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The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, holding necessary certifications for trading biological media, and demonstrating prior experience in a similar or related field. Bidders must also comply with all relevant regulatory and compliance mandates set by the issuing authority.

Bidders must provide various certificates, including GST registration, quality compliance certifications (like ISO), and product testing certifications that demonstrate the safety and efficacy of the biological media and supplements offered.

The registration process for bidders involves creating an account on the designated eTendering portal, completing the necessary registration forms, and submitting all required documentation to verify eligibility and compliance with the financial and technical requirements.

Bidders must adhere to the specified document formats outlined in the tender documentation. Typically, these include PDF, Excel, and Word formats for technical and financial proposals. Scanned copies of certificates should also be submitted in PDF format.

The technical specifications mandated for the biological media include compliance with recognized quality standards, detailed product descriptions, and proof of testing results that validate their applicability for scientific or research purposes.

All products must meet established quality standards relevant to biological media, including but not limited to, safety, efficacy, and the absence of contaminants as verified through lab testing and certification.

Bidders should consider various compliance requirements, including adherence to local laws concerning environmental health and safety, intellectual property rights related to the biological media, and any sector-specific regulations.

The performance security requirements entail that the successful bidder must submit a performance bond or guarantee, typically a percentage of the total contract value, to ensure compliance with the terms of the contract and satisfactory delivery of the products.

Payment terms will typically be outlined in the tender documents, often specifying conditions including milestone payments based on delivery, acceptance criteria, and timelines for invoice submissions by the supplier.

The price evaluation considerations involve a comparative analysis of submitted bids focused on cost-effectiveness while ensuring compliance with technical specifications and overall quality. The total cost of ownership will be a critical factor in the evaluation process.

All submissions must be made through the designated eTendering portal. This is the official method, and any proposals submitted through other means will not be considered.

Bidders will be notified regarding the outcome of the evaluation process according to stipulated procedures in the tender documents. Notifications will typically be sent via email, detailing acceptance or rejection of bids.

The tender includes special benefits for MSEs, such as relaxed financial constraints, preferential market access, and support in the submission process to encourage participation from smaller enterprises.

Startups may avail of provisions designed to facilitate their participation, which can include leniency in technical specifications, encouragement for innovative solutions, and considerations for reduced financial requirements during the bidding.

The tender emphasizes local sourcing and encourages compliance with 'Make in India' policies by providing incentives for local manufacturers and suppliers of biological media and supplements.

Bidders are expected to adhere to applicable local content procurement rules, which generally require a specified percentage of materials to be sourced from local manufacturers or suppliers in alignment with government policy.