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Tender No: HCI/COM/AYUSH/2008High Commission of IndiaColomboTender for supply and installation of laboratoryinstruments/equipment, reference books, vehicles and officeequipment etc for setting up of a Faculty of Siddha Medicine atTrincomalee Campus of the Eastern University in Sri LankaHigh Commission of India, Colombo invites sealed bids (Technical & Financialseparately) from the eligible bidders for supply and installation of itemsmentioned below at Trincomalee, Sri Lanka:Part No. Description of Store EMDPart 1Supply and installation of LaboratoryInstruments/ Equipment, Laboratory/AnatomyModels & Charts and Office Equipment &FurnitureRs. 500,000.00 (SLRupees Five HundredThousands Only)Part 2 Supply of Reference Books Rs. 250,000.00 (SLRupees Two HundredFifty Thousands Only)Part 3 Supply of vehicles Rs. 750,000.00 (SLRupees Seven HundredFifty Thousands Only)Bidders can bid for any one or a combination of any two or all parts of the Tender andmay purchase the Tender Documents against the payment of SLR 500.00 (nonrefundable)in cash and in the form of Demand Draft drawn in favour of High Commissionof India, Colombo. These can also be downloaded from the Mission’s websitewww.hcicolombo.org and in that case, a draft for Sl Rs.500/- or I. Rs. 210/- drawn infavour of High Commission of India towards the fee of tender documents may beenclosed with the technical bid.from the address given below:Address for purchase ofDocument:Office of Deputy High CommissionerHigh Commission of India36-38, Galle Road, Colombo-03Tender Date: 28 th June 2009Pre-Bid Meeting:Last Date of Submissionof Bids:Opening of TechnicalBids:17 th July 2009 (10:00 Hrs)31 st July 2009 (16:00 Hrs)31 st July 2009 (16:30 Hrs)

High Commission of IndiaColomboInvitation for Tender for (i) Supply and installation of LaboratoryInstruments/Equipment, & Laboratory/Anatomy Models & Charts and OfficeEquipment & Furniture (ii) Supply of Reference Books and (iii) Supply ofvehicles in Sri LankaAnnexureContentsSI.No.Details1. Chapter I : Instruction to Bidders/specification of theequipments2. Chapter II : Conditions of Contract3. Chapter III : Schedule of Requirements4. Chapter IV : Price Schedule5. Chapter V : Specifications and Allied Details6. Chapter VI : Contract Form7. Chapter VII : GeneralAttachmentsSI. No. Details1. Financial Bid Document2. Tender and Financial Document

Instructions to BiddersChapter IBids (Technical & Financial bids separately) complete in all respects should besubmitted in sealed envelopes addressed to High Commission of India on or before 31 st July2009 by 1600 Hrs at the office of the Deputy High Commissioner of India in Colombo inperson, or by mail or courier to reach before the deadline of 31 st July 2009 by 1600 Hrs.The envelopes should be clearly marked “Tender for Part 1/2/3 of AYUSH Project)”. Alltenders received after the deadline will be rejected.2. All bidders shall submit along with the Tender the following documents:i. The bidders can bid for Part 1 or Part 2 or Part 3 or for any combinationof these Parts. The bids for all the parts are mutually exclusive.ii.The bidder should bid for whole of the Part 1, Part 2, Part 3. Bids for thepartial Parts i.e. bids for not all the items mentioned in the concernedPart will not be entertained.iii. Bidders shall submit bids in two parts as under :-(a)(b)Technical bid consisting of all technical details of all items to besupplied along-with commercial terms and conditions ; andFinancial bid indicating item-wise price for the items mentioned inthe technical bid.The technical bid and the financial bid should be sealed by the bidderin separate covers duly superscribed and both these sealed covers areto be put in a bigger cover which should also be sealed and dulysuperscribed. The technical bid and the financial bid not sentseparately as explained above will be rejected out rightly. Thetechnical bids are to be opened by the High Commission at the firstinstance and evaluated by a competent committee or authority.iv.Bids complete in all respects should be submitted in the prescribedFinancial Bid Document along with detailed item-wise price inprescribed Tender and Financial Document (both attached herewith).v. Both the above documents must be signed by authorized signatoriesof the bidding firm.vi. Self-attested photo-copy of registration of thecompany/firm/proprietorship with the concerned Sri Lankan / Indianauthorities.

vii.Annual Report (where statutorily required to be filed), and FinancialReports for the last 3 years, preferably audited ones.viii.Details of experience in the field of supplying similar items to Govt. orcompanies in Sri Lanka or in Indiaix.Copy of registration with Indian Govt. or Ministry of Health of Sri Lankaor any Provincial Council Ministries, Chambers of Commerce in SriLanka, if any.x. Bid security (Earnest Money Deposit) of SL Rs.500,000/-, SL Rs. 250,000and SL Rs. 750,000/- or the equivalent of the amounts in Indian Rupeesat the rate of exchange of I.Rs. 1=SL Rs. 2.408) for Part 1, Part 2 and Part3 respectively, in the form of bank guarantee or account payee bankdraft/bankers’ cheque or fixed deposit receipt in favour of the HighCommission of India, Colombo should be furnished along-withTechnical Bid.3. Technical Bids will be opened immediately after the bid closing hours i.e. 1600Hrs on 31 st July 2009 in the office of the Deputy High Commissioner, High Commissionof India, 36-38, Galle Road, Colombo – 3, at 1700 hrs on 31 st July 2009. Bidders, ifthey so desire, can be present at the time of bid opening. After that, the financialbids of technically qualified bidders will be opened for which the date & time will beseparately intimated.Conditions of ContractChapter II4. The bidder should be a company or firm or sole proprietorship dulyregistered with the concerned authorities in Sri Lanka or in India. Biddermust be a manufacturer/publisher or authorized dealer or supplier ofthe items bidding for. High Commission of India reserves the right toreject bids from firms who are blacklisted by Government of Sri Lankaor Government of India for poor performance in the past, or those whohave no experience in the field of supplying the equipmentsmentioned above.5. The bids will remain valid for 90 days from tender closing, for award ofcontract after obtaining approval of competent Indian authorities. Noprice escalation would be allowed.6. The supply should be completed within 90 days after award of thecontract.

