Government Tender Published for Polarizing Microscope for petrographic study

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having at least three years of relevant past experience, and submitting necessary certificates and documents, including the OEM Authorization Certificate.

Bidders must provide an OEM Authorization Certificate along with documentation for any requested exemptions concerning experience or turnover criteria.

Bidders need to register through the official portal specified in the tender document, ensuring all necessary information and documents are submitted for evaluation.

The submission can include electronic documents in PDF format or other formats as specified in the tender documentation. Bidders should ensure all files are clear and legible.

The technical specifications for the polarizing microscope include compliance with IS 4381 and IS 5204, ensuring high-quality optical performance suitable for petrographic analysis.

Bidders must ensure that the polarizing microscope complies with established safety and performance standards defined in the tender documentation.

Yes, compliance with procurement policies related to local content and regulations is mandatory, along with adherence to safety and industry standards.

All equipment shall undergo testing to ensure they meet the stipulated quality and performance criteria as outlined in the technical documents.

Details regarding the EMD can be found in the tender document. It serves as a security measure to ensure serious participation in the bidding process.

Upon bid acceptance, successful bidders will be required to submit a performance security that guarantees contract fulfillment as outlined in the tender documentation.

Payment terms will typically be outlined in the bidding document, with standard terms implying payments upon successful delivery and commissioning of the equipment.

The evaluation process will be conducted based on total value and criteria compliance, considering past performance, technical specifications, and financial viability of bids.

Notification of bid results will occur after the evaluation process is complete, with successful bidders receiving communication through the official tender portal.

Yes, MSEs are provided exemptions regarding years of experience, allowing greater participant diversity and support for smaller enterprises in securing government contracts.

Start-ups also benefit from exemptions concerning experience requirements, encouraging new entrants in the educational equipment procurement sector.

Bidders are encouraged to comply with requirements that promote local manufacturing and procurement efforts as part of the broader 'Make in India' initiative designed to enhance the local economy.