Open Tender for Ultrapure water purification system

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of ₹10 Lakhs over the last three financial years. Participants must also provide evidence of past performance in similar projects, which constitutes at least 50% of the total bid value.

Bidders must provide essential certifications such as OEM authorization, experience certificates in the relevant domain, and any additional documentation requested in the ATC. Compliance with these requirements is crucial for bid acceptance.

To register for the bidding process, interested bidders must create an account on the official bidding platform. Following registration, all required documents should be prepared and submitted as per the guidelines outlined in the tender documentation.

The accepted document formats for submission typically include PDF for technical proposals and scanned copies of required certificates. It’s important to adhere to the guidelines specified in the tender to avoid disqualification.

The technical specifications require that the system must deliver ultrapure water with a resistivity of 18.2 MΩ·cm at 25°C, employing reverse osmosis among other purification techniques. Detailed specifications can be found in the linked documents.

Bidders must ensure that the ultrapure water purification system complies with recognized quality standards relevant to agricultural research laboratories. This includes adherence to safety and reliability benchmarks specified in the tender documents.

Yes, bidders must comply with all requirements listed in the tender documentation, including financial, technical, and operational standards. Non-compliance may result in disqualification from the bidding process.

The EMD for this tender is set at ₹60,000, which must be paid during the submission of the bid. This deposit is intended to ensure bid seriousness and will be returned to the bidders who do not proceed with their bids further.

Successful bidders may be required to submit a performance security guarantee as part of the contract agreement post-bid acceptance. The specific amount and conditions are detailed within the tender's contractual obligations.

Payment terms will be specified clearly within the contractual agreement once bids are evaluated. Typical terms may include upfront payments upon contract initiation and final payments upon successful delivery and installation of the system.

The price evaluation will be conducted on a total value-wise basis, considering all compliant bids. Factors such as technical compliance, past performance, and financial viability will also play a role in the evaluation process.

Tender documents must be submitted electronically through the designated online portal. Submission guidelines, including deadlines and required formats, are outlined in the main tender document.

Yes, there are special provisions that allow Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) to be exempted from strict experience requirements under specific conditions. MSEs are encouraged to participate to foster inclusivity.

Startups are encouraged to participate and may benefit from relaxed eligibility criteria, particularly regarding prior experience and financial turnover requirements. The intent is to stimulate innovation and local enterprise development.

Bidders should ensure that their products and services comply with the 'Make in India' initiative by sourcing domestically or ensuring substantial local manufacturing in their supply chain, as detailed in the tender specifications.

Yes, there are procurement rules encouraging local content and manufacturing, ensuring that tenders favor products created within India to boost the local economy and industry standards. Compliance with these rules is essential for eligibility.

This FAQ section addresses common queries and provides clarity on the tender processes, requirements, and opportunities, ensuring a well-informed bidding environment for all interested parties.