Contract Bidding Open For Digital Radiography System (V2) in AURAIYA, UTTAR PRADESH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, demonstrating a minimum average annual turnover of 120 Lakhs over the last three financial years, and having 3 years of past experience in supplying similar systems. Additionally, OEMs must hold an average turnover of 600 Lakhs.

Bidders must submit relevant certificates, including an OEM Authorization Certificate, Bidder Turnover Certificate, and financial documents verified by a Chartered Accountant. These are crucial for validating the bidder's capabilities and compliance.

To participate, bidders must be registered on the GeM platform. Simple steps include creating an account, verifying business details, and ensuring that required certificates are prepared for submission with the bid.

All submitted documents must be in standard formats such as PDF for electronic submission. Bidders should ensure that all files are accessible and comply with the technical conditions outlined in the tender document.

The technical specifications generally include digital imaging capabilities, integration with existing medical systems, and adherence to industry standards for reliability and performance. Details are provided within the ATC of the tender document.

The procured Digital Radiography Systems must comply with national and international quality standards as specified in the tender. This ensures that equipment meets the necessary safety and effectiveness criteria.

Yes, bidders must comply with all specified requirements in the tender documentation. This includes providing valid certifications, following bid submission formats, and complying with the hardware and software specifications outlined.

The tender captures various testing criteria for equipment functionality, performance testing post-installation, and adherence to all technical specifications mentioned. This ensures that all systems function as intended upon implementation.

Bidders must submit an EMD of 450000 INR. Exemptions from EMD are only applicable to MSE bidders who can provide relevant documents as specified under GeM guidelines.

Bidders must provide a performance security amounting to 5% of the bid value, which translates to ePBG requirements, for a duration of 62 months, ensuring compliance with the contract terms.

Payment terms typically include an upfront payment or milestone payments upon delivery, installation, and successful commissioning of the systems as per the contractual agreement. Specific details will be provided in the bid document.

The price evaluation will be based on the total bid amount, combined with past performance and compliance with technical specifications. The H1 elimination rule will apply during the evaluation process.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal, ensuring all required documents and formats are adhered to. It’s crucial to confirm submission before the closure time specified in the tender.

Bidders must adhere to the specified timelines for bid submission. The closing date and time are mentioned in the tender documents, and it is essential to comply to avoid disqualification.

Bidders will be notified of the results through the GeM portal, with relevant updates provided post-evaluation. Successful bidders will receive further instructions for the next steps following the tender outcome.

This tender does not include MSE-related purchase preferences. Bidders should review the tender terms carefully, as no exemptions for experience requirements are offered in this instance.

Currently, there are no specific provisions for startups regarding exemptions from experience and turnover criteria for this tender. All participants must meet standard eligibility criteria.

The Make in India policies encourage local manufacturing and procurement. Bidders are encouraged to submit proposals that comply with these policies and enhance local content in their offerings.