Government Tender Published for MEDICAL OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR MAKE: BPL/PHILIPS/SEIMENS OR EQUIVALENT WITH ALL STANDARD ACCESORIES

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with the capability to supply Medical Oxygen Concentrators, particularly brands such as BPL, Philips, or Siemens. Bidders seeking exemptions from experience or turnover criteria must provide supporting evidence.

Bidders must submit several certificates including an OEM authorization certificate, documents requested in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC), and additional supporting documents for claiming exemption from the experience criteria.

Interested bidders must complete the registration process on the designated online bidding platform. This includes submitting required documentation alongside their bid proposals.

All submission documents must be uploaded in standard digital formats commonly accepted by most e-procurement systems. Ensure all files are in PDF or Word document formats for compatibility.

The technical specifications demand an oxygen output from 0 to 5 LPM, a purity level of 90% (+5%/-3%), and the ability to operate under dual flow for two patients. Power supply requirements are AC 220 Volts.

Yes, all supplied Medical Oxygen Concentrators must adhere to established quality standards relevant to the healthcare industry. Bidders should ensure compliance with applicable regulations and standards.

Performance security will be required and will vary depending on the contract value. All bidders must refer to the main tender documentation for specific details on performance security stipulations.

Payment terms will be described in the final contract with the awarded bidder, and it is essential for all bidders to outline their preferred payment arrangement in their submissions to ensure alignment with the buyer's expectations.

Bids will be evaluated based on total value wise evaluation methodology, where both technical compliance and financial proposals will be considered to identify the most suitable supplier.

Results will be communicated through the designated online bidding platform. Bidders should regularly check the platform for updates regarding the evaluation outcomes.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) benefit from provisions designed to enhance their market access and competitive advantage. Specific concessions may be available tailored to MSEs in the healthcare sector.

Bidders must demonstrate compliance with 'Make in India' policies, particularly while sourcing materials locally or engaging with domestic production through local suppliers to enhance the credibility of their proposals.

Bidders are encouraged to integrate local content into their supply chain, as per procurement rules set by the government. Specific details can be found within the tender documentation.

Bidders will have a stipulated time (3 days) to seek technical clarifications after submitting their proposals. This period is crucial to ensure all requirements and specifications are adequately understood.