Invitation to Bid - Disposable Surgical Rubber Gloves (V2)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 6 Lakh over the past three years, and 1 year of relevant past experience in similar services. MSEs and startups can seek exemptions from both experience and turnover criteria.

Bidders need to submit documents such as experience criteria, past performance records, bidder turnover certificates, and OEM Authorization Certificates. Additional documentation may be requested in the ATC.

Interested bidders must register on the GeM portal and provide all necessary details, ensuring they comply with the eligibility criteria set forth in this tender. Validation of documents and financial capabilities are crucial for successful registration.

Documents must be submitted in the formats specified in the tender documents, typically including PDF and other standard formats. Ensure the files are clear and legible.

The disposable surgical gloves must conform to industry standard quality norms, ensuring safety and comfort. The gloves should be made from latex or suitable alternative material that provides puncture resistance.

All surgical gloves must pass rigorous safety and quality assurance tests that comply with national healthcare regulations, guaranteeing their efficacy in medical environments.

Bidders must comply with local procurement policies and demonstrate adherence to the 'Make in India' policies by providing details on local content and manufacturing practices.

The EMD amount for this tender is set at ₹33,000. MSEs are eligible for an exemption from this requirement provided they submit supporting documents.

The performance security is set at 3% of the total contract value and must be maintained for a duration of 15 months following contract award.

The tender involves an open date, bid submission date, and a bid validity period. Specific dates are provided in the documents, and bidders should ensure compliance with all timelines.

Bids will be evaluated based on the total value and the past performance rate, with 50% lowest priced technically qualified bidders being shortlisted for final consideration.

Yes, MSEs are eligible for exemptions in terms of experience and turnover requirements. They are encouraged to participate actively in the tender process.

Startups can benefit from similar exemptions regarding experience and turnover, promoting equal opportunity in the bidding process.

Bidders will be notified through the GeM platform, and results will be published as per guidelines provided in the tender documentation.

Bidders must comply with local procurement rules, supporting 'Make in India' initiatives by showcasing efforts for local content and manufacturing in their bids.