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A tender has been published for National Rural Health Mission (nrhm) State Health Society Telephone Instrument - Corded and Cordless (Q2) in AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT. Quantity: 5 by. Submission Deadline: 31-12-2024 18: 00: 00. Check eligibility and apply.
Quantity
5
Bid Type
Two Packet Bid
Bid Validity
180 (Days)
Bid Type
Service
Evaluation
Total value wise evaluation
Inspection Required
No
RA Qualification Rule
H1-Highest Priced Bid Elimination
Tech Clarification Time
2 Days
Startup Exemption (Experience)
Yes
Arbitration Clause
No
Mediation Clause
No
Tender Category
Goods
Bid To RA
No
Bid To RA Enabled
Yes
Item Category
Telephone Instrument - Corded and Cordless (Q2)
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Key insights about GUJARAT tender market
The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with the necessary licenses. Additionally, startups may be exempted from the experience and turnover criteria as long as they provide the required documentation and meet the technical specifications.
Bidders must possess the necessary quality certifications, including compliance with MTCTE and any applicable certifications issued by TEC. Specific documents to prove eligibility might also be required for startups and MSEs.
Bidders need to register on the GeM portal and submit their bids along with all required documentation in the specified formats.
Documents must be submitted in PDF format, as described in the bid documentation. Bidders should ensure that all supporting documents adhere to the required standards outlined in the guidelines.
The instruments must conform to the specifications detailed in the tender, such as connecting cord length, display type, memory capacity, and warranty requirements. Compliance with MTCTE standards is also mandatory.
Yes, compliance with MTCTE quality standards is required for all products offered under this tender. Bidders must provide evidence of meeting these standards.
Bidders must ensure they meet all specified technical requirements, possess the necessary certifications, and support documentation proving eligibility for exemptions, especially for MSEs and startups.
No EMD is mentioned; however, bidders seeking exemption from any EMD must provide relevant documents, such as MSE certificates or startup registration details.
While specific performance security details are not outlined, bidders should be prepared to furnish a PBG in accordance with typical bidding practices, especially if specified in the final contract order.
Specific payment terms are not detailed in the documentation; however, successful bidders should be prepared to discuss these upon contract placement.
The evaluation will follow a total value-wise evaluation method, with margins for MSEs and potential inclusion of reverse auction strategies.
Tender submissions must be made electronically through the GeM portal, ensuring all documents are in the correct format and submitted before the deadline.
Bidders should refer to the official bid document for detailed timelines related to submission, evaluation processes, and communication allowances.
MSEs from the state may avail of purchase preference if they meet eligibility requirements. Supporting documents need to be uploaded with their bid.
Startups are exempt from experience and turnover criteria, provided they meet the technical specifications and have the necessary documentation submitted to validate their status.
Bidders are expected to comply with the Make in India initiatives by ensuring that products are manufactured in India or meet the required local content standards as specified in the tender terms.