Open Tender for Line Probe Assay DNA Extraction Kit under NTEP

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity in India, having a minimum average annual turnover of ₹1 Lakh, and the OEM average turnover must be ₹8 Lakhs. Additionally, bidders should have at least 3 years of past experience in supplying related medical equipment. Supporting documents should be provided if seeking exemptions from experience or turnover criteria.

Bidders must provide various documents including experience criteria, past performance documentation, and bid turnover certificates. Specifically required are the OEM Authorization Certificate and proof of annual turnover, all of which are essential for meeting the bid compliance requirements.

The registration process typically involves submitting an application through the government e-marketplace (GeM) portal. Bidders must complete all registration forms accurately and provide the necessary documentation as mentioned in the tender requirements.

Documents should be submitted in the formats specified in the tender document, typically including PDF format for supporting documents. Bidders should ensure that all formats adhere to the electronic submission guidelines available in the main tender document.

The technical specifications require that the Line Probe Assay DNA Extraction Kits adhere to quality standards set forth by health authorities. Details regarding specifications and any additional compliance criteria will be outlined in the main tender document.

Bidders are expected to comply with all relevant quality standards associated with medical equipment as governed by the regulatory authorities in India, ensuring that the kits are suitable for their intended use in diagnostic procedures.

All bidders must meet the compliance requirements listed in the tender document, including any specific health and safety regulations applicable to medical supplies. This will ensure that the products provided are safe and effective.

The EMD details will specify the amount required to secure a bid, the submission method, and conditions for its refund. Bidders will need to refer to the tender document for accurate figures and conditions.

The performance security requirements are outlined in the tender document, generally involving a percentage of the contract value that must be submitted by the successful bidder to ensure compliance with contract terms and conditions.

The payment terms will be outlined in the tender document but generally involve milestones or lump-sum payments upon delivery and acceptance of the kits, aligned with the procurement policy of the issuing authority.

The price evaluation will be carried out based upon a total value-wise assessment of the bids received, compared with the technical capabilities presented. Lowest bids from technically qualified bidders may secure the contract.

Documents should primarily be submitted electronically via the government e-marketplace portal. Ensure strict adherence to the submission guidelines provided in the tender document for a successful bid.

The evaluation and selection process will occur after the bid submission deadline, with details regarding timelines and procedures specified in the tender document.

Bidders will be notified of results typically through official channels, including the e-marketplace system updates. It is essential for bidders to monitor updates closely post-evaluation.

Yes, MSEs may be eligible for certain benefits such as exemptions from experience and turnover criteria, providing an advantageous position in the competitive bidding landscape.

Startups may have special provisions allowing consideration for their participation in the bid, aimed at fostering innovation and encouraging new entrants to the market within the healthcare supply sector.

The tender promotes compliance with 'Make in India' policies by encouraging local procurement practices and supporting indigenous manufacturers and suppliers in their endeavors within the medical equipment sector.

Local content rules encourage the sourcing of materials and products manufactured within India. Bidders should adhere to all procurement regulations as specified in the tender documentation to ensure compliance with local policies.