Scope of Work and Objectives - Department of Defence

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, which implies compliance with all national regulations. Bidders should demonstrate a proven track record of similar projects to ensure they have the necessary experience. Additionally, adherence to quality standards relevant to the prosthesis components is mandatory. Further, bidders must provide valid financial documentation to support their proposals, ensuring full transparency.

The technical specifications require that all products supplied must align with the industry standards relevant to prosthetic applications. Bidders must also provide samples for quality assessment as part of their submissions. Clear documentation of the quality assurance processes that will be implemented during manufacturing and delivery must be included.

Yes, bidders need to provide a performance security bond as a part of their submission. This security serves as a financial guarantee that the supplier will fulfill contractual obligations. The specifics of the bond amount and terms will be outlined in the tender document.

Bidders must submit all required documents electronically through the designated procurement portal. Each document should be in the specified formats, such as PDF or Word, to ensure compatibility with the evaluation systems applied by the Department of Defence.

MSEs are offered specific benefits within this tender, including relaxed qualification criteria and additional support through the procurement policy. This initiative encourages local suppliers to actively participate in catering to government needs, thus promoting the ‘Make in India’ campaign and enhancing local economic development.