OTO - Acoustic Emissions (OAE) Instrument for New Born Infant and Children (V2) - RBSK

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having prior experience in supplying medical equipment, and ensuring compliance with national health standards. It is essential for bidders to present valid registration certificates and demonstrate their capability to deliver the required instruments with warranty support.

The technical specifications for the OAE Instrument include adherence to international quality standards for medical devices, features that enhance user-friendliness, and precise acoustic detection capabilities. The instrument should also be compatible with existing healthcare software for seamless integration.

The submission process involves submitting both technical and financial proposals in separate sealed envelopes. Bidders must ensure that they include all mandatory documents such as compliance certificates and that submissions adhere to the format specified in the tender documentation.

The payment terms will likely include milestones based on delivery and installation of the equipment, as well as post-delivery support. A performance security will be required, ensuring the supplier’s financial commitments during the contract period.

Yes, there are provisions that benefit Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs). This includes relaxed eligibility criteria and financial support initiatives, aimed at encouraging MSE participation. Bidders should refer to the specific clauses within the tender document for detailed information on these benefits.