Invitation to Bid - Inverted Fluorescence Microscope in DIBRUGARH, ASSAM

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having an average annual turnover of INR 12 Lakh, and possessing at least 2 years of relevant experience supplying similar equipment to government or public sector organizations.

Bidders must submit certified balance sheets from the last three financial years to prove their turnover meets the required threshold. This must include documentation from both the bidder and the OEM.

Yes, bidders will need to provide an OEM authorization certificate, compliance with BoQ specifications, and any additional certificates outlined in the bid documents.

All documents must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal as specified in the tender documentation.

The microscope must comply with the standards set forth in IS 5204 and meet the specific requirements outlined in the buyer specification document linked in the tender details.

The quality standards required adhere to IS 5204 for Inverted Research Microscopes, ensuring the equipment meets the necessary benchmarks for functionality and reliability in medical research.

The evaluation process will be total value wise, with 30% of the evaluation being based on past performance. Bidders must include compliance documents for a thorough assessment.

The EMD requirement is applicable as noted in the tender documents. Bidders should refer to the specific EMD details outlined to ensure compliance.

While an explicit performance security detail hasn’t been provided, it's common for contracts to stipulate a security based on the awarded contract value. Bidders should prepare for this eventuality.

Bid submission deadlines, bid opening dates, and any other important timelines will be communicated through the tender documents. Bidders are responsible for keeping track of these dates.

Notification processes for results typically follow standard procurement protocols; however, specific procedures should be confirmed with the issuing department.

MSEs may receive purchase preferences but are not exempt from the experience and turnover criteria for this tender. Adequate documentation should be submitted to claim any advantages stipulated.

No, startups do not receive exemptions from the experience and turnover requirements outlined for this particular tender.

Compliance with the 'Make in India' policies is crucial to support local manufacturing initiatives. Bidders must provide certificates validating local content to qualify for any purchase preference available.

Local content rules require a minimum percentage to qualify as Class 1 or Class 2 local suppliers. Bidders must provide documentary proof of local content to gain eligibility within these classifications.