Bids are Invited For Wooden Lab Stools,Laboratory Steel Furniture

Eligibility requirements include being a legally registered entity in India, possessing a minimum of 3 years of relevant work experience, achieving a minimum average annual turnover of 1 Lakh, and submission of the necessary documents like the OEM authorization.

Bidders must submit their experience criteria, past performance records, a turnover certificate, an OEM Authorization Certificate, and any other documents specified in the Additional Terms and Conditions.

To register for this tender, you must visit the official GeM portal, create an account, and follow the instructions to complete your registration as a vendor before submitting your bid.

The submission should be made in digital format as specified in the tender announcement. Ensure all documents are clearly legible and in formats such as PDF to avoid any issues during the evaluation.

The technical specifications will align with industry standards for laboratory furniture, ensuring durability, safety, and functionality as defined in the tender documents. Refer to the main document for detailed specifications.

All products must conform to the quality standards specified in the tender. Bidders should provide certifications that validate compliance with these standards upon request.

Yes, adherence to all compliance requirements outlined in the tender documentation is necessary, including submission of all required certificates and documentation regarding product quality.

The EMD requirement is detailed in the tender documentation and is mandatory for bid submission. Ensure that you submit the EMD amount as specified to avoid disqualification.

After the award of the contract, successful bidders must provide performance security to ensure compliance with the terms of the contract. Specifics regarding the amount and form of security will be provided in the official tender documents.

The payment terms will be established post-award, based on the agreement between the buyer and the seller. Typically, payments are made after successful delivery and acceptance of goods.

Price evaluations will consider the total financial proposal submitted and will be one of the critical factors in the overall evaluation process, alongside technical compliance.

Bidders must ensure that their proposals are submitted by the stipulated deadline mentioned in the tender document to avoid any disqualification.

The evaluation and selection process will encompass both technical and financial assessments. A panel will review submissions based on compliance with specifications, experience, and pricing.

Notifications of results will be communicated to all bidders post-evaluation of bids, and feedback may be provided as necessary.

MSEs can benefit from eased eligibility criteria and may receive additional scoring during the evaluation phase, enhancing their chances of securing the tender.

Yes, the tender encourages participation from startups and allows for exemptions in criteria where applicable, fostering innovation and new business involvement.

The tender promotes local sourcing and manufacturing aligned with 'Make in India' initiatives, encouraging bidders to source materials and produce locally while following local procurement rules.