Scope of Work and Objectives - Department of Atomic Energy

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with demonstrated experience in the relevant industry, particularly in providing medical or nuclear technology systems. Bidders need to exhibit adequate financial capacity and must comply with all applicable regulations regarding safety and quality standards in nuclear medicine.

The technical specifications outlined by the tender require that the systems must be compatible with current nuclear medicine practices, equipped with robust safety features to manage the risks associated with radioactive materials, and include verifiable performance metrics to ensure reliability in delivering radioactive substances accurately and safely.

The performance security requirements entail providing a financial guarantee, typically a percentage of the bid amount, to ensure compliance with the contract terms and conditions. This security acts as protection for the Department of Atomic Energy against any potential defaults executed by the appointed contractor during the contract execution period.

The payment terms will be outlined in the bid proposals submitted by the bidders, covering aspects such as scheduled payments based on milestones achieved, upfront costs, and post-delivery payment mechanisms to ensure the contractor’s commitment to completing the project satisfactorily.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) benefit from eased qualification requirements and may have exclusive portions of contracts reserved for them. This aligns with governmental initiatives promoting local industries and innovation within the healthcare technology sector, enhancing opportunities for diverse suppliers in the context of nuclear medicine applications.