Invitation to Bid - Levosalbutamol Respirator Solution for use in Nebulizer in KOLLAM, KERALA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing at least 3 years of past performance in supplying similar products, and submitting necessary documentation such as experience criteria and OEM Authorization Certificate. MSEs can avail the exemption from experience criteria subject to fulfilling quality specifications.

Bidders must ensure the Levosalbutamol Respirator Solution meets the following technical specifications: 1.25 mg dosage, primary packaging in Respule format of 2.5 ml, and compliance with regulations from the Drugs and Cosmetics Act.

Bidders are required to submit valid manufacturing licenses, OEM Authorization Certificates, and other relevant certifications demonstrating compliance with national health regulations.

Bidders must be registered entities capable of providing the required products and must upload all necessary documentation during the submission of their bid.

Most bids require submission in PDF format for documentation. Specific formats may be detailed in the bid document, and it is essential to comply with specified requirements.

Past performance is evaluated based on the bidder’s history of supplying similar products, which must reflect a minimum delivery of 30% of the bid quantity in the last 3 financial years to a Government entity.

Yes, compliance with the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, including licensing and certifications, is mandatory. Additionally, bidders must ensure no past instances of blacklisting or legal issues.

Payment terms will be defined post evaluation, focusing on adherence to the procurement policies, and will be detailed in the final contract awarded to the successful bidder.

The selection is through a total value-wise evaluation focusing on compliance with technical specifications, experience documentation, and pricing competitiveness.

Results will be communicated through official channels, and selected bidders will receive further instructions on contract awarding and subsequent procedures required.

MSEs are exempt from experience and turnover requirements, provided they meet specific quality standards and have valid Udyam Registration.

Currently, the tender does not provide exemptions for startups concerning experience criteria, focusing solely on established bidders with requisite experience.

Bidders must ensure a minimum local content percentage to qualify for the Make in India purchase preference, which can enhance their competitiveness in the bidding process.

In case of quality issues, the supplier must notify the buyer about product recalls and will be responsible for replacing unacceptable batches at their cost.

All supplied batches will require a Certificate of Analysis from the manufacturer and may undergo multiple inspections throughout the delivery timeline to ensure compliance with quality standards.