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The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having at least 2 years of relevant experience, and presenting necessary documentation to demonstrate compliance with experience and turnover criteria. MSEs must have Udyam Registration for possible benefits.

Bidders need to submit the following certificates:

• Experience Criteria documentation.
• Past Performance documentation.
• Bidder turnover certificate.
• OEM Authorization Certificate.

Interested bidders must register on the GeM portal and submit all necessary documentation relevant to the tender requirements. Bidders must ensure they meet the qualifications and provide an EMD.

Submissions should primarily comprise electronic documents in PDF format. Other acceptable formats will be specified in the bid guidelines provided in the tender documentation.

Yes, the submitted products must comply with Indian Standards (IS) and meet the specific technical requirements outlined in the BoQ, including details for organic chemicals, glassware, and other chemical lab tools as necessary.

All bidders are expected to supply products that meet the quality standards set forth in the technical specifications documents. These standards ensure that the chemicals and equipment provided are safe and effective for university laboratory use.

Bidders must comply with all procurement policies set by the Department of Higher Education, including the submission of necessary documentation that verifies their eligibility and quality assurance commitments.

The EMD is required for participating in the tender and is determined based on the estimated bid value. Details regarding the specific amount and submission process can be found in the tender documentation.

Successful bidders may be required to submit performance security in the form of a bank guarantee or fixed deposit receipt. Details on amount and terms will be defined post-award.

Payment terms will typically include stages such as advance payment, milestone payments based on delivery, and final payment upon completion and acceptance of the services/products provided.

Price evaluations will focus on competitiveness while ensuring compliance with the technical specifications. The total value approach will be used to compare proposals based on price and quality.

Bids must be submitted electronically via the GeM portal by the specified deadline, along with all required documents. Key timelines and deadlines will be detailed in the tender announcements.

Bidders will be informed of the outcome of the tender through notifications on the GeM portal.

MSEs can benefit from certain reservations during the bidding process, provided they are validated on the GeM profile and their product is manufactured in-house rather than resold.

Startups may qualify for exemptions from specific experience requirements, provided they submit the necessary documentation illustrating their capabilities and potential.

Yes, the tender encourages compliance with 'Make in India' policies, promoting local manufacturing and procurement rules, furthering the initiative to boost domestic industries and enterprises.

While local content requirements are aligned with the guidelines under the 'Make in India' initiative, specific requirements will be outlined in the technical specifications and are encouraged to boost local capacities and industry support.