7. (I). All the items should be of good quality as per Sri LankanGovernment specifications for supply to Ministry of Health and Ministryof Higher Education and should be guaranteed againstmanufacturing defects for period of three years. Breakage, if any, intransit during the supply period should be replaced free of cost.(II) Supplier shall carry sufficient inventories to assure ex-stock supply ofconsumables and spares in Sri Lanka. Suppliers shall ensure theavailability of after sales service for a period of at least six yearsincluding warranty period of three years.8. The Supplier shall provide on-site warranty. The warranty period shall bethirty six months (36 months) from the date of acceptance of thegoods. The Supplier shall, in addition, comply with the performanceguarantees specified under the Contract. If, for reasons attributable tothe Supplier, these guarantees are not attained in whole or in part, theSupplier shall, either make such changes, modifications, and/oradditions to the Goods or any part thereof as may be necessary inorder to attain the contractual guarantees specified in the Contract atits own cost and expense and to carry out further performance tests. Inthe event of any correction of defects or replacement of defectivematerial during the warranty period, the warranty for thecorrected/replaced material shall be extended to a further period of36 months.Note: All charges with regard to the supply of spare parts, Labour,travel, per diem and accommodation to supplier’s staff etc. shall beborne by the supplier during the period of warranty. Client shall not payany additional expenditure for services rendered during the aboveperiod.9. All bidders must furnish along with technical bid, a bid security (EarnestMoney Deposit) in the form of bank draft/bankers’ cheque, fixeddeposit receipt with commercial banks for bank guarantee for a sumof SL SL Rs.500,000/-, SL Rs. 250,000 and SL Rs. 750,000/- or theequivalent of the amounts in Indian Rupees at the rate of exchange ofI.Rs. 1=SL Rs. 2.23) for Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 respectively and the bidsecurity should be valid for a period of 90 days. The security of theunsuccessful bidders would be returned within a week from date ofaward of contract.10. The successful bidder should furnish a performance security in the formof bank draft/bankers; cheque, fixed deposit receipt or bankguarantee of the value of 5% of the tender value. The performancesecurity should be valid for a period of three years beyond completionof the contract and will be retained for a period of three years aftercompletion of the date of supply.11. The payment(s) will be released only after the supplies have beenfound to be the satisfied after concerned authorities of Government ofSri Lanka and the High Commission, completes physical verification ofthe supplies, and also technical verification, by a competent teamfrom or authorized by the Government of Sri Lanka/ High Commission

of India, Colombo. However, such verifications would be completedwithin a period of 2 weeks after completion of the supply.12. After such physical/technical verifications of the supplies, paymentwould be released within a reasonable time.13. Part payment, if desired by bidder, could be made on supply of 50% ofthe supplies and after completing physical/technical verification asabove. No advance payment will be made.14. In case of non-supply of items ordered within the specified period, aliquidated damages @ 1% of the tender amount shall be levied for adelay of each calendar week subject to a maximum of 10%.Acceptance of this may be indicated in the financial bid.Training15. For each equipment installed, the supplier is required to train thedesignated technical staff to enable them to effectively operate thesystem.Delivery & Installation16. It is required to deliver the items in correct quantities as specified in theabove schedule and install them at the Faculty of Siddha Medicine,Trincomalee Campus, Eastern University, Sri Lanka within 90 days ofthe date of the award of the contract.17. The bids after evaluation in the High Commission will be sent to thecompetent authorities in the Government of India in New Delhi forapproval. Therefore, the bid should remain valid for acceptance up to90 days, without any price escalation.18. The High Commission reserves the right to reject all or any bids, ifnecessary without assigning any reasons. Bidders should havetechnical capability/competence to provide sets as per prescribedstandard/quality.Schedule of RequirementsChapter III19. All supplies should be of good quality and manufacture of goodrepute and be guaranteed for a period of minimum three years. Thesupplier should undertake to replace free of cost items withmanufacturing defects noticed during guarantee period, andbreakage in transit, if any.Chapter IV

Specifications and allied technical details20. The equipment should be as per the Sri Lanka Governmentspecifications for supplies to Ministry of Health/ Ministry of HigherEducation. The items and the quantities thereof are listed at “Tenderand Financial Document” (Enclosed).Price ScheduleChapter V21. The bidder should provide unit price on C.I.F basis against each item inthe “Financial Bid Document” with sub –totaling as required and submitthe bid in the prescribed ‘Financial Bid Document’ (both are attached),Contract FormChapter VI22. The successful bidder(s) has to sign a contract with the HighCommission of India in an appropriate form, for execution of thecontractGeneralChapter VII23. For clarifications/queries, if any, prior to submission of bid, prospectivebidders may contact Attache (Economic & Commercial), on Phone2422158 during office hours from 09.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. during workingdays.Attachmentsi. Financial Bid Documentii. Tender and Financial Document

[To be submitted on Letter Head of the Bidder]FINANCIAL BID DOCUMENTCost for all the items for Part-1SL Rs.[Detailed item-wise as per Tender Document attached]Cost for all the items for Part-2SL Rs.[Detailed item-wise as per Tender Document attached]Cost for all the items for Part-3SL Rs.[Detailed item-wise as per Tender Document attached]Note: -1. I fully understand that all the three parts of the Tender are mutuallyexclusive and the High Commission is not bound to award contract forall the three parts to one bidder.2. I also undertake that in case of non-supply of items ordered within thespecified period, liquidated damages @ 1% of the tender amount fordelay of each calendar week subject to a maximum of 10% shall belevied.Signature---------------------------------------------Place:authorisedDate :Name & Designation of thesignatory of the Bidding firm

Tender and Financial DocumentImportant Note: Only the list of items along with their technical specification should beattached with the Technical Bid. The Financial details such as price etc, should be attachedwith the financial bid only.Anatomy ModelsS/No Name of Model/Specification Req Amt1 Ear with Pinna 12 Ossicles 13 Section through the central spiral of thecochlea 14 Spinal cord in the Spinal canal 15 Fifth cervical vertebra 16 Spinal cord with Nerve Branches 17 Ventricular cavities of the Brain 1Lumbar vertebra with lumbar region of8 spinal cord 19 Cervical vertebra with spinal cord 110 Thoracic vertebra with spinal cord 111 Brain with Arteries 112 Medulla 113 Neuron 114 5 section models of the brain 115 Sympathetic Nervous system 1Transversely striated muscular Fibre16 with motor end -plate 117 Head and Neck 118 Head with muscles and vessels 119 Base of the head 120 Situs of the Base of the skull 121 Proportions of the Dura Mater 122 Anatomical sectional model of the 124 Appendix and caecum 125 Liver 126 Internal surface of the jejunum 127 Digestive Tract 128 Vascular Architecture of the liver 129 Model of a liver cell 130 Liver and gall bladder 131 Pancreas with spleen and Duodenum 1Rate per Unit(SLR.or INR.as applicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.or INR. asapplicable)Total amount(SLR.or INR.as applicable)

32 Model of the portal vein 133 Model of the Hepatic vein 1Ligaments of the ankle with open34 Talonavicular joint 135 Club foot 136 Flat foot 137 Arched foot 138 Function model of the knee joint 139 Section through the knee joint 140 Section through the Hip joint 141 Section through the hand 142 Section through the Elbow 143 Section through a normal foot 144 Function model of the Hip joint 145 Function model of the Elbow joint 146 Function model of the shoulder joint 147 Function model of the Ankle joint 148 Function model of the Tarsus 1Function model of the hand and finger49 joint 150 Heart 151 Heart – lung (Table model) 152 Bronchial Tree 153 Heart on Diaphargm Base 1Lobule of the lung with Additional54 Model Pulmonary 155 Fetal Heart 156 Model of the heart with Bypass vessels(Aortic coronary venous Bypass) 157 Fallot’s Tetralogy 2Various defects of the ventricular58 septum 159 Lymphatic system 160 Red blood –corpuscle 161 Circulatory system 162 Lower jaw of an 18 year old 163 Upper and lower 164 Tongue 1Female pelvis with ligament usapparatus 26566 Fertilization and development of thehuman ovum up to the 3 rd month 267 Obstetric model 268 Male genital organs 169 Model of the male sexual organs 170 Female pelvis floor 171 Median section of the male pelvis 172 Model of the female sexual organs 2

