Open Tender for Micropipette,Vacuum pump,Stereo Zoom microscope Camera,DSLR Camera,GPS,Compound microscope,Digital in ANUPPUR, MADHYA PRADESH

Details are provided in the tender document.

A1: To qualify for the EVS Lab Equipment tender, bidders must demonstrate a minimum average annual turnover of ₹2 Lakhs over the past three years, an OEM turnover of ₹5 Lakhs, and possess at least three years of relevant experience in supplying similar laboratory equipment. MSEs and startups do not receive exemptions for experience or turnover requirements.

A2: Technical specifications for each type of equipment detailed in the tender can be found in the attached specification documents accessible online. Each item has specific performance and compliance standards that must be met.

A3: While no specific EMD is mentioned in the tender documentation, it’s standard practice to include a performance security deposit of 3% of the successful bid amount, valid for a period of 36 months.

A4: Bidders must submit experience validation documents, past performance metrics, bidder turnover certificates, an OEM Authorization Certificate, and compliance documents focusing on BoQ specifications and other supporting evidence as stipulated in the tender.

A5: The evaluation of bids will be based on a total value-wise assessment, taking into account the fulfillment of all required criteria and past performance metrics showing the supply of at least 50% of the bid quantity in the previous three financial years.

A6: The bid submission deadline is set for 08-01-2025 at 17:00:00. Bids will be opened on the same day at 17:30:00.

A7: Yes, there is a provision for two days of technical clarifications during the evaluation process, where participating bidders can respond to any inquiries regarding their tender submissions.

A8: MSEs benefit from preferred pricing and procurement opportunities capping at 25% of the total quantity in case they provide a price within 15% of the L1 bid. Valid registration with Udyam is essential to avail of these benefits.

A9: Each piece of equipment must comply with established quality and technical standards as per the specifications outlined in the tender documents. This includes processes for testing and ensuring compliance with educational and laboratory regulations.

A10: To qualify as a local supplier under the 'Make in India' initiative, bidders must ensure that the local content of their supplied products meets the minimum requirement of 50% for Class 1 suppliers. All claims must be supported by documentation.

A11: No, bid submissions must be made electronically through the GeM portal as specified in the tender guidelines. No alternate submission methods are accepted.

A12: Bidders must comply with the delivery requirements, typically within 30 days from the date of order confirmation or as stated in the tender documents.

A13: No exemptions or additional provisions for start-ups regarding experience and turnover criteria are specified for this tender.

A14: Additional information about the tender can be accessed directly through the GeM portal or the provided links to the documentation associated with the tender.

A15: The 'total value wise evaluation' approach assesses the bids based on the comprehensive value offered, taking into account the specifications, delivery timelines, compliance with requirements, and previous performance of bidders.

Details are provided in the tender document.