Tender Notice for 24 G Peripheral inserted central catheter,28 G Peripheral inserted central catheter,3FR Peripheral

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having at least 2 years of experience in supplying similar medical devices, and maintaining a minimum average annual turnover of 170 Lakh.

Participants must provide relevant certificates that validate their business operations, including OEM authorization certificates, and documents proving compliance with the technical specifications outlined in the tender.

To register for the bidding process, interested participants need to comply with the official registration protocols as specified on the tendering authority’s portal, ensuring all eligibility criteria are met.

The accepted document formats include PDF, Word, and other commonly used formats for business documentation, as outlined in the tender package provided by the Department.

The technical specifications for the catheters must meet the standards set forth in the BoQ, including size specifications—24 G, 28 G, and other defined parameters—ensuring suitability for medical procedures.

Yes, bidders must ensure compliance with the stipulated quality standards for medical devices set by national health regulations, which guarantee the catheters meet safety and efficacy benchmarks.

All bidders must demonstrate compliance with industry regulations and the specific performance standards detailed within the tender documentation to qualify for bid consideration.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) required for participation is set at 3000, which must be submitted along with the bidding documents.

Upon being awarded the contract, the successful bidder may be required to furnish a performance security to ensure compliance with the delivery and service commitments laid out in the tender.

While specific payment terms are outlined in the tender documentation, bidders typically expect payments on completion of supply and delivery, contingent upon successful inspection and acceptance by the contracting authority.

Prices will be evaluated based on a fair competition approach with emphasis placed on the overall cost-effectiveness, quality of products, and compliance with specified requirements.

Bids should be submitted through the specified electronic tendering platform, ensuring all required documents are uploaded and bids are placed before the closure date.

While exact timelines vary, bidders should stay informed of submission deadlines as detailed in the tender documents to avoid disqualification due to late submissions.

MSEs may receive exemptions regarding experiences and compliance requirements based on valid documentation which supports their eligibility to compete in this bidding process.

Startups may also benefit from exemptions related to experience requirements provided they submit sufficient evidence and documentation justifying their bid eligibility.

Bidders are encouraged to comply with the 'Make in India' policies by sourcing locally and maximizing the use of domestic products as outlined in the procurement regulations.

The tender includes specific stipulations for local content which requires bidders to adhere to national procurement rules that prioritize locally sourced or manufactured goods, thereby supporting local economies.