73 Mammary gland in resting position 274 Mammary gland of a nursing woman 175 Human Embryo 276 Birth-First stage 177 Birth-second stage 178 Birth-third stage 179 Series showing pregnancy 180 Uterus with Embryo in First Month 281 Uterus with Embryo in Second Month 282 Uterus with Embryo in Third Month 283 Uterus with Fetus in Fourth to Fifth 2Month84 Uterus with Fetus in Fifth Month 285 Uterus with Fetus in Six Month 285 Uterus with Fetus in Seven Month 286 Uterus with Fetus in Eight Month 287 Uterus with Fetus in Nine Month 288 Section of skin 189 Kidney ,Nephron and glomerulus 190 Urinary organs 191 Skelton of the arm with shoulder girdle 192 Right Kidney longiticlincal section, 1Neptiron, Glomerulus93 Metal stand with base 1094 Transparent Dustproof cover 2095 Transparent Case 2096 Transparent Storage Case 1097 Atlas and Axis 198 Collection of vertebrae 199 Rib 1100 Sternum 1101 Sternum with costal cartilage 1102 Vertical Disc 1103 First and second cervical vertebrae 1104 Scapula 1105 Clavicle 1106 Femur 1107 Humerus 1108 Ulna 1109 Ulna and Radius 1110 Radius 1Skelton of the foot ,right (Movable 1109 joints)110 Tibia 1111 Tibia and Fibula 1112 Fibula 1113 Skelton of hand with base of forearm 1114 Artificial Human skull 1

115 18 part model of the skull with cervicalVertebra column, hyoid bone andmuscles of mastication 1116 Falx cerebri 1117 Transparent storage case 1118 Vertebral column with pelvis 1119 Labyrinth 1Muscles of the hand with base of forearm 1120121 Normal Foot 1122 Muscles of the leg with Base of Pelvis 1123 Angle Joint with ligaments 1124 Joint of Hand and fingers with 1Muscles of the Arm with shoulderGirdle 1125126 Muscle of the foot 1127 Cartilages of the Larynx 1128 Larynx with Tongue 1129 Larynx with Trachea 1130 Block Model of section of skin 1131 Mammary gland in resting position 1132 Mammary gland of a nursing woman 1133 Internal female genital organs 1134 Eye Ball 1135 Articulated Skeleton with Glass cover St 1136 Articulated Skeleton with Glass cover St 1Required Anatomical diagram Charts2. Circulatory system 3. Nervous system5. Reproduction system 6. Digestive system8. Osteology system

Equipment and InstrumentSNEquipment andinstrumentSpecificationReq. NoRate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Biotechnology1 HPLC (High PressureLiquidChromatography )2 HPTLC (HighPerformance ThinLayerChromatography)Solvent delivery systemPreaaure Range : Up to 5500 psi,Degasser : In-built desgasser, 4Channel, Flow rate : 01ul to9900 ul in ul in setting.Photo diode Array DetectorNo of Diode: 1024 minium,Wave length Range: 190 - 9000nm, Linearity: up to 2 AU, Flowcell Volume: 15 ul.Fluorescence DetectorWave length Range: 200- 800nm,Flow cell volume: 10 ul,Sencitivity: >600for H 2 0 Ramanline.RefractiveIndex Detector RIRange: 1.00-1.75 nm, Flow cellvolume: 10ul, Linearity: 600x10 -6RIU Auto SamplerInjection Volume Range: up to1000 ul, Supply with 100ulSyringe, Temperature Range:0 0 C to 65 0 C, Control SystemFully Computer Control sysemall components i.e. Detectors andAuto Samplers should be fullySustem should be inclusive ofUV cabinet, Capilary dispenser,Pipettes, Through Chamber,Developing Chamber, RegentSpray, Silica gel plates.31

SNEquipment andinstrument3 Gas Chromatographywith Mass Spectrum4 FTIR( FourierTransform InfraredSpectroscopy)SpecificationInternal memory: 50GCmethods Display :In builtColored touch screen, Gas Flowcontrol: Eletronic (EFC) ofinjectors and detectors fro Gassaving, Data sampling rate:100Hz data pointsWave Number Range: 7900cm -1 -375cm -1 , Resolution: Better than0.25cm -1 , Light Source: Mid IRceramic light, Detector: Highperformance Oeltire cooleddetector, Power: 240V/50Hz .Req. No11Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)5 UVS ( UV VisibleSpectrophotometer)Optical system: Double beam,Wavelength Range: 190 -1100nm, Wavelength scaninhspeed: 3000nm/min, Spectralband pass: 0.2 - 4.0nm with0.1nm steps, Photometric range:3.5abs approximatly, Lightsource: Tungsten Halogen andDeuterium Lamp. DataCollection Speed: 15000Readings per minute,6 Polari meter Display: Digital, MeasuermentRange: -45 0 C to +45 0 C,Resolution: 0.005 0 C, Lightsource:Sodium vapout lamp,Interface:Rs 232Miniumreadability: ±0.01 0 C, Power:230V/50Hz7 Refractometer Measuring Range: RefractionIndex 1.3000 - 1.7000 nD Brix in%, Scale devision: 0.0005 nD0.25 % Brix, Accuracy: 0.0002nD, Brix 0.1%211

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecification8 Micro wave Digester No of vessels :High preasurevessels, Microwave power; Up to1600W continuous power,Display: Real time display ofPreasure and Temperature data,Temperature Range:Control upto 300 0 C.9 Solvant Saver forHPLC10 Ultra Pure WaterPurification SystemFlow rate: 1.0L/min,Conductivity : 0.055μS/cm,Resistivity: 18.2 Mohm x cm,Bacterial content: less than 1CFU/ml, Dislay: LCD, Interface:RS 232 Interface for datacommunication. Power:230V/50Hz11 Iron PH meter Disply: Large Custom LCDdisply, pH range: 2.00 to 19.99,Resolution:0.001/0.01/0.1(selectable), SlopeRange: 58± 3 mV/decade, ISERange: 0.000 - 19900,Temperature:-10 0 C to 110 0 C(Can also display 0 F)12 Shaking water bath 20L with Water level protectionand cover and test tube13 Constant Temperaturebath With (Circulation Time)rack(MRC - BT -150).Unstirred,ConstantTemperature, 4.5 L(MRC –B-100) with cover, Circulatingtype, 20L with cover only(MRC– BH-200).14 Chemical balance Display: Four digit Capacity:220g, Readability: 0.0001g(MRC– AF-R220CE).15 Chemical balance Display: Five digit, Table topCapacity: 220g, Readability:0.001g(MRC- AJ-220CE).Req. No13233133Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)

