Open Tender for Fluorescence Stereo Microscope in SOUTH WEST DELHI, DELHI

Details are provided in the tender document.

To participate in this tender, bidders must have at least 2 years of relevant experience and an average annual turnover of ₹27 Lakhs for the last three years. MSEs and Startups may claim exemptions under conditions.

Bidders are required to submit Experience Certificates, Past Performance Reports, and OEM Authorization Certificates. Additional documents are needed if they seek exemption from Experience and Turnover criteria.

To seek EMD exemption, bidders must provide valid support documentation as outlined in GeM GTC for the relevant category. Only manufacturers for goods and service providers for services are eligible, while traders are excluded.

Bidder's financial requirements include an Earnest Money Deposit of ₹110,000, with performance security set at 5% of the contract value. Financial documentation demonstrating turnover must be submitted.

Bids will be evaluated based on a total value wise assessment, factoring in compliance with technical specifications and past performance. Non-compliance with documentation will result in disqualification.

The microscope must meet the specifications detailed in the buyer's document linked in the tender. Compliance with ISO 9001 certification and provision of a Material Test Certificate upon delivery are obligatory.

Late submissions beyond the specified date of 08-01-2025 at 15:00:00 will not be considered. It is crucial to ensure timely submission of all required documents.

Yes, MSEs can take advantage of exemptions from the Experience and Turnover requirements, provided they meet the necessary technical specifications.

Startups are welcome to participate and can also claim exemptions from the criteria of Experience and Turnover if they meet quality specifications stated in the tender.

The successful bidder must deliver the Fluorescence Stereo Microscope within 15 days post contract finalization to the specified location in New Delhi.

Bidders must include certified audited balance sheets for the last three years or a certificate indicating financial turnover from a qualified professional to prove their financial standing.

Bidders may reach out to the NIPGR office or use the representation window provided in the seller dashboard after logging in for any clarifications or grievances related to the tender.

Bidders lacking past performance documentation may not qualify under the evaluation criteria. They are encouraged to provide any past contracts to support their bid.

Yes, preference will be given to Class 1 local suppliers as per the Public Procurement order, necessitating a certificate indicating local content percentage.

Bids must be submitted electronically via the GeM portal, ensuring all requested documents are attached and comply with the submission guidelines set forth in the tender document.