Tender Notice for DIGITAL PCR SYSTEM MAKE - QIAGEN in PUNE, MAHARASHTRA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, achieving a minimum average annual turnover of 15 Lakhs over three years, and having at least 3 years of relevant past experience. MSEs and startups may qualify for exemptions by providing supporting documents to substantiate their claims.

Bidders must submit an OEM Authorization Certificate, along with supporting documents that prove compliance with the BoQ specifications. Financial documents are also mandatory for evaluation.

To participate, bidders must register on the GEM portal and ensure compliance with the stated eligibility criteria. All required documents need to be uploaded as part of the submission.

Documents must be submitted in PDF format, as specified in the bid requirements. Any additional formats must also be compliant with GEM portal specifications.

The technical specifications are detailed in the linked specification document. Bidders should ensure their offered equipment meets these specifications to qualify.

Yes, all submissions must adhere to stipulated quality standards outlined in the tender documents, ensuring that the equipment is fit for purpose within the intended research contexts.

Bidders must ensure their submissions meet all compliance requirements as detailed in the specifications. This includes adherence to all country-specific regulations related to scientific research equipment.

Testing criteria will evaluate the capability and reliability of the Digital PCR System under real-world operational conditions, as indicated in the technical specifications.

The EMD amount required for this tender is 105020 INR, which secures the bid submission and will be returned upon successful completion of the tender process.

Bidders must adhere to an ePerformance Bank Guarantee (ePBG) of 5% of the total order value, valid for a specified duration post-supply.

Payment terms for the tender will be detailed in the final agreement with elected vendors upon successful bid evaluation and may include milestone payments contingent on delivery and acceptance criteria.

Price evaluation will be conducted based on a total value-wise analysis, ensuring that the best value for money is achieved while not compromising on quality and service assurance.

Submissions must be made through the GEM portal, following the two-packet system, where technical and financial proposals are submitted separately.

All bidders should refer to the bidding document for specific timelines regarding submission, bid opening, and subsequent evaluations. Queries can be made within 2 days of submission as outlined.

MSEs are granted exemptions from certain experience and turnover criteria, allowing increased participation in government tenders aimed at enhancing competitiveness.

Startups can avail exemptions similar to MSEs, supporting innovation and encouraging new businesses to engage in government contracts. Relevant documentation must be provided to substantiate claims.

Yes, all bidders must comply with the 'Make in India' policies where applicable, which encourages domestic manufacturing and promotes local suppliers in the procurement process.

Bidders are expected to adhere to local content regulations, satisfying the criteria set forth in the tendering guidelines to foster local economic participation and growth in the sector.