Procurement Opportunity: Low Flux Dialyzer With Surface area 0.6 to 0.8 meter square,Low Flux Dialyzer with surface area 1.3

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, meeting the minimum average annual turnover of 300 Lakh INR, and possessing at least three years of relevant past experience supplying similar products to government entities.

Bidders are required to provide an OEM Authorization Certificate, documentation of past performance, and compliance certificates as requested in the ATC (Acceptable Terms and Conditions).

Organizations need to register on the GeM (Government e-Marketplace) portal and ensure they comply with the specified eligibility criteria outlined in the tender.

The accepted document formats include standard PDFs and other commonly used formats as specified in the BoQ documentation.

The technical specifications include detailed measurements and features of the Low Flux and High Flux Dialyzers as outlined in the bidding documents. Bidders must ensure that their products meet these specifications.

All products supplied under this tender must comply with relevant national health and safety standards and should be accompanied by certifications confirming their compliance.

Bidders must provide documentation proving compliance with the specified BoQ specifications, as well as any other regulatory compliances required for medical equipment.

An Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) of 3322 INR is mandated, and bidders seeking exemption must submit valid documentation per GeM guidelines.

Details regarding performance security are outlined in the tender documents and must be submitted as per the given guidelines alongside the bid.

The payment terms are generally structured based on milestone achievements as detailed in the tender documentation and upon the satisfactory delivery of goods.

Price evaluations will consider the overall quote, adherence to specifications, and any competitive pricing received during the bidding process, emphasizing advantage to lower price bids.

Bids must be submitted online through the GeM portal in accordance with the outlined procedures, ensuring both packets are compliant with prescribed documentation.

The key timelines include bid submission and opening dates, which can be found in the tender documents but should be verified due to potential changes.

The evaluation will involve a detailed review of technical bids, followed by financial assessments, ultimately leading to the selection of bidders for reverse auction participation.

Successful bidders will receive notifications through the GeM portal following the completion of evaluations and selection processes.

MSEs are allowed exemptions from specific financial and experience requirements, enabling broader participation provided they meet technical quality standards.

Currently, startups do not receive exemptions related to experience and turnover criteria within this tender framework.