Tender Notice for Prosthesis Besic Foot with Solid Ankle and Cushion Heel Carbon Composite Core oblique Plastic Keel in PUNE, MAHARASHTRA

Details are provided in the tender document.

To bid for the Prosthesis Component tender, bidders must have a minimum average annual turnover of ₹3 Lakh over three years and must demonstrate relevant experience in supplying similar products to government bodies. MSEs and startups may claim exemptions under the technical compliance framework.

Bidders must submit documentation that includes experience criteria, past performance record, OEM authorization certificates, and any additional documents demonstrating eligibility for exemption claims.

The evaluation will be based on a two-packet system, focusing on total bid value. Technical compliance and past performance will also heavily influence the outcomes, ensuring that high-quality submissions are prioritized.

Yes, both startups and MSEs are eligible for exemptions concerning financial turnover and experience criteria, provided they comply with technical specifications.

The specific Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) amount for this tender is indicated in the bidding documents. Bidders must ensure compliance with this requirement to validate their participation.

Payment terms typically are outlined in the bid document. Bidders should prepare to provide assurance in terms of performance security and other financial verifications as stipulated.

All bidding documents must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal by the stated deadline. Bidders must ensure compliance with digital requirements set forth.

Bids must be submitted by 09 January 2025 at 12:00 PM, with the opening occurring half an hour later, on the same date.

The tender document does not specify a pre-bid meeting, hence bidders are encouraged to submit their queries early via the official communication channels.

Inspection by an empanelled authority is currently not mandated, although compliance with quality specifications must be ensured throughout the production process.

Bidders are encouraged to focus on local content production, as preferential procurement will be given to suppliers meeting ‘Make in India’ guidelines, promoting domestic manufacturing.

Bids must demonstrate a minimum of 50% local content to qualify as Class 1 local suppliers. This requirement enhances local contributions to economic growth and employment.

Successful bidders will be contacted by the Department of Defence to complete formalities regarding performance assurance, delivery schedules, and financial arrangements.

Yes, past participation does not disqualify a bidder from future tenders. Individuals & organizations are encouraged to learn and adapt their bidding strategies.

Detailed technical specifications and all related documents can be accessed through the links provided within the tender announcement on the GeM portal.