Open Tender for Trinocular Upright Fluorescence Microscope with Accessories in PUNE, MAHARASHTRA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of ₹22 Lakhs. Entities must also meet technical specifications stated in the tender documentation. MSEs can avail of exemptions on experience requirements by providing appropriate supporting documentation during submission.

For bid submission, required documents include:

• Experience Criteria documentation
• Past Performance information
• OEM Authorization Certificate
• Compliance documents as specified in the BoQ
  Bidders should upload all documentation electronically on the procurement portal.

The EMD required for this tender is ₹90,000. This amount must be submitted along with the bid to proceed with the evaluation process.

The evaluation process comprises a total value-wise assessment. This means bids are evaluated based on compliance with technical specifications, financial offers, and prior performance metrics of the bidders.

Bidders must ensure that the Trinocular Upright Fluorescence Microscope meets all technical specifications as defined in the official documents. Compliance with IS standards and OEM certifications is critical for the successful bid.

Yes, the tender includes special provisions that allow Startups to participate potentially under favorable conditions. Relevant verification documents must be submitted to demonstrate eligibility.

Payment terms will be outlined in full within the contract details after bid acceptance. Typically, payments follow successful delivery and installation per the agreed terms in the contract.

Bidders are required to submit their documents electronically via the designated procurement portal. Manual submissions will not be accepted.

Bidders must comply with all specified technical and financial requirements outlined in the tender documents. This includes meeting quality standards and ensuring adherence to India’s procurement policies.

Timelines will be specified in the tender documents, which bidders should carefully review for submission deadlines and bid opening dates.

MSEs may benefit from exemptions concerning years of experience specified in the eligibility criteria. They should provide necessary documentation to avail these benefits while submitting their bids.

Bidders must ensure adherence to 'Make in India' policies, which promote the usage of domestically manufactured products where applicable. This requirement aligns with government procurement guidelines.

While detailed testing criteria may not be explicitly listed, bidders should guarantee that their products meet all relevant standards and performance benchmarks specified in the tender documentation provided.