SNEquipment andinstrument16 Atomic AbsorptionSpectroscope (AAS)17 Auto Titrator(Automatic TitrationAssembly)SpecificationControl: Fully automated PCcontrolled, double beam,Wavelength Range:190 - 900nm,Wavelenght character Speed:2000nm/min, Burner:Air/Acetylene (10cm) andnitrosoxide (5cm), TemperatureRange: Ambient to 3000 0 C withramp rate of 2000 0 C/Sec,Cylinder: Argon Gas Cylinderand regulator including fittingsfor Graphite Furnace,Comprossere: Silent AirComprosser.Capable to titrate usingpotensiometric method, PhRage: -9 to 23pH, Accuracy :0.001 pH, Methods: 50 userprogrammable, StorageCapacity:- 200 results.18 COD Digestion system Temperature Range :37 0 C toReq. No111Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)165 0 C, Programmable Timer: 0to 480 Minutes range,OperateTemperature: 10 0 C to 45 0 C,The instsrment shallaccommmodate 16-mm and or20-mm vials.19 Muffle furnace Temperature : upto1100C(Medilab, India), Small20 Automatic Karl FisherTitratorsize.Measurment Range: 100ppm…100%water, Interchangeableburette with volume1,5,10 and20 ml, Resolution of the burette :0.00005 of the butrtte, Fillingtime of the burette: less than 20sec,Solvent Manager for fillingand drailing of the solvent,Silicon tube 850 mm to connectySolvent Manager to solvent,Double platinum pin eiectrode,Titration vessel 150ml.11

SNEquipment andinstrument21 Freeze drierEquipmentSpecificationDisplay :Digital display shouldindicate Vacum andtemperature, MiniumTemperature : -60 0 C, Capacity:5L, Ice Capacity: 4.5L,Compressor: Hermeticallysealed, Compressor power:1/3HP, Heat extraction: 75W,Vacum pump: Complete with oilmist filter, Power - 230V/50Hz.Req. No1Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)22 Up Right Ultra LowDeep FreezerConstruction: Interioe Steel andexterior should be xhemical andcorrosion resistant steel,Temperature Range: -50 0 C to -86 0 C, Temperature Display:Digital Temperature Control:Microprocessor, Volume: 350L,Insulation: Formed in-placePolyurethane insulation in thecabinet and in the door,Refrigeration: Non CFC, Power:230V/50Hz,15A.123 Deep Freezer Temperature Range: -40 0 C,Temperature Display: Digital,Temperature Control:Microprocessor, Volume: 350L,Insulation: Formed in-placePolyurethane insulation in thecabinet and in the door,Refrigeration: Non CFC, Power:230V/50Hz,15A.24 FlouriMeter Type: portable, Which is givedirect reading of floride usingthe colorimetric Meyhod, Lamp:Light Eleminating Diode (LED),Should habe Silicone Detector,Sample Cell Pathlength: 1cmand 22cm, Powe Supply: 4AABatteries for field use, FlorideMeasuring Range: 0.1 to2.0mg/L F3

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecification25 Incubator Chamber: Electrinicallycontrolled preheating ,Temperature Range: 5 0 C aboveroom temperature up to 100 0 C,Capacity: 115 liters, Interface:Rs 422 For communicationsaftware data control system,Power: 230V/50Hz.Req. No1Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)26 Hot Air Oven Chamber: Electrinicallycontrolled preheating,Temperature Range: 5 0 C aboveambient temperature up to 3000 C, Capacity: 115 liters.327 Analytical Electronic Capacity: 220g, Readability: 3balance0.0001g(MRC – AF-R220CE).28 Gel DocumentationSystemGel imagine system consist ofmonochrome CCD camera forreal time amd integration timecaptureing of gel images, Pixeldepth: 12 bit with 4096 greylevels, Resolution: 752pixel x 582pixel, Dark room: Buit inelectronic and microprocessor,Wavelength: 312nm with 20 x 20Filter size,29 Steam Sterilizer Chamber Size: 300mm x 700mm 1(D x H), Capacity : 50L,Temperature: 105 0 C - 135 0 C,Indication: MicroprocessorControl digital Presure andTemperature display, Power:240V/50Hz.30 Laminar Flow Bench Type: Horizontal type, Main 1filter: HEPA, Pre Filter: NylonFilter, Iluminator: 2Fluorescence light source forillumination, Noise: Less than60dB .31 Distillation Unit Single, Glass,Output : 4L/hr 2

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecification32 Colori meter Display: Digital, Filters: 05 (420,540, 650nm), Lamp Source:Tungsten with straight filament6V.33 Water Bath Constraction: Stainless SteelMolded (Square Tank)Circulating type, Capacity: 22Lwith cover only(MRC – BH-200), Heater: Immersion typeHeating Element with sensor.Req. No12Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)34 E.C.G Recorder Single Channel, 12 Leads(Kenz,Japan) .35 Western Blooting Should be made with a view toAppartusblotting a maxium of two gels aton etime, Its supplies withporous supports for holding thegels in place, platinum electrodesfitted onto removable plates andelectrical conec tors, Gel Size:Should be blotted is 100 mm x 90mm36 Counting Chamber &cell counter37 Micropipettes SingleChannelReadout: 4 Digit (0-9999),Display: bright Red 0.6" LEDdisplay, Magnification: 2-3x,Petri dish Size: 90-150mmdiameter, Illumination: Glarefreering shaped lamp, Interface:RS232.Fully autoclavable, VolumeRange: Up to 2ul, 10ul, 10 -100ul 100 - 1000ul.38 Instrument Sterilizer Chamber Size: 300mm x 700mm(D x H), Chamber Material:Stainless Steel, Capacity: 50L,Temperature: 105 0 C - 135 0 C.1551

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecification39 CO 2 Incubator Type: Direct Heat Type,Capacity: 175L, TemperatureRange: Ambient +5 0 C to 50 0 C,Temperature Resolution: +/ -0.10 C, CO 2 Range: 0m - 20%, CO 2Stability: 0.1%, HydraulicRange: Ambient to 95%,Display: Digital display oftemperature CO2 & RHCondition display, Power:230V/50Hz.Req. No1Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)40 Lab Incubator Temperature Range: 5 0C above 4room temperature up, Capacity:115L, Inner glass door,Interface: RS 422 Interface ofcommunication software DataControl System, Power:230V/50Hz.41 Test tube rack Test tube rack for test tubes. 542 Westegrant Stand - No of Places: 06 Construction: 250ESR RackWestgrant Tube - ESRTubeStainless steel.43 Fermentor Working Volume: 1.5 - 2.5Ltrs, 1Platinum temperature Probe,Digital type display resolution 50-1200RPM in 1RPM. LargeScreen Monitor with touchcontroling.44 Hot plate Mini Hotplate, upto 450C, 5Analogue(MRC-E1).45 Timer Digital Timer: 0 - 60 Hrs,346 FluorescenceMicroscopeResolution: 0.1S.Ilumination - 12V/100W halogenilluminator and HG illuminatorComplete with filters for UV,blue and green, High contrastoptics with universal turretcondensor.3

