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The eligibility requirements include being a legitimate registered entity complying with government standards, providing necessary documentation such as OEM authorization certification, as well as proof of capability in delivering the products as specified. Additionally, bidders must meet criteria outlined under the Public Procurement Policy for Micro and Small Enterprises.

Bidders must submit several key documents including experience criteria, OEM Authorization Certificates, compliance documents specific to the BoQ requirements, and any necessary supporting documentation for exemption claims regarding experience or turnover.

To ensure compliance, a bidder must refer directly to the technical specifications outlined in the tender documentation. Each product has specific criteria that must be met, and it is advisable to submit all relevant certifications and documents that verify adherence to stated specifications.

Bidders must adhere to the quality standards mandated by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. Compliance with established quality management systems and relevant certifications such as ISO standards for lab equipment will be critical.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the designated government e-marketplace platform where the tender is listed. All required documents should be uploaded in the accepted formats specified in the tender notification.

Payment terms will typically be articulated in the contract terms post-bid acceptance. Bidders should prepare for payments contingent upon delivery acceptance and compliance verification, with possible advance payment provisions.

The evaluation process will be based on an item-wise comparison where each submission is assessed for adherence to the bid specifications, pricing, and the bidder’s overall capability. The Department of Health Research will award contracts based on the most advantageous bid aligning with their procurement policy.

Yes, MSEs receive benefits such as exemption from certain experience requirements which allows them to compete more effectively for public contracts.

Startups must submit relevant documents demonstrating their capabilities along with certifications proving eligibility for exemptions from experience or turnover requirements specified under government policies.

Bidders are encouraged to utilize local suppliers and demonstrate alignment with 'Make in India' procurement preferences. They must declare if they qualify for these preferences by submitting the relevant authorization documents.

Bidders should review the requirements pertaining to local content procurement rules as outlined in the tender documentation. Fulfilling these provisions can enhance the chance of gaining preference during evaluation.

The EMD amount is typically specified in the tender documentation and will be based on the total bid value. The performance security is usually a fixed percentage of the contract amount and must be provided by the successful bidder upon contract awarding.

Once the bids have been evaluated, the results will be notified through the e-marketplace platform. Bidders will receive updates related to their proposal status and further instructions if they are selected.

No inspection is required prior to the delivery of the items. It’s mainly the responsibility of the bidders to ensure that their products meet the required specifications before shipping.

Specific timelines regarding the opening and closing dates for bids are indicated in the tender document. Bidders should familiarize themselves with these dates to ensure timely submission of their proposals.