Procurement Opportunity: Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor (V2)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of 1 Lakh, an OEM average turnover of 12 Lakhs, and possessing 3 years of past experience in supplying related medical devices. Startups and MSEs may be exempt from some experience criteria.

Bidders must provide the following documentation: Experience Criteria proof, Past Performance certificate, OEM Authorization Certificate, and any additional documents as may be requested in the ATC. Compliance with BoQ specifications must also be ensured.

The registration process involves creating an account on the electronic tendering portal specified by the Department of Health and Family Welfare. Bidders should follow the prompts for vendor registration and adhere to all provided guidelines.

All submitted documents must be provided in standard formats as specified in the tender documentation, which typically includes PDFs and other commonly accepted digital formats.

The technical specifications required for the Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor are detailed in the ATC, including accuracy, usability, and features that meet medical standards. Bidders must comply fully with these specifications.

Yes, the devices must conform to applicable medical device regulations and quality standards as defined by the Department of Health and Family Welfare. Compliance documentation is required as part of the submission.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) details will be specified in the main tender documentation. Bidders must ensure that they meet the required EMD to avoid disqualification.

Yes, bidders are required to furnish a performance security as part of the financial requirements. This should be submitted as outlined in the tender documentation.

Payment terms will be detailed in the tender documents, including the schedule of payments upon successful delivery and acceptance of the devices.

The price evaluation process consists of a total value-wise evaluation, which assesses the bid price in conjunction with technical compliance and supplier reliability.

Key timelines and deadlines for bid submissions are outlined in the tender documents, and bidders are advised to review these carefully to ensure timely submission.

The selection process involves a thorough evaluation of all submitted documents, assessment of technical and financial capacities, and ultimately, a decision based on the criteria laid out in the tender documentation.

Yes, MSEs receive exemptions concerning years of experience required, which encourages participation from small businesses in government contracting.

Startups may also qualify for exemptions concerning experience requirements, which aids in their participation in competitive bidding processes per existing provisions.

Bid requirements do encourage local procurement in accordance with the 'Make in India' initiative, promoting the use of locally manufactured products and solutions.

The procurement guidelines emphasize local content requirements, and bidders must comply with stipulations regarding the percentage of local content in the products supplied.