Open Tender for CLINICAL THEMOMETER MAKE HICKS,SPHYGMOMANOMETER MERCURIL DIMAND,STETHOSCOPE MCP ELITE ST-EL01 PREMI

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, demonstrating relevant industrial experience, and holding required certifications such as OEM authorization. Bidders must also meet turnover and performance criteria, with exemptions available upon the submission of supporting documentation.

Bidders must provide various certifications as outlined in the tender including OEM authorization, experience proofs, turnover statements, and compliance with BoQ specifications. All required certificates must be uploaded in electronic format during the submission process.

Bidders need to register through the official government e-marketplace (GEM) portal. Registration involves creating an account, providing necessary company information and certifications, and completing any preliminary questionnaires prior to bid submission.

Submission documents must be provided in acceptable electronic formats, typically including PDF and JPEG. The tender document will specify the accepted formats for each type of documentation required.

The technical specifications require adherence to stringent standards for each type of medical equipment involved, including parameters for safety, quality, and performance. Bidders must ensure their products conform to these specifications as laid out in the detailed tender documentation.

All medical equipment must conform to recognized quality standards such as ISO certifications, ensuring safety and efficacy in clinical environments. Bidders should illustrate compliance with these standards in their submissions.

Compliance requirements include adherence to technical specifications, provision of necessary certifications, and meeting financial and experience criteria. Non-compliance may lead to disqualification from the evaluation process.

Yes, the products will be subject to specific testing criteria as detailed in the tender document. This may include functional tests, safety assessments, and benchmarks against industry standards to ensure quality before acceptance.

The EMD is typically required to secure participation in the bidding process, ensuring serious bids. The amount and specifics regarding EMD are detailed in the tender document and vary based on the total bid value.

Successful bidders will be required to furnish a performance security deposit, which is typically a percentage of the total bid value. This serves as a guarantee for contract execution and compliance with the terms stipulated in the tender.

The payment terms will be clearly delineated in the winning bidder's contract, typically involving advance payment and milestone-based payments contingent on delivery and acceptance of goods and services.

Price evaluation is conducted based on the total value-wise evaluation method, where bids are assessed on the overall cost presented, including any applicable discounts or additional charges incorporated in the bidder’s proposal.

Documents must be submitted electronically through the GEM portal, adhering to the submission guidelines provided in the tender documentation. Bidders must ensure that all required documents are included in the submission.

While specific dates have not been included, bidders must be mindful of auction activities, submission deadlines, and evaluation timelines as articulated in the tender documentation.

The selection process involves a comprehensive assessment of all submitted bids based on eligibility, compliance with technical and financial requirements, and price evaluations. The results will be communicated to participating bidders.

Yes, MSEs may benefit from specific provisions that enhance their participation in the tendering process, potentially including relaxed eligibility criteria and additional evaluation advantages.

The tender encourages participation from startups by including provisions that may simplify the bidding process and allow for greater flexibility in meeting eligibility criteria to foster innovation and competitive bidding.

The tender aligns with 'Make in India' policies by prioritizing locally manufactured goods and encouraging domestic suppliers to participate by providing necessary procurement opportunities that benefit local businesses and strengthen the economy.

Procurement rules mandate a certain percentage of local content in the products supplied, which enhances the participation of local manufacturers and suppliers, further supporting the objectives of the 'Make in India' initiative.