Open Tender for Biomedical Waste Management Service - Collection, Lifting, Transportation, Treatment; STATION MEDIC in DIBRUGARH, ASSAM

The eligibility requirements primarily include that bidders must be a registered entity with a valid business license. Additionally, firms should demonstrate prior experience in biomedical waste management and provide supporting documentation of successful project completion. It is essential for bidders to employ qualified personnel experienced in handling biomedical waste in compliance with health and safety regulations.

Bidders are required to show their capability in implementing safe waste management practices in alignment with environmental policies. This includes utilizing equipment and vehicles that comply with biomedical waste handling requirements. They also must present necessary documentation reflecting compliance with relevant health and safety standards, ensuring that their operational practices align with both national and local regulations.

The payment terms will be negotiated as part of the financial proposal, detailing when payments are due for the services provided. Bidders must outline all fee structures, including any upfront charges or post-service payments, ensuring that terms are agreeable for both parties according to the findings from the evaluation process.

The evaluation process encapsulates two pivotal stages: First, a thorough technical evaluation will assess compliance with all stated requirements and specifications. Following this, financial proposals from candidates who meet technical criteria will undergo financial evaluation. The selection will favor clarity, correctness, and the overall cost-effectiveness of the proposals.

Significant emphasis is placed on fostering participation from Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs). The tender outlines potential benefits like price preference measures designed to enhance their competitiveness. MSEs seeking to engage in this tender are encouraged to highlight their qualifications and experience, as their inclusion is duly recognized under specific provisions aimed at promoting economic inclusion.