Open Tender for High Speed Automatic Phlebotomy Tube Labeler and Queue Management System

The eligibility requirements include being a registered legal entity with proven experience in supplying similar equipment, maintaining a minimum average annual turnover of ₹115 Lakhs, and demonstrating at least three years of relevant industry experience. MSEs and startups are eligible for exemptions from specific criteria.

Participants must provide various certificates including OEM authorization, evidence of annual turnover, and any other supporting documents requested in the tender specifications. Specifically, a certificate indicating past performance and experience in similar projects may also be required.

To register for participation, interested bidders must complete their registration on the GeM portal and follow the submission guidelines outlined in the tender document. Ensure that all required certificates are in place before registering.

The accepted document formats typically include PDF and certain digital formats specified in the tender document. It is critical to adhere to the submission guidelines to ensure documents are uploaded correctly.

Technical specifications for the High-Speed Automatic Phlebotomy Tube Labeler include automated labeling capabilities, queue management integration, and compliance with health standards. Detailed specifications can be found in the linked tender document.

All products supplied must comply with applicable health and safety regulations, ensuring they meet industry standards for laboratory equipment. Compliance with any additional local or national regulations may also be required.

The tender encourages compliance with the 'Make in India' policy, promoting local manufacturing and development. Bidders should ensure that their submissions reflect adherence to this initiative when applicable.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) for this tender is set at ₹460,000. Bidders must ensure this amount is submitted in accordance with the tender's financial requirements to validate their bids.

Successful bidders are required to provide a performance security guarantee, ensuring adherence to the contract terms and conditions as outlined in the tender specifications.

Payment terms generally include specific milestones tied to delivery and operational acceptance of the equipment. Detailed payment schedules and conditions will be defined in the contract.

Bids will be evaluated using a total value-wise evaluation method, where the highest priced bids will be eliminated. The criteria focus on the overall value and compliance with the tender requirements.

Notification of results will be provided post-evaluation, and successful bidders will receive formal communication through the specified channels as mentioned in the tender document.

MSEs and startups are eligible for certain exemptions from experience criteria, allowing for a more inclusive bidding process. These provisions are aimed at encouraging wider participation from smaller enterprises.

Yes, bidders should adhere to local content and procurement regulations, particularly those that align with national initiatives like 'Make in India', ensuring a boost to domestic manufacturing and job creation.