Bids are Invited For Ventilator,Reusable silicon circuit adult with chamber,Disposable expiratory valve,Expratory sensor

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with the capability to furnish the required medical equipment. Bidders must provide an OEM Authorization Certificate and any documentation for exemptions from experience or turnover criteria, if applicable.

Bidders must submit essential documents including the OEM Authorization Certificate, technical specifications, and proof of compliance with quality standards. Additional documentation may relate to exemptions from eligibility criteria.

Bidders must first ensure they are registered as a seller with the GeM portal. The registration process typically involves creating an account, filling in necessary details about the business, and submitting required documents for verification.

Documents should be submitted in PDF format where possible. All technical specifications, compliance certificates, and the bid itself must be clearly articulated and compiled as per the submission guidelines set forth in the tender documentation.

Products must adhere to industry-standard quality specifications, ensuring they are suitable for ICU environments. The technical specifications will vary by item, and details can be found in the accompanying documents linked in the tender.

All equipment including ICU ventilators and accessories must conform to national and international health standards, ensuring they meet safety and efficacy criteria essential for critical care settings.

Bidders are encouraged to comply with all stipulated performance standards. Compliance documentation must be submitted as part of the technical proposal to validate the effectiveness and reliability of the bid offerings.

The EMD for this tender is set at INR 90,000. Bidders are advised to submit this amount in accordance with the tender guidelines provided in the main documents.

The performance security must be submitted upon award of the contract, ensuring coverage for the successful delivery of goods as per the tender's terms.

Payment terms usually stipulate that payments will be executed post successful delivery and acceptance of the goods, as per the agreed timelines detailed in the final agreement.

Bid evaluation will consist of a two-step process: technical qualification followed by a financial evaluation. The lowest priced bids which are technically sound will be prioritized for selection.

Notification of results will be conveyed via the GeM portal, where bidders can check the outcome of their submissions. Detailed information regarding final evaluations may also be included in the post-award documentation released by the Department of Health and Family Welfare.

MSEs and startups may be entitled to exemptions from experience or turnover criteria, enabling greater participation in the tendering process. Specific benefits are outlined in the tender documents.

Yes, compliance with 'Make in India' policies is encouraged, and bidders should provide necessary documentation showing adherence to local sourcing and manufacturing stipulations.

Bidders are encouraged to incorporate local content into their proposals, aligning with government procurement rules that promote local industries and suppliers in the supply chain for medical equipment.