Procurement Opportunity: mobile flat panel detector c-arm unit (high end) in GORAKHPUR, UTTAR PRADESH

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, with a minimum average annual turnover of 130 Lakh over the last three years, and at least 3 years of relevant experience supplying similar equipment to government organizations.

Bidders must submit documents including Experience Criteria, Past Performance Certificates, the OEM Authorization Certificate, and financial statements that demonstrate compliance with the specified turnover and experience criteria.

No, the MSE exemption for years of experience and turnover is not applicable for this tender. All bidders must adhere to the specified eligibility criteria without exception.

The EMD amount is set at 540000, and bidders must submit this amount as part of their proposal. Failure to comply will result in disqualification from the bidding process.

The Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) must be 5% of the final contract amount and will remain valid for 63 months following the contract award.

Bids will be evaluated based on their total financial value after technical qualifications. The evaluation method is total value wise, and a Reverse Auction will occur among the lowest-priced, technically qualified bidders.

Payments for the contract will be made according to the completion of deliverables verified by the buyer, with specific terms related to maintenance and service post-warranty.

Bids must comply with defined technical specifications, and testing criteria relate directly to the supplied equipment's performance in relevant medical environments.

Documents must be submitted in the formats specified in the ATC guidelines set by the issuing authority, generally as PDFs or scanned copies of the originals.

Bidders must declare local content compliance as per the requirements defined. A minimum of 50% local content is required to qualify as Class 1 local suppliers.

Yes, suppliers need to comply with the 'Make in India' policies, with documentation proving local content and manufacturing practices to avail of the preferential treatment.

After the submission, bidders must keep track of their status through the GeM platform. Details regarding evaluation and reverse auction processes will be available through notification on the platform.

Bidders can raise grievances through the GeM platform within 4 days of bid publication. The buyer is obliged to respond to all representations, ensuring transparency in the bidding process.

No, any modifications to the specifications or terms as defined by the tender and its associated clauses would be grounds for disqualification during the tender evaluation process.

Bidders are encouraged to use the GeM platform to submit clarification requests or inquiries regarding the tender documentation and requirements.

Ensure to follow these guidelines closely while preparing your bid and submissions to align with the expectations of the Department of Health and Family Welfare.