Tender Notice for COMPUTERIZED ULTRA BRIEF ECT in KAMRUP, ASSAM

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity in India, with a minimum average annual turnover of INR 35 Lakhs over the last three years. Bidders must also show at least three years of relevant past experience in supplying similar equipment to government organizations.

Yes, Micro and Small Enterprises may seek exemption from the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD). However, they need to submit valid supporting documents under the MSME category while adhering to the quality and technical specifications outlined in the tender.

Bidders need to present detailed technical specifications, evidence of past performance, OEM authorization, and any other documentation specified in the additional terms and conditions of the tender.

The OEM must demonstrate a minimum average annual turnover of INR 280 Lakhs over the last three years according to the tender requirements.

The successful bidder must provide a performance security of 5% of the total contract value, which may come in the form of a bank guarantee or demand draft made payable to AIIMS Guwahati.

Yes, the equipment must meet the established technical specifications and industry-standard quality metrics that ensure the safety and effectiveness of the COMPUTERIZED ULTRA BRIEF ECT system.

The evaluation method is based on a total value-wise evaluation, ensuring the bid's overall financial and technical viability aligns with the tender specifications.

New startups are not eligible for exemptions on prior experience requirements in this tender. However, MSEs availing themselves of the MSE benefits can participate without needing to meet previous experience criteria.

Documents must be submitted in PDF format as outlined in the main tender document. Ensure that all certificates and supporting documents are legally valid and properly formatted.

Specific timelines are outlined in the tender document, with attachments detailing bid end dates and opening procedures. bidders should refer to the attached documentation for further clarity.

Results will be communicated to bidders in accordance with the buyer's notification protocols following the evaluation process as indicated in the tender guidelines.

Yes, bidders must provide an after-sales service strategy during the bidding process, which includes a detailed escalation matrix for technical support.

Preference is given to products with high local content under the Make in India policy. Bidders must certify their compliance with local sourcing requirements to qualify for procurement benefits.

If the bidder fails to fulfill warranty obligations, penalties may apply as per the contract terms, including potential forfeiture of the performance security.

The participation is specifically for manufacturers or OEMs of the equipment. Traders are excluded from the procurement processes as per existing procurement policies.