Procurement Opportunity: Standard Ambulances in NAVSARI, GUJARAT

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having an average annual turnover of 5 Lakh for the last three years, and an experience of supplying similar products for 3 years. Additionally, bidders must provide proof of having supplied 50% of the bid quantity in the past three financial years.

Bidders need to submit specific documents including Experience Criteria documentation, Past Performance proof, Annual Turnover certificates, and an OEM Authorization Certificate. It's crucial to upload all supporting documents during the bid submission for evaluation.

Payment terms will be discussed further with the successful bidder. It is essential for bidders to provide a comprehensive quotation inclusive of GST, which is applicable at rates specified in the tender documents.

Unfortunately, there are no exemptions from experience or turnover criteria for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) or start-ups regarding this particular tender.

Bids will undergo a total value-wise evaluation. This evaluation will assess compliance with all criteria set out in the tender before selecting the most advantageous offer.

The ambulance must meet specific criteria, including a Diesel fuel type, engine output between 85 kW and 200 kW, and a maximum gross weight between 4150 kg and 7000 kg. Warranty and maintenance aspects are also crucial and must be adhered to.

There is no Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) required for this tender, allowing for a more straightforward bidding process.

The successful bidder is expected to deliver the ambulance within 30 days of contract award, directly to the designated consignee.

Yes, bidders from countries sharing land borders with India can participate only if they are registered with the Competent Authority. Compliance with regulations is essential to ensure eligibility.

Bidder compliance with GST regulations is required, with applicable GST rates specified in the tender document. Bidder must account for GST in their pricing and submit documentation to support their claims.

Yes, there are annual maintenance charges required post-warranty, which need to be indicated as a percentage of the product cost quoted for each year after the warranty period.

Bidders are provided with a two-day window for technical clarifications during the technical evaluation phase to ensure any questions or concerns regarding specifications or terms can be addressed efficiently.

Bidders can access and download the complete tender document through the following link: Tender Document.

Bids must be submitted through the GeM portal, where all necessary documents should be uploaded in the required formats for analysis and evaluation.