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To participate, bidders must be registered as a legal entity and comply with licensing regulations for pharmaceuticals. Additionally, they must demonstrate prior experience in supplying medical items to governmental entities.

Bidders are required to submit certificates verifying their registration, quality compliance, and any other applicable standards related to pharmaceutical supplies.

Interested bidders must complete registration through the specified online portal where they can submit required documentation and follow the bidding process laid out in the tender announcement.

Documents must be submitted in PDF format to ensure consistency and security of the submitted information. Additional formats may be specified in tender documents.

All items must comply with high-quality standards as outlined in the tender document, including specifications for ingredient composition, expiry dates, packaging, and labeling requirements.

Yes, all products must adhere to quality standards recognized by governance bodies such as the FSSAI or WHO, ensuring safety and efficacy.

Suppliers must comply with both local and national regulations governing the supply of medical goods, including compliance with safety and quality guidelines.

Bidders must include an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) as specified in the tender documents, serving as a security deposit to ensure serious bids.

Upon contract award, suppliers may be required to submit a performance security as a percentage of the total contract value, ensuring fulfillment of contractual terms.

Payment terms are typically outlined in the tender documentation, including conditions for advances, milestone payments, and final settlement upon delivery inspection.

Price evaluations will focus on the total value offered by bidders while also factoring in compliance with technical specifications, ensuring the best overall value for the Indian Army.

Submissions are to be made electronically via the designated bidding portal, ensuring a streamlined and secure approach to managing applications.

All timelines for submissions, evaluations, and notifications are outlined in the tender documents, and it is crucial for bidders to adhere to these schedules for successful participation.

Notifications regarding the award and selection results will be communicated through the official tender portal or via contact details provided in the submission.

MSEs may access reserved quotas, have advantages in the evaluation process, and benefit from government initiatives aimed at promoting small businesses in procurement.

Yes, startups may receive preferential treatment through various incentives to encourage their participation in government bidding processes, aligning with national economic goals.

The tender emphasizes local sourcing and procurement, supporting domestic suppliers and aligning with the government’s initiative to enhance self-reliance in pharmaceuticals and medical goods.