Bids are Invited For NON COMPLIANT PTCA BALLOON CATHTER LOW TIP ENTRY PROFILE 0 point 016 inch MULTILAYERED POLYMIDE TRI

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, meeting a minimum average annual turnover of 33 Lakh, having three years of relevant experience, and compliance with the specified technical and quality standards.

Bidders must submit certificates that include, but are not limited to:

• Experience criteria documents.
• OEM authorization certificates.
• Financial statements and compliance certificates demonstrating adherence to specific quality standards.

To register for the tender, bidders should visit the GeM portal and follow the steps for registration. Proper certification and documentation must be prepared and submitted online as outlined in the tender guidelines.

Submissions must be in PDF format or as specified in the tender document. It is critical to ensure all files are properly labeled and comply with the required documentation standards.

The technical specifications include requirements for a multilayered polyimide design, jointless core wire technology, and specific operational capabilities for the PTCA balloon catheters. Compliance with these specifications is mandatory for consideration.

All products must meet international medical standards and relevant guidelines, ensuring safety, efficacy, and patient care standards are met.

Yes, bidders will need to provide a performance security in the form of an ePBG equivalent to 3% of the contract value, valid for a stipulated duration.

Payment terms are typically outlined in the awarded contract after successful delivery and acceptance of goods, which will be detailed in the formal agreement following the tender process.

The evaluation of bids will be conducted based on item-wise criteria, focusing on the lowest priced technically qualified bidders. The freedom for reverse auctioning applies to the technically qualified bidder pool.

Results of the tender will be notified through the GeM portal. Bidders are advised to monitor the portal for updates regarding their bid status.

MSEs will be exempt from the turnover and experience criteria if they meet the technical specifications, allowing for more equitable access to government procurement opportunities.

Compliance with Make in India mandates that bids must ensure a significant level of local content. Bidder submissions must include supporting evidence for local manufacturing and content as per current statutory guidelines.

Each bid must specify the percentage of local content and include supporting documentation from the OEM, confirming production criteria aligned with the Make in India initiative.