Government Tender Published for Cardiac TMT Machine (V2)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a minimum average annual turnover of ₹10 lakh over the last three years and having a minimum of three years' past experience related to similar medical equipment. MSEs can seek exemptions from these criteria with proper documentation.

Bidders are required to submit various certificates, including an OEM Authorization Certificate, documentation supporting the experience criteria, and other certifications as outlined in the Additional Terms and Conditions (ATC).

Bidders must register on the GeM portal, ensuring that all company details, including statutory requirements, are complete and accurate before submitting bids for the Cardiac TMT Machine (V2) tender.

Bidders should submit their documents in widely accepted formats such as PDF and Word. It’s crucial that documents are clear and legible to facilitate the evaluation process.

The technical specifications for the Cardiac TMT Machine (V2) include adherence to compliance with BoQ specifications and presentation of supporting documents proving the quality and operational efficacy of the machine.

The machine must comply with all relevant regulatory and safety standards set by health authorities. Bidders must provide proof of compliance with these standards in their submitted documentation.

Yes, bidders must ensure compliance with the GeM General Terms and Conditions (GTC) and fulfill any additional requirements as specified in the tender document.

While detailed testing criteria are not specified in the tender, the machine must undergo quality assurance checks to confirm operational and safety standards before being accepted by the beneficiary.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) required for this tender is ₹42,000. MSEs may be eligible for exemption, provided relevant documentation is submitted.

A performance security at a rate of 5% of the total contract value is required. The duration for the ePBG is a minimum of 62 months, ensuring the contract's execution is secure.

Payment terms generally involve partial payments upon delivery and installation, with balance payment subject to the successful completion of specified conditions, including equipment performance tests.

Price evaluations will be conducted using a total value-wise method, considering the overall cost proposal of the equipment alongside compliance to specifications and any after-sales service terms offered.

Bidders must upload their documents through the GeM portal, following the specified format and guidelines outlined in the bid document.

Key timelines include the submission deadline, which is indicated in the bid details. However, specific date references may vary, so bidders should refer to the GeM portal for the most current information.

The evaluation process consists of assessing the technical bids first, followed by financial bids. Qualifying bids will undergo a structured analysis as per the criteria established, culminating in the selection of a successful bidder.

Results will be communicated through the GeM portal once the evaluation process is complete. Bidders should regularly check their notifications to stay updated on their bid status.

MSEs are granted exemptions from certain eligibility requirements, thus increasing their chance of competition. Additionally, they receive procurement preferential treatment, encouraging participation.

Yes, startups are eligible for exemptions from the experience requirements, allowing them to participate actively in this tender process.

The tender encourages local procurement and the manufacturing of medical equipment, thereby promoting the 'Make in India' initiative and fostering the growth of indigenous suppliers and manufacturers.

Bidders are encouraged to comply with local sourcing requirements, ensuring that a significant portion of the procurement is derived from local manufacturers, in line with government guidelines.