Bids are Invited For Syringe Infusion Pump in PATNA, BIHAR

The eligibility requirements include being a legally registered entity, demonstrating a minimum average annual turnover of 45 Lakh INR over the last three financial years, and having three years of past experience supplying similar medical equipment to government organizations.

Bidders must submit various documents such as proof of past performance, turnover certification, experience certificates, and OEM Authorization Certificates as specified in the Additional Terms and Conditions of the tender.

Interested participants must register on the GeM portal, and upon registration, they can submit their bids along with the required documentation.

Yes, all required documents should adhere to the specifications mentioned in the tender documentation, formats such as PDF, JPEG, etc. are typically accepted.

The technical specifications require operational features such as a flow rate range of 0.01 - 1500 ml/hr, an included drug library of at least 500 drugs, and dimensions and weight limits outlined in the tender documentation.

All products must comply with the standards set forth by the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, including Medical Device Rules, and any applicable regulations as per the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

The EMD is established at 192,500 INR, and bidders must ensure that this amount is deposited as part of the bidding process. MSEs may be exempted from this requirement upon submitting the relevant documentation.

Successful bidders are required to submit a performance security of 5% of the total contract value as assurance for compliance with the contract terms.

Payments will typically be made upon delivery and successful installation, adhering to the guidelines and terms set out in the tender agreement.

Yes, reverse auctioning may occur among technically qualified bidders, excluding the highest-priced bid unless certain qualifying conditions are met.

While specific dates are not indicated, bidders are encouraged to continuously check the GeM portal for updates on timelines and deadlines for bid submissions.

MSEs are granted exemptions from certain eligibility criteria and may receive final contract allocation preference when their bids fall within specific margins of the lowest prices quoted by other participants.

Bidders advocating for local content procurement under the Make in India initiative may gain additional advantages, such as purchasing preference and support provided they meet the designated local content requirements outlined in the tender document.