Government Tender Published for Disposable sterile surgical gown confirming to AAMI level 1 or equivalent protection size large,Dis in SOUTH DELHI, DELHI

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of ₹150 Lakhs over the last three years and a minimum of 3 years of past experience in supplying similar products. Compliance with specified AAMI standards and certification is mandatory.

Bidders must submit documentation that includes ISO 9001 certification, material test certificates, compliance with AAMI specifications, and any other required approvals as listed in the tender details.

Bidders must go through the tender submission portal and register as a vendor on GeM (Government e-Marketplace). This includes providing necessary business details and documentation for verification.

Bidders are recommended to submit documents in PDF format. Any supporting documents should also comply with the electronic formats as per GeM guidelines.

The technical specifications include compliance with AAMI Level 1, 2, and 3 standards for disposable sterile surgical gowns which cover aspects like material quality, performance standards, and applicable testing criteria.

Yes, bidders must comply with applicable ISO certifications, technical specifications outlined in the bid documents, and quality standards required by the Ministry of Defence.

Performance security is generally not specified as a requirement in this tender documentation; however, bidders should ensure compliance with any added requirements during the evaluation process.

Payment terms are generally established post-evaluation of bids and defined through the contract terms. Ensure to review these terms within the official documentation provided.

Bids will undergo item-wise evaluation based on the technical specifications and compliance with the criteria set forth in the documentation. Financial stability and past performance will also contribute to the evaluation.

Bids that do not meet the outlined criteria, such as required certifications or supporting documents, may be rejected during the evaluation process.

Yes, Micro and Small Enterprises as well as Startups may avail themselves of specific exemptions from turnover and experience criteria, provided they meet the necessary quality specifications.

Notifications regarding the outcome of the bids will be communicated through the GeM platform. Bidders can also keep track of the status via the official tender link.

To qualify for benefits under the Make in India initiative, bidders must demonstrate a minimum of 50% and 20% local content to qualify under Class 1 and Class 2 local supplier categories, respectively.

Yes, audited balance sheets and turnover evidence submitted must be certified by recognized accountants to validate the financial statements provided.

While specific dates are not listed in this documentation, bidders should refer to the official GeM portal for bid submission timelines and other pertinent deadlines during the application process.