required to upload all necessary documents as outlined in the tender before the bidding deadline.

Yes, the tender includes specific provisions that allow MSEs to be exempt from the "Bidder Turnover" and "Experience Criteria," provided they meet the quality and technical specifications required for the bid.

After the evaluation of bids, the results will be published on the GeM portal, and bidders will be notified via the registered email as provided during the submission of their proposals.

Yes, bidders can submit queries through the contact point indicated in the official tender documentation. Queries will be addressed by the designated authority to ensure clarity in the bidding process.

While specific dates for opening and closing the bid are included in various documents, bidders should ensure timely submission of proposals as specified and be aware of all deadlines related to document submissions and inquiries.

Complying with the Make in India policies is crucial as it allows bidders to avail of preferences during evaluation. Bids that support local content and manufacturing will enhance competitiveness in the bidding process and align with government procurement strategies aimed at boosting local industries.