Government Tender Published for digital conductivity meter in SAHARANPUR, UTTAR PRADESH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, with a minimum average annual turnover of ₹6 lakh for the last three years and at least three years of experience in similar services.

Bidders must provide documentation related to experience criteria, past performance, bidder turnover, OEM authorization certificates, and any additional documents requested as per the ATC.

To register, potential bidders must visit the official procurement platform and complete the online registration process as per the guidelines provided.

Documents must be submitted in specified digital formats, clearly outlined in the tender documentation. Ensure that all files are legible and comply with the size limits set by the submission guidelines.

The specified technical specifications include requirements for accuracy, range, response time, and durability to ensure compliance with industry standards.

Bidders must ensure that their products meet relevant quality standards issued by regulatory authorities in India, including safety and performance metrics applicable to laboratory equipment.

Yes, all goods provided under this tender must comply with applicable Indian laws and standards for safety, efficiency, and environmental regulations.

The EMD amount is ₹24,000, which must be submitted by all bidders unless they qualify for an exemption, particularly under MSE provisions.

Successful bidders are required to provide an ePBG of 3% of the contract value, valid for 24 months from the date of contract award.

Payment terms are typically established post-delivery and successful evaluation of goods received, as specified in the contract’s terms and conditions.

The evaluation process adheres to a total value-wise assessment, with specific criteria focused on technical compliance and financial competitiveness.

MSEs are granted exemptions from experience and turnover requirements, thus encouraging their participation in government procurement processes.

Yes, startups are similarly eligible for exemptions regarding experience and turnover, promoting innovation and participation.

This tender aligns with the 'Make in India' initiative by promoting local sourcing and encouraging home-grown manufacturers to participate in government tenders.

Bidders are required to abide by local content regulations as specified in government procurement policies, which may require a certain percentage of goods to be sourced locally.