Procurement Opportunity: " Ultrasound pachymeter, 10 MHz probe, 0.005 mm accuracy with A-scan capability" 070 281 in MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, with proven operational capacity reflected through a minimum average annual turnover of 9 lakh. Additionally, bidders need a past performance rating of at least 80% to qualify.

Bidders are required to provide several certifications including an OEM Authorization Certificate, documents proving Experience Criteria, Past Performance, and any additional documentation stated in the ATC.

To register for the GEM/2024/B/5738053, bidders need to complete the online registration on the GeM portal and provide necessary documentation establishing eligibility criteria, as specified in the tender announcement.

All submissions must be made in readily accessible formats, preferably PDF or DOCX. Specific document requirements will be elaborated in the ATC linked to the tender.

The technical specifications include providing an Ultrasound Pachymeter, indicated parameters like a 10 MHz probe, and precision accuracy of 0.005 mm. Additionally, compliance with listed medical device standards is mandatory.

Bidders must ensure their products meet specified quality standards aligning with defense procurement protocols. These may include certifications from recognized quality assurance bodies.

Yes, compliance with Make in India policies and other governmental procurement regulations is essential, fostering local production and procurement.

All equipment must undergo rigorous testing protocols to validate specifications, which could be conducted by the Board of Officers or other empanelled inspection agencies.

The EMD amount required for this tender is set at 38,080. This deposit must be submitted alongside the bid documentation to ensure commitment and seriousness.

Bidders must provide a performance security post-awarding the contract as a guarantee of fulfilling all contract conditions satisfactorily.

Payment terms typically involve milestone payments based on successful delivery and approval of products, detailed in the contract agreement following successful bid acceptance.

The evaluation of price will consider both the cost and quality of the submissions, focusing heavily on ensuring the best value for the procurement objectives of the Department of Defence.

Submissions should be made electronically through the GeM platform ensuring all required documents and forms are duly filled and uploaded as per instructions.

Key timelines include the question submission deadline and the final bid submission date. Specific dates can be referenced directly from the tender documentation.

The evaluation will utilize a total value-wise assessment factoring in both price and technical compliance, ensuring shortlisted bidders meet all outlined criteria satisfactorily.

Results of the tender will be communicated through official notifications on the GeM portal, following the completion of the evaluation process. Bidders should monitor the portal for updates.

MSEs are offered special provisions to encourage bidding, including financial subsidies and evaluation relaxations under certain conditions, promoting inclusivity in larger tenders.

Yes, there are specific provisions designed to encourage startup participation, typically involving fewer eligibility requirements and support in navigating the submission process.

The tender adheres to local content requirements ensuring adherence to governmental policies aimed at supporting indigenous manufacturing and procurement, in alignment with Make in India strategies.