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecificationReq. NoRate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)47 Laboratory BinocularMicroscopeType - Binocular observation -45 0 inclined, 360 0rotatable,Interpupillary distanceadjustment 54mm - 74 mm,Aqbbe condenser NA 1.25 withaspheric lens and Irishdiaphragm, Monutable day lightblue filter dia 32.0 mm .Type - Sidentop Trinocula Head,30 0 inclined, 360 0 ratatable, Interpupillary distance 48 - 75mm,Eyipice - Focusable widefield10x/20mm with foldable eyeguard, Abbe condenser NA 1.25with aspheric lens, Irishdiaphragm with blue day lightfilter, Illumination - LED ( inbuilt rechargeable battery)100,00 hours of LED life.5048 Phase ContrastMicroscope249 Inverted Microscope Stage - Rectangular 160 x240cm, fixed plain stage and35mm petri dish holder, Range -Trinocular 300 inclined 3600ratatable viewing bodies with 52 -75 interpupilary distance,Eyepiece - Widefield 10x/22mmpaired with eye guard,Ilumination - 6V - 30 W halogen.350 FluorescenceMicroscopeIlumination - 12V/100W halogenilluminator and HG illuminatorComplete with filters for UV,blue and green, High contrastoptics with universal turretcondensor.3

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecification51 Teaching Microscope Type - Sidentop TrinocularHead, 30 0 inclined, 360 0rotatable, Inter pupillarydistance 48 - 75mm, Eyipice -Focusable widefield 10x/20mmwith foldable eye guard, Abbecondenser NA 1.25 with asphericlens, Irish diaphragm with blueday light filter.52 Research Microscope Type - Sidentop TrinocularHead, 30 0 inclined, 360 0rotatable, Inter pupillarydistance 48 - 75mm, Eyipice -Focusable widefield 10x/20mmwith foldable eye guard, Abbecondenser NA 1.25 with asphericlens, Irish diaphragm with blueday light filter.53 Photographic microscope54 Stereo zoommicroscopeBinocular observation tube,Eyepiece - Focusable WF10x/18mm, Ilumination -12V/20W halogen, Resolution -Inbuilt Camera with 720 x 576pixels (PAL), 720 x 480 pixels(NTSC).Type - Binicular viewing headinclined at 45 0 , 360 0 rotatableinter pupillary distance 55mm -75mm, Ilumination - Halogenilumination lamps12W,Eyepieces - wide field 20xwith focusing, Magnification -30x - 108x, Zoom Control - 1: 6.Req. No3514Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)55 Thermometer Digital& NormalControl: Microprocessor,Display LCD, TemperatureRange: -20 0 C - 300 0 C.56 Top loading balance Capacity: 220g, Readability:0.001g (MRC- AJ-220CE).57 Balance Scale Removable stainles steelweighing oan with the vertical,Capacity: 100 Kg, Readability:10Kg.231

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecificationReq. No58 Baby Balance Should be capable measuringbabies up to 15kg.59 Electric Shaker Digital Plate Orbital Shaker, 1300x400mm(MRC-TS-400PD)60 Laboratory Shaker Control System - Micro1processor, Moving Platform -450 x 450 mm, Load -Max.1.5kg, Timmer - 1 min. -99:59 hours, Shaking amplitude -30mm, Shaking frequency 20 -300rpm.61 Vortex Mixture Type: 4 Hold Feet for high 2stablity to avoid vibration,Orbital diameter: 5mm, SpeedRange: 50 - 2400 rpm, OperatingSystem: Manual andContinuous..62 Electric distilled MRC WSE/4S,4 L/hr, Electric 1apparatuswith Silica heater.63 Osmo meter Advanced Instruments, 3320 1,Automatic with consumables for100 tests.64 Heamagobin analyzer Suitable for analyse hemaglobin 5in the blood.65 Syringes. 5ml, 10ml. 10066 Variable pipettes 5ml, 10ml, 50ml. 1267 Fixed volume pipettes 5ml, 10ml, 50ml. 1268 Bio chemistry analyzer Filter: Single Beam with5continues rotating, Reading:Monogramatic Biographicreading, Posses: 8 Filter, Range:330 - 700 nm, System: Proceduropen and by store Menu,Calculating Mode: Absorb singlestanded, differential samples,Multi Standed Mode: KineticMode,Factor Mode, Tube Mode,Sussey Mode.Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)

SNEquipment andinstrument69 Biology Safety Cabinet(Semp Auto)SpecificationWorking Chamber: Not be lessthan 1200mm x 600mm x 650mm(LxWxH), Inner Wall: Allstainless steal, Function: Filterlife span display function andfilter real time alarm function,Cabinet: Supplied with 2 blowersystem, Control system:Microprocessor Based, Noise :Less than 65 dBA, Insteumentshould store up to 40 differenttest programs Power: 230V+/-10%, 50HzReq. No6Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)70 Autoclave Control: Microprocessor,Display LCD, TemperatureRange: -20 0 C - 300 0 C.71 Double BeamSpectrophotometerOptical system : Double beemoptics,Wavelength Range: 190 -1100nm, Wavelength scanningspeed: 1400nm/min, Lightsource: Deuterium and tungstenhalogen lamp, PhotometricRange : 3.0 Abs, Display" LCD,Software: Fully integratedsystem for instrument.3172 MultipurposeCentrifugesMicroprocessor control system,Able to accomadate at lease 36Nos of 0.5ml tubes,RCF Value:More than 1500rcf, Display:LCD bachlight, Speed: 100 -4000rpm, Chamber: Stainlesssteel, Power: 230V/50Hz.2

SNEquipment andinstrument73 MicroheamatorcritCentrifugeSpecificationSpeed: 12000rpm/14000g,Roctor: 24 capillaries with lid,Brake system: Manual, Timer:Microprocessor control up to100 min, Display: Digital displayof speed and time, Heamatocritreader: 100nos of capillariesshoild be provided with the unit.Req. No1Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)74 Soxhlet extractor(Soxhlet ExtractionSystem)Constraction: Epoxy paintedstainless steel structure forresistance to chemical andmechanical agents,Extractioncup volume: 150ml, Workingtemperature: 100 0 C to 250 0 C,Solvent recovery: up to 75%,Solvent Volume: 30ml to 100ml,Display: Working temperatureand programmable parameters.175 Rotar evaporator System: Supplied with motorizeslift and should incorporatedwith safty stop function, Coolingsurface: Minimum of 1200cm 2 ,Speed Range: 20- 250rm,Display: Digital, Condenser:Diagonal, Heating Bathtemperature Range: Ambient to180 0 C, Power: 230V/50Hz.76 TLC apparatus Apparatus set up TLC (ThinLayer Chromatography),System: Included of UV cabinet,Capillary dispensor, pipettes,trough chamber, Reagent spray,Silica gel plates.77 Distillation operatorfor volatile oilextraction78 Culture racks withlight fittingDistillation apperatus withrequires Flasks, Condensers,Heating Mental amd requiredsupport stand and clamps.Suitable for Store culture tubes,Culture tubes should beincluded.2131

