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Indian Council Of Medical Research (icmr) announces a tender for Blood Pressure Measuring Device (Mercury) in NEW DELHI, DELHI. Quantity: 1. Submission Deadline: 27-11-2024 12: 00: 00. Last date to apply is approaching fast!
Quantity
1
Bid Type
Two Packet Bid
Bid Validity
180 (Days)
Bid Type
Service
Evaluation
Total value wise evaluation
Inspection Required
No
Tech Clarification Time
2 Days
Arbitration Clause
No
Mediation Clause
No
Tender Category
Goods
Bid To RA
No
Bid To RA Enabled
No
Item Category
Blood Pressure Measuring Device (Mercury)
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Main Document
OTHER
ATC
GEM_GENERAL_TERMS_AND_CONDITIONS
Extended Deadline
10-Jan-2025, 3:30 am
Opening Date
10-Jan-2025, 4:00 am
Experience Criteria
Bidder Turnover
Certificate (Requested in ATC)
OEM Authorization Certificate
Additional Doc 1 (Requested in ATC)
Compliance of BoQ specification and supporting document *In case any bidder is seeking exemption from Experience / Turnover Criteria
the supporting documents to prove his eligibility for exemption must be uploaded for evaluation by the buyer
Key insights about DELHI tender market
The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, submitting OEM authorization, and meeting experience or turnover criteria. Additionally, companies that are MSEs or startups may be eligible for certain exemptions if they provide supporting documentation.
Bidders need to provide an OEM Authorization Certificate, compliance certifications, and evidence of experience in supplying medical devices. Supporting documents may also be required for exemption claims.
To register, bidders must complete the registration process on the GeM portal, ensuring they provide all required information and documentation as specified in the main tender documents.
The accepted document formats are specified in the tender guidelines. Common formats are PDF, Word documents, and Excel sheets, ensuring they are clearly labeled.
Bidders must comply with the technical specifications outlined in the linked Specification Document, ensuring safety, accuracy, and compatibility with health monitoring systems.
Yes, the devices must meet established clinical quality standards and maintain compliance with healthcare safety norms indicated in the specification document.
Bidder compliance involves meeting all technical specifications, providing necessary documentation, and adhering to quality standards as prescribed in the tender documents.
Testing criteria will evaluate device functionality, accuracy, and durability, as detailed in the tender's technical requirements. Bidders must demonstrate that their products have passed required tests.
The EMD details are outlined in the tender documentation. Bidders should ensure they submit the required EMD amount to guarantee their bid.
Bidders must provide a performance security as specified in the tender, usually expressed as a percentage of the contract value to ensure contract execution.
Payment terms will be detailed in the contract documents, typically including milestone payments upon delivery and acceptance of devices by the Department.
Price evaluations are conducted based on the total value provided in the bids. Competitiveness and compliance with financial requirements are paramount for selections.
Proposals must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal, ensuring all supporting documents are complete and formatted correctly as per the guidelines.
Key timelines regarding submission deadlines, bid opening, and any technical clarifications can be found in the main tender document.
The evaluation process follows a total value wise evaluation method, analyzing compliance with technical specifications, quality assurance, and price competitiveness.
Results will typically be communicated electronically through the GeM platform and may includes award notifications summarizing the evaluation outcome.
MSEs may qualify for exemptions from specific experience and turnover criteria as detailed in the tender documents, which promotes inclusive procurement practices.
Startups may be eligible for benefits such as exemption from certain criteria. Detailed provisions can be found within the tender's guidelines.
The tender encourages local manufacturing and promotes compliance with 'Make in India' through specifications encouraging the use of domestically sourced materials and production processes.
Local content rules require that a certain percentage of the supply must be sourced domestically, aligned with government procurement policies to promote local industry.