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The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing relevant licenses, and demonstrating experience in the supply of medical drugs and consumables. Bidders should have a minimum average annual turnover of 5 Lakh INR and be compliant with the specified technical standards. MSEs may qualify for exemptions in experience criteria.

Participants must provide several certificates including an OEM Authorization Certificate, proof of past performance, turnover documentation, and any additional compliance-related documents as specified in the tender requirements.

Bidders need to be registered in the government e-marketplace (GeM) to participate. Registration involves creating an account on the GeM portal, completing the necessary KYC (Know Your Customer) documentation, and providing all relevant business information as outlined in the tender.

Bidders should ensure that submitted documents are in compatible digital formats, typically PDF for compliance documents, and Excel or similar formats for quantitative data.

The technical specifications for consumables are detailed in the BoQ document. Bidders must adhere strictly to these specifications to ensure compliance with the military's quality and usage standards.

Bidders must comply with international and national quality standards applicable to pharmaceutical products. This includes adherence to ISO standards and any specific requirements set by the Ministry of Defence.

Yes, bidders must present compliance documentation with their submissions, which may include certifications and declarations that guarantee adherence to the military’s procurement policies and quality standards.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) serves as a security mechanism to ensure bidder commitment. EMD amount details, if applicable, can be found within the tender document.

Selected bidders may be required to provide a performance security guarantee to ensure compliance with contractual obligations, as determined by the evaluation process.

Payment terms will be outlined in the final contract, which typically will include provisions related to milestone payments upon delivery and acceptance of supplies.

Price evaluation will be conducted based on the lowest bid meeting all technical and compliance criteria. Technically compliant bids will be compared against one another to assess the most economically advantageous offer.

Bidders must submit their proposals electronically via the government e-marketplace (GeM) portal, ensuring all required documentation is attached along with the bid.

While specific dates are subject to change, bidding typically involves phases for submission, evaluation, and opening. Interested bidders should frequently review the tender timeline available on the GeM portal.

Results will be communicated to bidders through the GeM portal, where updates regarding the status of bids and evaluations are regularly posted.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) are provided special consideration in terms of exemptions for experience and turnover, encouraging their participation in government procurements and enhancing growth opportunities in the public sector.

This procurement initiative encourages indigenous manufacturing and sourcing, aligning with 'Make in India' policies that strive to strengthen local production capabilities while reducing reliance on foreign imports. Participation from local vendors is highly encouraged.

Local content rules mandate a specified percentage of the procurement must be sourced from local manufacturers. Bidders must adhere to all relevant procurement rules as outlined in the tender documents.