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecification79 Digital WeighingbalanceCapacity: 220g, Readability:0.001g(MRC- AJ-220CE).80 Monopan weighing Capacity: 220g, Readability:balance0.001g(MRC- AJ-220CE).81 Coulbourn photo beam Monitor activity somultaneouslylocomotors activity in X-Y, Arenas available for ratssystemor mice, Raw date recorded forfuture analysis.Req. No111Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)82 Horizontal LaminarFlow CabinetFlow System: Horizontal type,Mainfilter Type: HEPA, PreFilter: Nylon, Illumination: 2Fluorescence Light.83 Oven size II Capacity: 30L, 552*552*535mmdimension with shelves completeset Power; 220V ---240V/50Hz.2184 Incubator with fanconvection ,Temp: 30 0 C-90 0 C, Size IIshelves complete set Power:220V ---240V/50Hz.85 Anaerobic jar 220v ---240v , 50Hz,3.5 Lcapacity with oaring , selfcentering cast lid and clamp ,input and out-put Schradervalves , automatic safety valve ,pressure gauge , law temp ,catalyst , lucas indicator withplate carrier and tube carriercomplete set CO2 generatorenvelopes.86 Auto clave table tomodelST 19T ,Capacity: 14 Lchamber, dia x depth 280 x280mm.2251

SNEquipment andinstrument87 Horizontal GelElectrophoresisSystem.SpecificationType: Horizontal GelElectrophoresis system is for thwDNA and Protin, Sizeof the Gel:20cm x 20cm, Electrodes: PurePlatinum, Provide constantvoltage, current and power withdigital, Voltage: 0 - 600V,Current: 0 - 500mA, Power: 0-150W, Timer: 0 to 99.59h,Programs:Up to 9, Out puts: 4 inparallel, Resolution ; 1V,1mA,1W, Temperature Control:Up to 90 0 C, Gel Dryer: Stainlesssteel screen, mylar sheet, porouspolythene sheet and clear siliconrubber overlay sheet.Req. No1Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)88 Vertical GelElectrophorisis SystemType: Vertical GelElectrophoresis system is for thwDNA and Protin, Sizeof the Gel:20cm x 20cm, Electrodes: PurePlatinum, Provide constantvoltage, current and power withdigital, Voltage: 0 - 600V,Current: 0 - 500mA, Power: 0-150W, Timer: 0 to 99.59h,Programs:Up to 9, Out puts: 4 inparallel, Resolution ; 1V,1mA,1W, Temperature Control:Up to 90 0 C, Gel Dryer: Stainlesssteel screen, mylar sheet, porouspolythene sheet and clear siliconrubber overlay sheet.189 Inoculation loop withhandleStainless steel Inoculation Loopswith stainless steel handle.290 Inoculation wire withhandle91 Colony counter digitalstuart SC6 ,overallStainless steel Inoculation Wirewith stainless steel handle.310mm x 300mm x 140mm (H xW x D) with magnifying glassPower: 220V ---240V/50Hz.11

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecificationReq. No92 Pre Coated TLC plates TLC precoated with silica gel. 1Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)93 Colorimeter Model :Jenway model ,Wave 5length: 400 to 720mm withgelatin filters and curettesholder and curettes Power: 220V---240V/50Hz.94 Bio pac -students lab USA-system, INC. 195 Refrigerator Model: Double door, 2 Cubicfeet Power: 220V ---240V/50Hz.296 Stainless steel pipettecan97 Stainless steel petricdish can98 Cool; incubator withinterior illumination450mm x 65mm Diameter. 12450mm x 65mm Diameter. 24Temperature Range: 0 0 C to 600 C with fan circulation II cubicfeer, 220v ---240v , 50Hz.99 Drying cabinet Capacity: 125L, InternalH*W*D 420mm x 730mm x355mm Power: 220V ---240V/50Hz.100 Stomacher (Lab blenderCapacity: 5 to 800ml over all H xW x D 180 x 150 x 190 completeset with Stomacher bags, Power:220V ---240V/ 50Hz.34101 PH Meter Model: Hanna Model,Temperature: Aotomatictemperature, Compensation withsuitable plastic coated electrode.1101 Pressure Cooker Capacity: 5L 1103Glass WareWareISOLAB Pipettepump – electrical –adjustablenozzle(Pipette filler)2ml1010ml25mlMacro standard: 10mlMacro – Universal: 0-100ml10ml 1025ml 10Macro standard: 10ml 10

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecificationReq. NoMacro – Universal: 0-100ml 10Volumetric Flask 10ml, 10–Blue Scale 25ml 550ml 10100ml 5250ml 12500ml 5Volumetric Flask – 10ml, 5Amber scale 25ml 550ml 5100ml 10250ml 5500ml 5Volumetric Flask – 10ml, 12White Scale 25ml 1250ml 12100ml 6250ml 12500ml 61000ml 3Pipette – Volumetric – 5ml 10Amber Scale 10ml 525ml 550ml 5ECOLINE - Pipette – 1ml 6Volumetric – Blue 5ml 6Scale10ml 1025ml 10Pipette stand - Vertical 94 Pipettes 5Pipette Stand -Horizontal12 Pipettes 10Density - Bottle - NonCalibratedDensity - Bottle -Calibrated -ThermometerBeaker - P.P - LowFormBeaker jug - P.P -With Handle10ml 550ml 5100ml 510ml 650ml 6100ml 650ml 10100ml 10250ml 101000ml 5250ml 61000ml 2Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)

SNEquipment andinstrumentErlenmeyer - MediumNeckErlenmeyer - NS NeckFlask - Flat BottomFlask - Round BottomFlask StandFlask Pear ShapeBurette - StraightAmber Scale - ClearBurette - Straight -White Scale - AmberBurette - AutomaticWhite Scale – AmberBurette - Bottle - Clear 2ltSpecificationReq. No50ml 10100ml 5250ml 5500ml 350ml 10100ml 5250ml 10500ml 550ml 10100ml 10250ml 5500ml 550ml 12100ml 5250ml 6500ml 12100ml 101000mkl 210ml 1050ml 1010ml 550ml 1010ml 550ml 1010ml 550ml 102Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Burette - Automatic -Modular - Blue Scale -Burette - Schilling -Amber ScalePipette - Graduated -Amber ScalePipette - Volumetric -Blue ScaleGraduated Cylinder -10ml 550ml 510ml 550ml 51ml 55ml 510ml 525ml 550ml 51ml 55ml 1010ml 1025ml 1050ml 510ml 5

