Invitation to Bid - Forensic DNA Extraction Kit,Forensic DNA Extraction Kit,Forensic DNA Extraction Kit,Forensic DNA Ex

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, with a minimum average annual turnover of 108 Lakh (s) and a minimum of three years of past experience in relevant supplies. MSEs and startups can seek exemption from the experience criteria. Documentation proving eligibility is necessary for exemption requests.

Submit the required certificates including a Certificate requested in the ATC, an OEM authorization certificate, and financial documents that prove your entity's capability to meet the tender requirements. Ensure to provide the original documents as per the guidelines specified in the tender.

To participate, prospective bidders must register on the GeM portal. Once registered, follow the bidding instructions provided within the portal, ensuring that all required documents are compiled and submitted as per the tender specifications.

Bidders are advised to submit documents in widely accepted formats such as PDF, scanned images for certificates, and other documentation as specified in the tender details. Ensure all files are legible and clearly sectioned to avoid disqualification.

The technical specifications include a detailed description of the Forensic DNA Extraction Kit, compliance with industry standards, and the manufacturer's documentation proving efficacy and safety of the product. Bid submissions will be scrutinized based on these technical objectives.

The products must meet high-quality standards that align with national forensic guidelines. Documentation proving adherence to these standards must be provided to support the bid submission.

Bidders must comply with all specified terms within the tender documents. This includes providing necessary certifications, adherence to quality standards, and proving the capability to deliver within set timelines without compromising product integrity.

The EMD amount for this tender is 433,000. Payment must be made as specified in the tender instructions, and failure to submit the EMD will result in disqualification from the bidding process.

The successful bidder may need to provide a performance security as stipulated in the tender details. The amount and conditions will be specified in the awarding documents following the evaluation process.

Payment terms will advance upon successful delivery and verification of the Forensic DNA Extraction Kits as per the agreed terms in the awarded contract. Specifics will be detailed in the formal contract after tendering proceedings.

The price evaluation will take into account the total value of the offer. Only 50% of the lowest priced technically qualified bids will progress to the final evaluation stage, ensuring competitiveness and compliance with technical requirements.

Submissions should be made electronically through the GeM portal. Ensure that all documents are appropriately compiled and submitted prior to the deadline to avoid disqualification due to late submissions.

Key timelines include the opening of bids, which is communicated via the GeM platform. Bidders should verify the exact dates and timings to ensure compliance and appropriate preparation of their bids.

The evaluation will focus on both technical and financial components of the bids. Only tenders that pass the technical evaluation will move forward for financial evaluation, ensuring a comprehensive assessment process.

Results will be notified as per the timeline stated in the GeM portal and all participating bidders will be alerted via the platform regarding their respective statuses post-evaluation.

MSEs can benefit from exemptions regarding experience criteria, providing them an opportunity to compete for the Forensic DNA Extraction Kit tender even without the required historical experience.

Startups can obtain similar exemptions as MSEs, allowing them to participate without meeting the usual experience requirements, thereby promoting the inclusion of new entities in government procurement initiatives.

This tender promotes local manufacturing and procurement rules outlined under the 'Make in India' initiative by encouraging bids from Indian manufacturers and suppliers, fostering growth in local industries and innovation.