Bids are Invited For craniotomy instruments set in CENTRAL DELHI, DELHI

The eligibility requirements include registration as a legal entity, a minimum of three years of relevant experience in supplying craniotomy instruments, an average annual turnover of INR 22 Lakh, and all necessary documentation to support the bid. MSEs and startups can avail exemptions from certain criteria related to experience.

Bidders must submit various documents, including an OEM authorization certificate, experience certificates, proof of turnover, and compliance documents as outlined in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC). All documents must be uploaded in the required formats as stated in the tender document.

The registration process involves creating an account on the GeM portal, where bidders can also find the tender details. A valid registration is essential for submitting bids.

Accepted document formats typically include PDF and image files. However, bidders should refer to the tender documents for specific details on required formats. Document submission must comply with the guidelines set forth in the bid documents to ensure acceptance.

Yes, bidders must adhere to the technical specifications detailed in the tender document for the craniotomy instruments set. Compliance with these specifications is critical for the acceptance and evaluation of the bid.

Bidders are required to meet the quality standards specified in the tender documents. This includes adherence to the warranty of five years and comprehensive maintenance requirements following the warranty period.

Suppliers must comply with all compliance requirements mentioned in the tender documents. This includes ensuring that all supplied instruments meet the requisite standards of safety and functionality as outlined.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) for this tender is INR 90,000. This must be submitted along with the bid, and exemptions may apply based on the bidder's classification as an MSE.

The performance security requirements are defined in the tender documents. Typically, a percentage of the contract value is required as a guarantee of performance.

Payment will be made in two phases: 90% after successful verification of the equipment and 10% after successful installation and final acceptance.

The evaluation process will be based on the total value of bids and technical specifications. A reverse auction may take place among qualified bidders to determine the final selection.

Bidders will be notified of the results through the GeM portal and shall also receive confirmation upon bid opening and evaluation completion.

MSEs are exempt from specific experience and turnover criteria, provided they meet the established quality and technical specifications. This is designed to encourage participation from smaller enterprises.

Startups are given exemptions similar to MSEs with respect to experience and turnover criteria while ensuring compliance with quality and technical standards.

The tender promotes local manufacturing and emphasizes compliance with 'Make in India' initiatives by allowing organizations involved in domestic production to benefit from purchasing preferences.

Local content rules may apply, with preference given to products manufactured in India. Bidders are encouraged to present documentation supporting adherence to these regulations.