SNEquipment andinstrumentWhite ScalePipette - Volumetric -Amber ScaleMixing Cylinder -White ScaleBurette - Straight -Amber ScaleFilter Funnel - SinteredCrucible - SinteredGlass DiscsM & N - Filter PaperQuantitative – WhiteMediumClamp - 4 jaws -SwivelSpecificationReq. No50ml 5100ml 5500ml 51000ml 21ml 1010ml 550ml 10100ml 525ml 101000ml 210ml 550ml 580ml - 11 D - por 4 3125ml - 17 D - por 3 2500ml - 25 D - por 4 230ml - 1 D - por 4 550ml - 2 D - por - 1 4110mm (100) 550mm 5Clamp - 3 jaws - Large 70mm- Swivel5Laboratory stand Retord Base 15Bunsen Burner Standard 25Laboratory Jack 200 mm x 200 mm 10Tripod 200 mm 10Ceramic Triangle 50mm 10Spatula - Fiat Spoon 180mm 25Spatula - Flat - Round 108mmGrooved25Spatula - Chattaway 200mm 10Spatula - Micro 180 mm 10Forceps - Blunt 130mm 10Forceps - Sharp 130mm 10Scissor - Dissecting 130mm 5Stopper - Rubber 05mm x 10mm x 25mm 10021mm x 28mm x 35mm 10055mm x 68mm x 60mm 100Stopper - Silicon 08mm x 13mm x 25mm 10018mm x 24mm x 30mm 50Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecificationReq. No32mm x 42mm x 45mm 50Tubing - Rubber 06mm x 12mm, 50Tubing - Silicone 06mm x 10mm 50pH stick 14pH 5 BoxPehanon 5.5pH 5 BoxpH Tester 14pH 5 BoxTest Strip - Peroxide, Aquadur 5 BoxLithmus Paper Red5 BoxBlue5 BoxStopwatch - Mechanica 30min 5Timer - Electronic 99min / 59 sec 5Magnetic Bar 20mm x 06mm, 1050mm x 07mm 12Magnetic Bar 350mm 25RetrieverStirring Rod - Glass 250mm 20Parafilm 250mm 10Parafilm Dispenser 10Thermometer - 10/+110 10Enclosed Scale 10/+420 10Thermometer - Solid 20/+110 5Stem10/+200 5Thermometer - Indoor - 30/+50 5OutdoorThermo hygrometer 50/+70 5Thermometer Clamp & 30mm 10HolderBottle - Screw Cap - 100ml 50Borosilicate Glass 500ml 25Bottle - Screw Cap – 250ml 30Borosilicate Glass -AmberBottle Screw Cap - 250ml – P.E 100ClearBottle Rectangular 100ml - P.E 100Wide Neck - Clear 500ml - PE 25Bottle - Rectangular 50ml – P.E 50Wide Neck -Amber 250ml - P.E 25Wash Bottle - Standard 100ml 50500ml 20Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Physiology

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecification103 Treadmills Surface length: 56", Width: 20"dimensions, Speed control: Righthandrail and Left Handrail,Speed: 0- 8.5 mph, Elevation: 0 -20%Calories.104 AutomatedHematology AnalyzerMicroprocessor based,Fullyautomated compact bench,Operating temperature: 15 0 C -30 0 C, Manual Mode: Acceptsample of minium 120ul, Samplehandling capability: 80 samplesper hour.105 Spirometer Display: Large Graphic display,Measure temperature, and Flowand definitive parameter.Req. No111Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)106 Peak Expiratory flowRate MeterIt used to monitor a personability to breath air, Portablehand held instrument.107 Ishihera chart 18Pharmacy108 Capsule fillingmachineSystem: Automatic LoadingMachine, Capsules filling speed:5000 to 6000 capsules perhour,Combination Size: 00/0,0/1/2,3/4 and 5, Display: Digital.1109 Two Shaft Power 1hp motor 1Kalvam110 Ammi Roll Stone 0.75hp, Single PhaseGrinder111 Single Kalvam 0.5hp, Single Phase112 Double Kalvam 1hp, Single Phase113 Gas Cylinder 13.2Kg114 Gas Cylinder 40 Kg115 Roster Mechine Gas Model, 1.5hp, Single Phase116 Mixture Machine 50kg, 1hp, Single Phase117 Sifter Mechine 0.5hp, Single Phase118 Sifter Mechine 1hp, Single Phase

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecificationReq. No119 Chinese Dish Mill1(Pulvarizer)120 Grinder Kanchan Power :220V ---240V/ 50Hz 2Tycoon Model121 Grinder Multiend Grinder 10" 1122 Grinder Table Model 3123 Percolator 1124 Tincture Presser126 Wet Pulvarizer 2hp, 1hp, Single Phase127 Dry Pulvarizer 5hp, 10hp Single Phase128 Stone Grinder (Dry) 1hp, Single Phase129 Ponding/HullingMechine0.25hp - 0.5 hp, One Pestle,Single Phase130 Ponding/Hulling 1hp, Two Pestle, Single PhaseMechine131 Tablet MakingMachineProduction Capacity: 17,0000 -69,000, Recolution of turret: 18 -72 RPM, Maxium operatingPreaaure: 10,000 Kgs, MaxiumPre - presure: 3,000 Kgs,Diameter of die: 38.1 mm (1.5"),Height of die: 23.81 mm(0.9375"), Turret P.C.D: 253 mmRate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)132 Tablet Polishing Kit Optical fiber polishing machine,Display: Digital, Speed controland Digiital Speed guage,Capacity: Max 4,000,000pcs/hrs. Power: 110/220V 1/4HP50/60Hz133 Pill making machine 1Medical Equipments134 Examination Lamp Lamp With Stand 1Pedestal135 Laryngoscope (adult) Examine inside of the Larynx, 3Flexible , lighted tube136 Laryngoscope Examine inside of the Larynx, 3(pediatric)Flexible , lighted tube137 Surgical instrument set Stainless steeel 3with kidney tray138 Gluco meter Anlyse Blood Glucose Level 2

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecificationReq. No139 Ultra violet lamp Lamp - Contain two tubes of 15 2watt lights, 254nm illumination,Intensity at 15cm(μW/cm 2 )140 Nebulizer Type: Portable, Supplied with 160nos of Cuff, Power:230V/50Hz141 Suction Unit Mobile Suction uniy, 2 BucketUnit for fil lers pimp, air Slowrate: 801/min, Vaccum 70Hg/mm, To be supplies with3000ml Suction Jar: 2 Numbers,With over flow prevention, footswitch silicon Tubimg bacteriaFill to suction cup and CenulaTube141 Stethoscope Littmann Type, European orgin 5142 Thermometer - NormalRate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)143 Thermometer - Digital144 Fetal heart detector 3145 Sphygmomanometer - Type: Mecury, with corrosive 5Adultsresistant carring case146 Opthalamus scope 1147 Aurisocope 1148 Knee Hammer Knee Hammer withbpolypropeiene handle149 Presure Meter - Its suitable for new bornes and babiesPediatric150 Pediatric cuff Cuff uitable for new born andbabies5Pharmacology151 Rota rods. System: Microprocessorcontrolled Rota Rod for mice,Display: Very readable backlight,Speed range: 4 - 50rotation per minute,1

