Tender Notice for Phototherapy Machine for (SNCU) in RAJKOT, GUJARAT

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, an average annual turnover of INR 6 Lakhs over the last three years, or being a startup that meets quality specs. Previous experience supplying related products is also necessary.

Bidders must provide the OEM authorization certificate, certified Audited Balance Sheets indicating financial turnover, and any relevant documents proving eligibility for exemptions if applicable.

To register for the tender, the bidder must be a legally recognized entity in Gujarat and complete the bidding process on the GeM portal.

Documents should be submitted in PDF format, ensuring they are clearly scanned and legible. Bidders must also comply with the specific requirements mentioned in the tender documentation.

The technical specifications include details on type, cooling system, radiation spectrum, and warranty periods. Detailed specifications can be found in the tender document.

The machines must meet stringent quality standards established by healthcare regulatory authorities, including certification by relevant medical device standards organizations, such as USFDA or European CE certifications.

Bidders must comply with all local regulations regarding the procurement of medical devices, as well as any specific criteria set out in the tender document.

The EMD amount required for this tender is INR 38,588. Bidders can also submit the EMD via a demand draft or online transfer.

The performance security or ePBG is required at 5% of the contract value, lasting for 98 months. It should align with the contract period for effective compliance.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM portal, and hard copies should be sent as necessary according to the submission guidelines.

Key timelines include the bid submission, opening date, and validity of the bid offer which is 180 days from the closing of the tender.

The evaluation will focus on total value-wise, with reverse auction processes determining the final award among the top bidders who fulfill the technical requirements.

Yes, MSEs will receive preference in bidding, specifically if their quoted prices fall within a specified margin relative to the lowest bid.

Startups can benefit from exemptions on turnover and previous experience criteria, subject to meeting technical and quality specifications.

Bidders must comply with local content policies as stipulated by the government for public procurement, ensuring products are made or assembled in India where possible.