Invitation to Bid - Cyflow Ploidy analyser

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, a minimum average turnover of 11 Lakhs in the last three years, experience in similar projects, and past performance documentation. MSEs can seek exemptions from some of these criteria if appropriate support documentation is provided.

Bidders must possess an OEM authorization certificate and any other documents outlined in the tender requirements, including those specified in the ATC. This will help in verifying the authenticity and capability to deliver the technology as per expectations.

Interested bidders must be registered on the relevant procurement platform. They are required to fill in application forms, upload necessary documentation that includes proof of registration and experience, and adhere to submission guidelines provided in the official documents.

Bidders should refer to the documents provided in the tender for specific formatting requirements. The submissions should typically be in PDF or other specified formats compatible with electronic document submission systems.

The specifications require the analyser to utilize advanced technology for ploidy analysis, ensuring high precision and compliance with the stipulated quality standards. Further details can be found in the technical specifications documents associated with the tender.

Yes, the products supplied must meet the quality standards specified in the tender documents. Compliance with such standards will be essential during the evaluation process.

The tender will stipulate specific testing criteria upon delivery of the Cyflow Ploidy Analyser, aligning with industry standards to ensure that the equipment meets performance expectations before acceptance.

The EMD amount required for this tender is 55,000. Bidders must submit this amount alongside their proposals to ensure their bid is considered.

Performance security requirements will be outlined in the tender documents and must be adhered to by the selected bidder before the formal signing of contracts.

Payment terms will be specified in the contract and relate to milestones, thereby ensuring funds are released upon successful completion and delivery of specified components.

The price evaluation will be based on the total value of the bid offered by participants, taking into account the quality of the proposals alongside their price competitiveness relative to other submissions.

Bids should be submitted electronically via the dedicated procurement platform as detailed in the tender documents. Adherence to the submission guidelines is critical for the acceptance of the bids.

Bidders must refer to the official tender documents for dates related to submission deadlines, bid opening, and further timelines associated with the evaluation process.

MSEs have provisions such as exemptions from specific experience and financial criteria, aimed at encouraging their participation while promoting competitiveness in procurement.

The tender reflects the government's 'Make in India' initiative, encouraging local manufacturers and promoting indigenous technology to foster economic growth and self-sufficiency.

While local content guidelines may not be specifically outlined, the tender supports locally developed products under the 'Make in India' initiative and encourages local procurement practices.