Bids are Invited For Pulse Oximeter (V2) in KAMRUP, ASSAM

The eligibility requirements include being a legally registered entity, possessing a minimum average annual turnover of ₹96 Lakhs for the past three financial years, and having at least three years of relevant experience in supplying similar medical equipment to government bodies, along with necessary OEM authorizations.

Bid submission must include documents for experience criteria, past performance, financial turnover evidence, OEM authorization, and compliance with the BoQ specifications. Any additional documentation as specified in the ATC must also be provided.

Yes, bidders claiming exemption from EMD must submit valid supporting documents according to the GeM guidelines. Only manufacturers of goods and service providers for services under MSE category are eligible for this exemption.

The technical specifications require a table-top model with features such as motion artifact rejection technology (Nellcor), a digital display showing SPO2 and PR, and the option for a warranty period of 2, 3, or 5 years.

Performance is evaluated based on total value-wise evaluation methods. Bidders must submit all requested documents, ensuring compliance with technical specifications while being financially viable.

Documents must be submitted in PDF format. Certificates and proof of turnover, experience, and compliance documentation must be uploaded as clearly readable scanned copies accompanied by the bid.

Payment terms typically include a percentage to be paid on delivery and acceptance of goods. Further specifics may vary and are listed in the detailed terms and conditions of the tender documents.

While local provisions are acknowledged, specific MSE and startup exemptions are not applicable in this tender concerning experience and turnover requirements.

Post-submission, bids will be evaluated based on compliance, and successful bidders will be notified of their selection for procurement.

Results will be announced after the evaluation process concludes; all bidders will be notified as per the regulations and procedures set forth by the Health and Family Welfare Department.

The warranty period specified ranges from 2 to 5 years, as per the options selected by the successful bidder and included in their proposal documents.

Prepare by reviewing the tender documents thoroughly, noting any queries regarding technical specifications or compliance requirements. Come prepared with any supporting documents to justify eligibility and experience when applicable.

Delivery is expected within 60 days from the order placement, to various designated District Drug Warehouses as specified in the tender documents.

The complete tender document can be accessed here for detailed information on specifications, terms, and conditions.