Government Tender Published for Multipara Monitor - Low End in KOKRAJHAR, ASSAM

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of ₹11 Lakh over the past three years and experience in supplying similar products for at least 3 years. Additionally, the OEM must have a turnover of ₹90 Lakh during this period.

Bidders need to provide several certificates, including an OEM Authorization Certificate, proofs related to experience and past performance, and turnover documentation. These certificates must support compliance with the specified turnover and past service criteria.

To participate in the tender process, bidders must ensure their registrations on the GeM portal are active. They should follow the portal’s submission guidelines to submit their bids along with the required documentation.

Bidders must submit documents in PDF format for all required certificates, including financial statements and compliance documents. Scans of physical documents are acceptable; however, all submissions must be legible.

The required technical specifications include ECG monitoring capabilities, blood pressure measurement parameters, temperature channels, and the type of display. Detailed specifications can be found in the assessment documents linked to the tender.

The Multipara Monitors must comply with the specifications outlined in the GeM Category Specifications and shall adhere to the applicable Drugs and Cosmetics Act, ensuring that supplied products are safe, reliable, and certified.

Yes, suppliers must comply with various quality and regulatory standards, including the validity of certifications and licenses relating to the medical equipment being supplied. Compliance with all relevant statutory requirements is mandatory.

The EMD amount is set at ₹45,240. Bidder options for submission include demand drafts, banker’s cheques, or online payments through RTGS with evidence provided in the bid documents.

The successful bidder must submit a Performance Security of 5% of the contract value upon being awarded the contract, which can be provided as a demand draft or through e-payment.

Bids will be evaluated based on criteria including total value, adherence to technical specifications, and compliance with all eligibility and qualification documents submitted.

Bidders will typically be notified through the GeM portal regarding the outcome of the bids. Successful participants will receive formal communication from the Health and Family Welfare Department.

In this tender, MSEs do not receive exemptions regarding experience or turnover criteria. However, they still may participate under the same conditions as other bidders.

No special provisions or exemptions for startups are stipulated for the experience or turnover criteria in this tender, aligning with the MSE support exemptions.

This tender emphasizes local procurement and encourages bids primarily from domestic manufacturers to comply with the 'Make in India' initiative, promoting local industry and reducing import dependencies.

While specific quotas may not be explicitly mentioned in this tender, compliance with relevant procurement rules and local sourcing practices is encouraged to support regional economic development.

This FAQ section is designed to provide essential information, ensuring potential competitors fully understand the requirements and expectations associated with this tender.