Procurement Opportunity: Disposable Surgical Rubber Gloves (V2)

The eligibility requirements include having a registered entity status, a minimum average annual turnover of ₹8 Lakhs over the past three years, and at least 1 year of industry-related experience. MSEs and Startups may qualify for exemptions under specified criteria.

Bidders must provide an array of documents, including experience certificates, past performance records, OEM authorization, and additional documentation as noted in the ATC. Any bidder seeking exemptions must submit supporting documents to validate their exemption requests.

To register, bidders must create an account on the GEM portal and provide necessary business information. Upon registration, the bidder can access tender documents and participate.

It is recommended that bidders submit documents in PDF format to ensure compatibility and maintain the integrity of the submission. Any specific format requirements will be detailed in the tender documents.

Yes, the technical specifications for the disposable surgical gloves include requirements that comply with medical safety standards, durability, and safety features necessary for clinical use.

The gloves must adhere to relevant quality standards established by health authorities, ensuring they are safe for medical applications. Compliance certificates may be required during the application process.

Bidders must demonstrate compliance with government procurement guidelines, and where applicable, must conform to healthcare safety regulations for medical supplies.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is fixed at ₹50,000. Bidders who qualify under the MSE category could be exempt from this deposit, provided valid documentation is submitted alongside their bid.

After contract award, an ePBG (Performance Bank Guarantee) of 3% of the contract value is required, with a duration of 15 months.

Payment terms will typically include advance payment options upon delivery and satisfactory inspection of the goods, as outlined in the contract terms subsequent to bid evaluation.

Price evaluation will focus on the total value submitted in the bid, with an emphasis on the lowest priced bids that meet the technical qualifications without compromising quality.

Bidders must submit their proposals through the GEM portal, ensuring all required documentation is uploaded before the submission deadline.

Bidders should take note of the bid end date, opening date, and the required validity period for their offers. Timelines will be detailed in the actual tender document.

The evaluation will consider both technical qualifications and pricing, with priority given to the lowest priced technically qualified bids.

Notifications regarding the bid results will be communicated through the GEM portal to the registered bidders once the evaluation process is concluded.

MSEs can benefit through exemptions from certain experience requirements along with the possibility of having lower pricing evaluated favorably during the selection process.

Startups are granted specific exemptions related to experience and turnover requirements, promoting inclusivity in government procurement processes.