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The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, possessing relevant experience, and demonstrating capability in supplying the medicinal products outlined in the tender. Firms need to ensure they comply with the procurement norms set forth by the Ministry of AYUSH.

Bidders are required to provide medicines that meet prescribed technical specifications related to the quality standards set by the Ministry. Detailed specifications are listed in the Bill of Quantities (BOQ) provided in the tender documents.

Yes, participants need to submit required certificates that validate their registration and compliance with health regulatory standards as part of their proposal.

The registration process involves being a registered entity in the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) platform. Bidders must complete their profiles and ensure all documentation is up-to-date before submitting their proposals.

Participants must provide an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) as part of their submission to ensure serious intent in bidding. Specific details regarding the amount and submission method can be found in the accompanying documents.

Winning bidders will be required to furnish a performance security post-award of contract which guarantees the fulfilment of the contract terms, typically ranging as specified in the tender.

Payment terms will generally follow the government norms applicable for procurement, detailing conditions for progressive payments based on delivery milestones.

Price evaluations will utilize the total value-wise approach, considering both the pricing strategies and quality of the products submitted by the bidders.

The submission methods include electronic submissions via the government’s GeM portal, emphasizing compliance with formats specified in the tender documents.

Bidders will be notified post-evaluation completion, through official announcements made in alignment with government procurement transparency guidelines.

MSEs are provided specific benefits including price preference, eligibility for special provisions, and opportunities for greater participation in government tenders to foster growth and development.

Yes, there are dedicated provisions for startups to enhance their competitiveness, ensuring they receive the support necessary to engage effectively in government procurement.

The tender encourages local manufacturing by structuring the procurement framework to stipulate compliance with ‘Make in India’ policies, fostering the participation of local industries.

Bidders must comply with local content requirements as explicitly outlined in the tender documents to ensure that a significant proportion of the goods supplied is sourced from local manufacturers.

This comprehensive set of FAQs addresses all key concerns and requirements tied to the tender, offering bidders a clear pathway to participation.