Procurement Opportunity: Turbidity meter

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum of 1 year of experience in supplying similar products to government organizations or PSUs.

Bidders must submit proof of their experience, including relevant contracts or supply documents, as well as documentation to support any claims for exemptions from experience or turnover requirements.

Bidders can register through the official GeM portal by creating an account, after which they will be able to access and submit their bids for the Turbidity Meter.

The preferred document formats include PDF and JPEG files, ensuring that all submitted documents are clearly legible and complete.

The Turbidity Meter must have defined accuracy specifications, easy calibration procedures, user-friendly interfaces, and should be robust enough for field use.

Bidders must comply with national standards for water quality monitoring instruments, which include the manufacturer's adherence to ISO certifications relevant to the Turbidity Meter.

Bidders must ensure that all submitted bids comply with the outlined eligibility, technical specifications, and documentation requirements as per the tender details.

The evaluation is based on a total value wise approach, where the overall cost and meet of technical requirements are taken into consideration.

No, an EMD is not required for this tender, easing the financial burden on participating bidders.

Detailed payment terms will be provided post-contracting; bidders should ensure their financial proposals accommodate typical government procurement schedules.

Results will typically be communicated following the opening and evaluation of all submitted bids within the defined timelines set forth in the tender.

MSEs may receive purchase preferences in alignment with government policies, particularly if they fall within the financially competitive range of the lowest bid.

Any products offered must be manufactured in India, thereby encouraging local content and supporting national manufacturing initiatives.

This tender does not outline specific exemptions for startups; all bidders must adhere to the same eligibility and experience criteria.

Where RCM is applicable, all GST-related requirements must be complied with as mandated by relevant legislation to ensure proper taxation during the billing process.