SNEquipment andinstrumentSpecification152 Analgesia meter. System: Perfectly aligned of heatstimulus and photo beem trigger,Sensitivity: Photo beam withadjuatable, Light beem: Itshows the point on which theheat source will focus, Timer:Manual and Remote, Automaticcut-off153 Kymographplathismograph/Pawedema meterSystem: Two fully variabletriggering producing a shortcircuit across 'Contract' socket,Infinitely veriable from 0.006 to625mm/sec with 500mmcircumference cylinder; 0.012 to1250mm/sec with 1000mmcircumference cylinder, Control:Manual Start/StopReq. No11Rate perUnit (SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)154 Hot /Cold plateAnalgesia Meter155 Plantar AnalgesiaMeter156 Tailflick AnalgesiaMeter111

Animal House for Parmacology LabItemNoAnimal Plastic Cageswith AsseissorriesReq NoL B H157 Albino rat43cm 27cm 15cm 1243cm 27cm 18cm 1229cm 22cm 14cm 1236cm 28cm 48cm 12Raised bottom grid 43cm 27cm 3cm 629cm 22cm 3cm 643cm 27cm 5cm 6Gage standWater bottle 125 straight120 ,,1212Cage Bodies43cm 27cm 15cm 1243cm 27cm 18cm 1229cm 22cm 14cm 12Top wire lid with spriy BH43cm 27cm 1229cm 22cm 12Guinea pigL B H61cm 81cm 25cm 12Rabbit58cm 76cm 45cm 1273cm 73cm 60cm 677.5cm 88.5cm 60cm 6Rate per Unit(SLR.or INR.as applicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.or INR.as applicable)Totalamount(SLR.orINR. asapplicable)

Office Equipments - Specification.S.N Equipments Specification.Req.No1 Laptop Processor Intel R centrino RDuo Processor, OperatingSystem - Windows XPProfessional, RAM1024MB, Hard disk -120GB (Sata) with shockabsorber VGA- 4500MHD,up to 779MB 52 Desktop Computer DVO CPU E7300 Processor2.66GHz-2.67GHz RAM2819MB, Hard disk 180GBMoniter LCD17"153 Printer4 Laser jet 1320 Hewlett Packard, HP Laserjet 1320, Double sideprinter (Continuous doubleside printer) 55 Dot MatrixEPSON, Model-LQ-2090,Memory -128Kbyte , Speed -529 CPS , Auto manual 16 Colour Printer Lexmark C 500N ,HPcolour Jet 2600N 27 OHP (over head 0600055 Read Leab 58 Slide Projector9 Multimedia TDP –SC 35 camera builtprojectorin TDP- SPI Display 0.55"DMD4:3 switchable to16:9, Resoulution 800x600,light source 180/150WCSF, H- 31.4KHz V- 56Hz-85Hz, Picture colourBrilliant ColourTMProjection Distance 3.98m(W) - 4.41m (Tele)3Rate per Unit(SLR.or INR.as applicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.or INR.as applicable)Total amount(SLR.or INR.as applicable)

S.N Equipments Specification.Req.No10 Multimedia KXD 185 Brightness 2500projector (PC Lumen(ANS)Less),Resolution:XGA(1024x768) Highconnectivity , 5- segmentcolour wheel RGBYW foroptimzed colour BrilliantColour TM, InexpensiveSpare lamps, Low fan noise, Excellent value 311 Digital Duplicators RD- 3208C High speed(Duplo Copier) automitic digtal dcanningPrint speed - 35-125sheets/min scanningresolution 300x400dpi,paper size-A4-A3 112 Multimedia LCD 2000lumen nativeprojector +u7 XGA (1024*768) 113 Scanner Hewlett Packard , HPScanjet 2410, Scan elementtype CCD, input type–colour 514 laminating machine 3206 DT ,(4 hot roller 2 215 Binding machine VL -25 punching capacity25 sheets ,Durable cutter16 Photocopiermaterial 2E.studio 163, 3Memory Capacity – 80MBContinuous capacity -1-99917 fax machine FO-57 318 Digital Camera Sony DSC – W200, Zoom–digital 3*zoom, Internal 119 Air Conditioner Auto climate technology ,XHE Technology ,HighCapacity RotaryCompressor ,Remotecontrol operation , 2 Ton 8Rate per Unit(SLR.or INR.as applicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.or INR.as applicable)Total amount(SLR.or INR.as applicable)

S.N Equipments Specification.20 External USB HarddiskReq.NoProduct Description :Portable Hard Disk ,FormFactor : 2.5 inch Externalhard disk ,Capacity :250GB, Interface : USB 2.0and 1.1 ,Data TransferRates : Up to 480 Mb/sec,Spindle Speed : 5400 RPMDIMENSIONS : 129 x 24 x90 mm 58GB8Data Traveller (PenDriver)21 Micro film 1Rate per Unit(SLR.or INR.as applicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.or INR.as applicable)Total amount(SLR.or INR.as applicable)

FurnitureNoFurnitureSpecificationReq NoW L H1 Student table ( Wood teak ) 1.5 2 2502 Chair (Wood teak ) 2503 Maggi Board 3' 4' 84Executive table M.D Table -(3 Pieces) 106cm 260cm 75cm 15 Rotating Chair High Back 26 Junior executive table 80cm 192cm 75cm 107 Rotating Chair Low back 108 Conference table 108cm 702cm 76cm 19 Rotating Chair Middle back 2510 Dinning Table 2.5' 8' 311 Dinning Chair 1812 Cushion Setty Arena1Wooden glass Almirrah13 (teak) 3' 6' 1014 Wooden Almirrah (teak) 4' 6' 515 Steel Almirrah 3' 6' 516 Filling cabinet five Drawer 1.5' 4.5' 1017 Demonstrator tables 3' 7'. 3' 518 Lab table (with middle part 2' 3' 3.5' 20sink and 3 joint tap19 Lab stool (30 o Slope) 1.9' 2' 20020 Steel Almirrah (Glass front) 2' 6' 3.5' 30Lab table 3' 6' 4.5' 2021 Stretcher with break wheel 3' 6' 4.5 1022 Plant pressure frame (wood) 12.5" 18.5" 2523 Slope (25 o )Cupboard withglass front 3' 5' 3.5 2024 Step Cupboard with glassfront 5' 7' 20Rate per Unit(SLR.or INR.as applicable)Sales Tax orother taxes(SLR.or INR.as applicable)Total amount(SLR.or INR.as applicable)

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