Tender Title: Procurement of Medicines
Reference Number: GEM/2025/B/6147134
Issuing Authority/Department
The tender is issued by the Department of Defence under the Ministry of Defence.
Scope of Work and Objectives
This tender focuses on the procurement of Human Insulin Analogue Glargine (Recombinant DNA origin) with a specification of 450 IU or 1.5 ml PFS Disposable Pen. The delivery includes a total quantity of 4,330 units of this essential medication, as well as associated products like Insulin Glulisine Injection Cartridge (100 IU/ml) in a 3 ml format. The key objective is to ensure the provision of high-quality insulin products to meet the healthcare needs of the Armed Forces.
Eligibility Criteria
Bidders must be registered entities capable of supplying the required medical products. Highlighted below are the eligibility criteria necessary for participation:
- Valid registration in accordance with applicable laws.
- Proven experience in supplying pharmaceutical products, particularly insulin and other diabetes management solutions.
- Compliance with regulations set forth by health authorities.
Technical Requirements
Bidders must meet specific technical requirements which include:
- Products must comply with standards set forth by relevant health authorities.
- Documentation certifying the quality and authenticity of insulin and related products must be provided.
- Items supplied must ensure safety and efficacy in treatment protocols.
Financial Requirements
Bidders are required to submit financial documents demonstrating their capacity to fulfill the order while adhering to set pricing structures consistent with market standards. Submission of previous sales records of similar goods may be helpful during evaluation.
Document Submission Details
All bids must be submitted electronically through the specified portal, ensuring that all required documentation is complete. Specific instructions regarding the format and documentation guidelines will be provided within the submission platform.
Special Provisions
- Preference may be given to Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) and startups catering to government tenders.
- Bidders must demonstrate compliance with 'Make in India' policies to support local production and procurement.
Evaluation Process
The bids will be evaluated based on a technical and financial assessment involving:
- Verification of documents to confirm compliance with eligibility criteria.
- Technical evaluation that examines quality standards and specifications of the proposed products.
- Financial evaluation based on competitive pricing coupled with the quality of goods offered.
Delivery Locations
Delivery should be made available to designated military healthcare facilities as directed by the Department of Defence.
Contact Information
For additional details, bidders may contact the Department of Defence through official channels provided on the tender submission website. However, specific contact information is not listed in the tender documentation.
This procurement process is a crucial step in ensuring that the Department of Defence receives the necessary medical supplies for the healthcare management of its personnel, tending to their needs with efficiency and quality-driven solutions.
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Tender Documents
4 DocumentsDocuments Required from Seller
- Experience Criteria
- Past Performance
- Bidder Turnover
- Certificate (Requested in ATC)
- OEM Authorization Certificate
- OEM Annual Turnover
- Additional Doc 1 (Requested in ATC)
- Additional Doc 2 (Requested in ATC)
- Additional Doc 3 (Requested in ATC)
- Additional Doc 4 (Requested in ATC) *In case any bidder is seeking exemption from Experience / Turnover Criteria
- the supporting documents to prove his eligibility for exemption must be uploaded for evaluation by the buyer
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Frequently Asked Questions
The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity capable of supplying medicinal products. Specifically, bidders should demonstrate experience in providing pharmaceuticals, especially insulin products, along with compliance with health regulations.
Bidders must submit various certificates including quality assurance certifications from health authorities, as well as proof of registration as a pharmaceutical supplier. It’s vital to ensure that all submitted documents adhere to stipulations set by the issuing authority.
The registration process involves signing up on the official bidding platform where the tender is listed. Bidders must complete all necessary fields, and provide required documents to gain access to participate in the procurement process.
Accepted document formats typically include PDF and Word documents. It is advisable to follow any specific format guidelines stated on the bidding platform to ensure compliance.
Payment terms generally follow the agreed contract stipulating timelines based on deliverables. The evaluation process focuses on both price competitiveness and compliance with quality and technical specifications, thus ensuring the best value for the Department of Defence.
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