Procurement Opportunity: Acetic Acid Glacial,Acetaldehyde,Barium Chloride,Chloroform,Chromic Acid,Copper Sulphate,Ethyl Acet

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with at least 3 years of past experience in providing similar laboratory items. Additionally, bidders must submit documents that demonstrate their compliance with quality and safety standards. For MSEs and startups, there are exemptions from the experience requirement, provided they present supporting documentation.

Required documents generally include proof of past performance, relevant quality certificates, and OEM authorizations. If seeking exemption from experience or turnover criteria, supporting documents for eligibility must also be presented for evaluation by the buyer.

To register, interested suppliers must follow the registration process available on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal. Registration generally requires submission of business details along with relevant certifications that prove the capability of providing the requested items.

Typically, the accepted document formats for tender submission include PDF and scanned copies of necessary certifications and proofs. Maintaining clarity and legibility in all submitted documents is critical for compliance.

Bidders must meet specific technical specifications which include adhering to defined quality standards, safety guidelines, and regulatory compliance regarding the items being supplied.

Yes, all supplied items must meet the quality standards specified in the tender. Adherence to national and international safety standards is essential, and documentation proving compliance should be submitted.

Bidders must ensure compliance with all pre-defined eligibility criteria, technical specifications, and documentation requirements as outlined in the tender. Non-compliance may result in disqualification.

Details regarding the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) requirements, including the amount and submission procedure, are typically outlined in the tender document. Bidders should ensure they familiarize themselves with these details before submitting their bids.

Successful bidders may be required to provide performance security in the form of a bank guarantee or other accepted formats, corresponding to a certain percentage of the total contract value, as part of the bid requirements.

Payment terms typically include defined milestones for progress payments or lump sum payment upon delivery of goods. Detailed payment instructions will be provided upon award of the contract.

The price evaluation process will consider total bid value along with compliance with technical specifications. Price competitiveness among other valid submissions will play a critical role in determining the successful bid.

Bids should be submitted using the Two Packet Bid method as described in the tender document. This method ensures the separation of technical documents from financial proposals to facilitate a structured evaluation process.

While specific timelines can vary, bidders must ensure submissions are completed by the stipulated closing date and follow any interim deadlines for document clarifications as necessary.

The evaluation and selection process is primarily based on the compliance with eligibility criteria, technical specifications, and cost-effectiveness of the bids submitted. Each bid will undergo rigorous assessment to ensure adherence to the tender requirements.

Notification of results typically follows the evaluation process, and successful bidders will be contacted through the contact details provided in their submissions. Detailed timelines for notifications are usually included in the tender documents.

MSEs have access to specific exemptions from experience requirements in bidding, promoting inclusivity in competitive procurement processes. They are encouraged to participate actively in government tenders.

Yes, startups are also granted exemptions regarding years of experience, allowing them a fair chance to participate in the tender process. Adequate documentation proving their capabilities must still be submitted for evaluation.

This tender upholds 'Make in India' principles by encouraging local manufacturing and procurement, supporting innovations in the educational sector, and thereby promoting indigenous suppliers in the global marketplace.