Government Tender Published for Digital Aerosol Photometer in PUNE, MAHARASHTRA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with at least three years of operational experience, a minimum average annual turnover of INR 5 Lakhs for the previous three years, and documented proof of prior contracts with central or state government organizations. MSEs and startups can apply for exemptions under certain conditions.

Bidders must submit experience certificates, audited financial statements, and OEM authorization certificates. If exemption from experience or turnover is sought, supportive documentation proving eligibility must also be uploaded.

The registration process can be completed online via the GeM portal. Bidders should create an account, fill out the necessary details, and then proceed to submit their bid as per the instructions in the tender document.

Successful submissions must be in PDF format for financial documents and other required certificates. Specific formats may vary; bidders should refer to the tender document for precise requirements.

Technical specifications are detailed in the linked documentation. Bidders are required to adhere strictly to these specifications, which cover aspects such as performance, calibration, and safety features.

Yes, all products supplied must meet the quality standards as outlined in the tender documentation. Bidders must submit relevant quality assurance certificates along with their bids.

Bidders must ensure compliance with all legal and regulatory standards relevant to the Digital Aerosol Photometer, including those related to environmental and safety regulations. Documentation supporting compliance should be included in the bid.

No EMD is required for this tender as per the current guidelines. However, bidders must provide a performance security in compliance with the tender conditions detailed in the main document.

A performance security of 5% of the contract value is required, and it must be submitted within the prescribed timelines post-award of the contract.

Successful bidders will receive 90% of the product cost upon delivery of the Digital Aerosol Photometer, with the remaining 10% payable after successful installation and commissioning.

The price will be evaluated based on the total bid value, accounting for all aspects of compliance with the technical requirements and past performance. Special considerations may be given to MSEs and local suppliers.

Notifications regarding the results of the evaluation process will be made through the GeM portal. Bidders are encouraged to regularly check for updates and results.

MSEs are entitled to exemptions from experience and turnover criteria, allowing broader participation in this tender as long as they can meet technical specifications.

Yes, startups are also exempt from certain eligibility criteria, including those for experience and turnover, provided they meet specified technical qualifications.

The tender emphasizes local content provisions, encouraging bidders to offer products that comply with the local sourcing norms as defined under the 'Make in India' initiative. Compliance documentation must be submitted for consideration.