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The eligibility requirements for participating in the Multi Biometric Device Access Control System tender necessitate that bidders are registered entities. They must showcase a proven track record in supply and installation of similar biometric technology solutions. Additionally, financial stability and technical expertise relevant to the manufacture and distribution of biometric devices are vital for meeting selection criteria. Companies will also need to comply with any local regulations pertaining to procurement, especially those related to government contracts.

Bidders must provide essential certificates such as a valid company registration certificate, tax compliance documents, and industry-specific compliance certifications associated with biometric technology. Certification through recognized quality assurance standards is also crucial, ensuring that the products submitted will meet the necessary quality standards of effective access control systems.

The technical specifications for the biometric access control devices include multi-modal biometric capabilities, such as fingerprint and facial recognition, along with compatibility with existing surveillance systems. Devices must be designed to operate under varying environmental conditions and should include features for data security and integration flexibility. Comprehensive documentation detailing performance metrics and compliance with international quality standards will be necessary.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD), as part of the tender submission, acts as a security to ensure that bidders remain committed to their proposals. The specific amount for the EMD can be confirmed within the tender documents, and it is generally required to be paid prior to the bid submission. This deposit will be released to unsuccessful bidders after the completion of the evaluation process.

Participation by Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and startups comes with several benefits designed to encourage local entrepreneurship. These may include preferential evaluation criteria, potential financial incentives, and eased qualification requirements. Additionally, participating in government tenders helps MSEs strengthen their portfolios and gain valuable experience in large-scale projects while promoting compliance with 'Make in India' policies.