Invitation to Bid - 1_10 Phenanthroline Monohydrate,2_3_5_Triphenyl-tetrazolium chloride solution,2_4_6_Tri_2-pyridyl_s

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 7 Lakh, and 2 years of relevant experience in the field. MSEs and startups can apply for exemptions by providing relevant documentation supporting their claims.

Bidders need to submit various documents including experience certificates, OEM authorization, turnover certificates, and any additional documents requested in the technical criteria. MSEs may need to provide supporting documents to justify their exemption requests.

Bidders must be a registered entity on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) platform. Registration requires submission of necessary business documents and adherence to eligibility criteria established for this tender.

Documents should be submitted in standard formats, typically including PDF and JPG. Bidders should ensure that all submissions are legible and meet any specifications mentioned in the tender document.

The products must comply with the technical requirements set forth in the BoQ. Each reagent or consumable should meet the quality specifications necessary for effective laboratory use, details of which can be found in the linked BoQ document.

All items must meet the quality checks as specified in the technical requirements. Certain tests may need to be performed to validate compliance with the laboratory standards before acceptance.

The EMD must be submitted along with the bid documents as specified in the tender instructions. Payment methods can vary and should be clearly outlined in the tender documents.

The tender may require successful bidders to submit a performance security guarantee as specified in the contract terms, safeguarding the buyer against any contract non-compliance.

Payment terms are typically defined within the tender document, and any negotiations would need to comply with the policies established through the bidding process.

Price evaluation will be carried out based on the total value of bids received and will incorporate assessments of technical compliance as well.

Bids should be submitted electronically through the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal, following the Two Packet Bid system, which includes separate submissions for technical and financial bids.

While specific dates can change, bidders must keep track of the timelines indicated in the procurement notices on the GeM portal, including bid submission deadlines, opening dates, and any required clarifications.

Results of the bid evaluations are generally communicated through the GeM portal, and successful bidders will receive formal notifications alongside related contract details.

MSEs may receive exemptions from certain requirements such as years of previous experience, promoting greater participation by facilitating access to government contracts intended for smaller businesses.

Yes, this tender encourages local sourcing and aligns with 'Make in India' initiatives, potentially offering preferences for vendors who provide locally manufactured goods.

Local content and procurement rules will be outlined in the tender documents and bidders are encouraged to provide evidence of compliance with applicable regulations in their offers.