Bids are Invited For Tensiometer for liquid surface tension in PATNA, BIHAR

The qualification requirements for this tender include being a registered entity in the relevant field of business. Bidders must demonstrate previous experience with the supply and maintenance of scientific instruments, particularly a tensiometer. Additionally, organizations seeking exemption from experience or turnover criteria must submit supporting documents to prove their eligibility. All bidders must conform to the stipulated technical specifications and quality standards specified within the tender documentation.

To fulfill the requirements of the tender, vendors need to provide certain certificates including:

• OEM authorization certificate, which verifies the authenticity of the equipment.
• Additional documentation as specified in the Alternative Technical Compliance (ATC).
• Certificates confirming compliance with requisite quality standards for scientific equipment.

These documents are critical for ensuring that the supplied equipment meets the expected operational standards.

Documents for this tender must be submitted electronically through the designated GeM platform. Bidders should ensure that all required documents, including the main tender submission and any additional certificates, are uploaded in PDF format. The bid must be comprehensive and comply with all outlined submission guidelines to be considered valid.

While specifics on performance security requirements are detailed within the tender documentation, typically, successful bidders may be required to present a performance security deposit to guarantee the execution of the contract as per the negotiated terms. This ensures compliance throughout the duration of the delivery, installation, and commissioning phases for the tensiometer.

The tender features provisions that benefit Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs), including potential exemptions from certain requirements and expanded opportunities for participation. MSEs are encouraged to engage in the bidding process, reflecting the government’s commitment to promoting inclusivity and supporting the growth of smaller enterprises within the procurement landscape. Compliance with the 'Make in India' policies is also emphasized to support domestic innovation and production.