Tender Overview
The Department Of Health And Family Welfare invites bids for Bio Medical Waste Management on a per‑bed basis in North 24 Parganas, West Bengal (700057). The scope covers collection, lifting, transportation, disposal, treatment, segregation, documentation and reporting, storage and handling, and use of polycarbonate jars (white puncture‑proof). Estimated value is ₹8,64,000 with an EMD of ₹22,000. The contract requires an on‑site service presence in the consignee state and a dedicated toll‑free support line. Unique aspects include service office requirements in the state and an option clause permitting quantity/duration variation up to 25%. This procurement targets healthcare facilities such as medical colleges and institutions under a government framework.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
- Service scope: collection, lifting, transportation, disposal, treatment, segregation, documentation and reporting, storage and handling for biomedical waste on a per‑bed basis
- Packaging: polycarbonate jars, white puncture‑proof containers
- Location: North 24 Parganas, West Bengal (700057)
- EMD: ₹22,000; Estimated value: ₹8,64,000
- Eligibility triggers: Experience certificate for supplying to Govt/PSU/private organisations with supply/purchase orders
- MSME/NSIC exemption possible if valid certificate is enclosed
- Service provider office: must be located in the state of consignee; dedicated toll‑free service number; escalation matrix of contact numbers
- ATC terms imply potential adjustment up to 25% in quantity or duration before/after contract issuance
- No BOQ lines are listed; focus is on compliance and service capability
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD: ₹22,000; grounds for exemption if registered under MSME/NSIC with exemption certificate
- Experience: supply of similar biomedical waste services to government or renowned private entities with PO documentation
- Delivery/period: on‑site service requirement; no explicit daily delivery window provided
- Payment: terms not specified in available data; bidders should expect standard govt terms per T&C ATC
- Documents: GST, PAN, experience certificates, financial statements, EMD submission, and OEM/technical authorisations as applicable
- Warranty/penalties: not detailed in available terms; bidders should verify service level expectations in ATC
- Quantity/duration: option clause allows ±25% adjustment at contract issue and post‑issuance
- Service support: dedicated toll‑free number and escalation matrix required