Government Tender Published for Individually Ventilated Cage System (IVCS)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with the capability to deliver the specified infrastructure. Bidders must submit required documents such as OEM Authorization and demonstrate compliance with experience criteria. Additionally, any request for exemption from experience or turnover requires supporting documentation to be included.

Bidders must provide various certificates, including an OEM Authorization Certificate, documentation for experience criteria, and any additional documents requested in the Annexure Technical Compliance (ATC).

To register for participation, bidders need to complete the registration process on the relevant procurement portal and submit the necessary documents as specified in the tender documentation.

Bids must be submitted in electronic formats as specified in the tender documentation. Typically, accepted formats include PDF and other specified file types; check the detailed submission guidelines for exact requirements.

The technical specifications include compliance with applicable scientific and safety standards, ensuring optimal environmental conditions for laboratory animals, and ease of maintenance.

Yes, the quality standards entail adherence to national and international research protocols that ensure humane and scientifically valid conditions for housing laboratory animals.

Bidders must comply with the health and safety regulations as well as the technical specifications set forth in the procurement policy. This includes certifications related to the maintenance of sanitary conditions in laboratory environments.

The evaluation will be based on a total value wise assessment of submitted bids, focusing on the highest priced bids being eliminated, ensuring that the most competitively priced compliant bid is selected.

No, an EMD is not required for this tender, which streamlines the process for prospective bidders.

Payment terms will typically be disclosed upon the evaluation of bids and will categorize deliverables; details provided in the contract will specify the timelines for payment following successful delivery.

Results of the evaluation process will be communicated to all bidders through the appropriate channels established during the tender submission process.

Yes, there are specific benefits for MSEs tailored into the procurement process. While there is no exemption for years of experience in this tender, MSEs are encouraged to participate under the defined eligibility criteria.

Bidders are encouraged to comply with the Make in India policy, which grants procurement preference to Class 1 local suppliers. Supporting documentation regarding local content percentage may be required for bid evaluation.

No, this tender does not provide exemptions for startups concerning years of experience and turnover requirements, mandating compliance with standard eligibility criteria.

The Performance Security will be required for a duration of 63 months at a rate of 5% of the total contract value, ensuring compliance and performance throughout the contract lifecycle.