Open Tender for Binocular Polarizing Microscope for transmitted and reflected light studies on geological material

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity in India, a minimum average annual turnover of 21 Lakhs, and an OEM annual turnover of 165 Lakhs. Bidders must also demonstrate relevant experience and expertise in supplying similar equipment.

Bidders must provide OEM Authorization Certificates, certificates demonstrating past performance, and documents supporting experience criteria and turnover. Additional documentation may be needed if claiming exemptions from standard requirements.

Interested bidders should register through the appropriate government e-marketplace platform, providing necessary details to establish their legal entity status and financial standing, as specified in the tender.

All required documents must be uploaded in digital formats specified in the tender instructions, typically including PDF and other standard document formats, as detailed in the accompanying procurement guidelines.

Bidders must ensure their offered Binocular Polarizing Microscopes comply with specific performance metrics and operational capabilities, which are outlined in the detailed specifications document linked in the tender.

The equipment must adhere to industry-standard quality specifications and meet the criteria set by Indian Standards relevant to geological studies.

Yes, bidders must ensure all provided equipment complies with documented regulations and standards as delineated by the Department of Higher Education and relevant industrial criteria.

Testing criteria may involve operational performance assessments and adherence to specified technical requirements, as outlined in the tender documentation.

An Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) of 126000 is required. This deposit serves as a security measure to ensure that bidders are committed to the tender process and will be refunded post-evaluation.

Selected bidders may need to provide performance security in accordance with the conditions outlined in the tender documentation, ensuring the fulfillment of contractual obligations.

Details regarding payment terms are generally provided in the tender documentation, where successful bidders will receive payments established through performance milestones.

The price evaluation considers total value propositions and compliance with the technical specifications, ensuring that the most financially viable bids aligned with quality standards are selected.

Bidders are required to submit their proposals through the designated government e-marketplace platform, ensuring compliance with all specified guidelines regarding digital submission.

Yes, the tender documentation provides specific timelines and deadlines for submission, evaluation, and notification processes that all bidders must adhere to.

The evaluation process will use a structured format focusing on compliance with technical specifications, financial stability, and previous performance history, ensuring a comprehensive and fair assessment.

Notification of results typically occurs after the evaluation processes are complete, as detailed in the tender guidelines. Successful bidders will be informed through official channels.

MSEs may receive exemptions from experience and turnover requirements, encouraging participation from smaller businesses and startups in the procurement process.

Yes, provisions are specifically designed to aid startups, potentially providing favorable criteria to facilitate their participation in tenders and promote local entrepreneurship initiatives.

This tender encourages domestic manufacturing through support for local suppliers and compliance with national policies aimed at enhancing local capabilities in research and development.

Bidders are encouraged to comply with local content regulations set forth in government policies, promoting investment in local industries and suppliers.