Tender Overview
The Gujarat Health & Family Welfare Department seeks selection of laboratories for testing insulin injection products, focusing on 10 ml vial presentations. The tender emphasizes service-provider access to input product-specific technical specifications to enable price offers, with emphasis on insulin injection testing. A key differentiator is the need for an OEM authorization certificate tied to the bid number, ensuring supplier credibility. The scope appears to revolve around testing services for injectable insulin and related materials, with a flexible quantity/duration framework under a 25% variation clause. Location and final contract specifics are not disclosed in the data provided.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
No explicit technical specifications are published. Based on the category, potential requirements may include:
- Product/service: Laboratory testing for insulin injection materials (10 ml vial)
- Standards/compliance: OEM authorization certificate mandatory; quantities may vary by up to 25% at contract issuance; ATC terms allow quantity/duration adjustments
- Deliverables: Price offers aligned to inputted technical specs; testing reports for insulin injection batches
- Qualifications: Laboratory capability to test pharmaceutical injectable products; ability to interpret insulin vial specifications
- Documentation: OEM authorization referenced to the bid number; bidder must demonstrate testing capability for injectable pharmaceuticals
- BOQ: No items listed; no explicit quantity or value available
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
Key terms include a 25% variation clause on quantity or contract duration at issue and post-issuance; OEM AUTHORIZATION CERTIFICATE mentioning the bid number is mandatory; bidders failing this will be rejected. The terms indicate a generic ATC with no further schedule or payment details provided. No BOQ items or estimated value are disclosed, necessitating bidders to confirm technical feasibility and compliance through OEM-backed testing capability for insulin injections.