Government Tender Published for HFNC Machine in Mohali, PUNJAB

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of 27 lakh over the last three years, and a minimum of three years of past experience supplying similar medical equipment. MSEs may benefit from exemptions regarding experience.

Bidders must submit several documents, including OEM authorization certificate, compliance of BoQ specification documents, and experience certificates. Additional documentation may be requested as specified in the bid details.

Bidders can register for the tender through the designated e-tendering platform. It’s important to complete the registration process and ensure all necessary documentation is prepared prior to submission.

Documents must be submitted in recognized formats such as PDF and DOC. Ensure compliance with any specified document format requirements as outlined in the tender guidelines.

Yes, the machines must adhere to recognized quality standards as specified in the technical specifications document provided by the Department of Atomic Energy.

Compliance requires adherence to all technical specifications and quality parameters as outlined in the bid documents, along with necessary certification proving that the equipment meets local and international standards wherever applicable.

The equipment will be subject to evaluation based on performance, compliance with specifications, and any mandatory testing required by the Department of Atomic Energy post-delivery.

An Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) of 108,000 is required to accompany the bid submission to ensure commitment to the bid.

Bidders awarded the contract may be required to furnish performance security in accordance with the terms specified in the contract, typically reflecting a percentage of the contract value.

Payment terms will be finalized upon contract award and will typically reflect a milestone-based payment system contingent on successful delivery and installation of the machines.

Price evaluation will primarily be based on total bid value, compliance with technical specifications, and overall bidder history, including previous performance in delivering similar projects.

Key timelines include the submission deadline and bid opening date as specified in the tender document. Bidders should ensure to track these details via the main document.

The evaluation will be conducted based on a total value-wise method, including assessments of technical compliance, past performances, and financial viability, as detailed in the eligibility criteria.

Notification of results will be communicated through the e-tendering platform and will also be made available in the official portal of the Department of Atomic Energy.

The MSEs can benefit from exemptions regarding experience criteria and potentially more favorable terms within selection processes, thereby encouraging their active participation.

Yes, provisions are made for startups under government initiatives aimed at supporting new enterprises in the bidding process. Startups should query specific exemptions when submitting their documentation.

The procurement policies encourage local manufacturing and sourcing of products, thus fostering support for domestic industries as part of the Make in India initiative. Bidders are advised to present their compliance documentation accordingly.