Procurement Opportunity: Disposable Surgical Rubber Gloves (V2)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, compliance with documentation requirements, and the ability to submit supporting documents if exemptions from experience or turnover are sought. Bidders must demonstrate their capacity to meet the technical specifications and possess any required certifications.

Bidders are required to submit valid certifications as outlined in the tender documentation. These may include manufacturing certifications, compliance with quality standards such as ISO or ASTM, and any additional certifications as specified in the ATC document.

Interested bidders must register on the GEM portal where the tender is hosted. Detailed instructions for registration are provided on the portal. Proper registration ensures eligibility to participate in bidding, as well as access to all necessary documents.

Bidders must submit documents electronically in formats specified in the bid instructions. Typically, PDF formats are accepted for official documentation ensuring compatibility and clarity.

The gloves must be made of medical-grade rubber and should be latex-free options available. Compliance with relevant standards such as ISO and ASTM is mandatory to ensure safety, quality, and comfort during surgical procedures.

The quality standards include compliance with national and international guidelines for medical supplies. Bidders must provide evidence of compliance with voluntary standards and other regulatory requirements specified in the tender documents.

Yes, compliance requirements include adherence to all specified terms and conditions in the tender documents, submitting necessary certifications, and maintaining quality standards set forth by the issuing authority for medical supplies.

Although specifics on the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) are not disclosed in the provided information, it typically involves a monetary guarantee submitted by bidders. Information regarding the amount and submission process can be found within the bid documentation.

Performance security may involve submitting a bank guarantee or similar security instruments. Details about performance requirements will be elaborated in the final contract, ensuring that the supplier meets obligations upon acceptance of the bid.

Payment terms are generally outlined in the contract and can vary based on negotiated agreements. Typically, payments are processed post-delivery and inspection of the goods supplied, adhering to the organization’s standard procedures.

Price evaluation considers the total value of the bid, compliance with specifications, and any applicable deviations from standard pricing. Bidders are encouraged to submit competitive and justifiable pricing in their proposals.

Bidders must submit their documents electronically through the designated GEM portal. It is critical to follow the submission structure of a Two Packet Bid and ensure all documents are submitted within the stipulated time frame to be eligible for evaluation.

While specific deadlines were not provided, bidders should refer to the main document for critical dates regarding submission, bid opening, and any other relevant timelines. Timely adherence to these dates is essential for successful participation.

The evaluation process consists of a total value-wise approach, where bids will be assessed on quality, compliance, and pricing criteria. A designated evaluation panel will review and finalize the selection based on predefined benchmarks.

Once the evaluation process is concluded, bidders will receive notifications regarding the status of their bid submissions through the GEM portal or email, as applicable, providing details on acceptance or rejection outcomes.

MSEs can avail various benefits such as relaxed eligibility criteria, exemptions from certain financial requirements, and potential opportunities for contract awards aimed at supporting small businesses in government procurements.

Yes, provisions for startups include exemptions from specific conditions within the tender criteria aimed at promoting innovation and entrepreneurship, detailed specifically in the GEM/2024/B/5448197 documentation.

Bidders are encouraged to comply with the 'Make in India' initiative by promoting local manufacturing artisans and suppliers. This initiative supports the usage of locally produced goods and adherence to local procurement guidelines within the tender documentation.

Yes, procurement rules regarding local content aim to promote local suppliers. Bidders may need to demonstrate adherence to these guidelines to support national economic policies and local industry development.