Human Identification - DNA Kit Autosomal STR (Forensic Use)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity capable of supplying forensic-grade DNA identification kits. Bidders must demonstrate prior experience in delivering similar products and adhere to relevant compliance standards. Bidders are encouraged to review any specific regulatory requirements that may apply to forensic equipment and ensure compliance throughout the bidding process.

The technical specifications mandate that the DNA kits must comply with international forensic standards, ensuring accurate results in human identification. The kits should be designed for user-friendly operation, come with comprehensive usage instructions, and be packaged to maintain the integrity of the kits during storage and transportation. Technical documentation supporting these standards must be included with the proposal.

Bidders should clearly outline their payment terms within their financial proposal. Typically, a performance security may be required, which acts as a guarantee for the fulfillment of contract obligations. Specific details regarding the exact percentage and conditions of the performance security will be specified in the tender document.

All bids for the DNA kits must be submitted electronically through the GEM portal. Accepted document formats typically include PDF for technical documentation and Excel or other formats for financial proposals, ensuring clarity and readability. Bidders should verify format specifications on the portal to ensure compliance with submission requirements.

Yes, the tender encourages participation from Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and may offer special provisions to facilitate their engagement. MSEs can leverage advantages such as relaxed eligibility requirements or financial support to compete effectively in the tendering process. It’s advisable to review the specifics of these provisions in the tender documentation.