Pyriproxyfen (Defence) Supply - National Health Mission

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity in the field of chemical supply and demonstrating prior experience in delivering similar products. Bidders must comply with all regulations set forth by the Public Health and Family Welfare Department. Valid certifications proving the quality and standards of the product being offered are mandatory. This ensures that the vendors possess the necessary skills and knowledge to meet the needs of the department.

Bidders must adhere to stringent technical specifications which include detailed compliance with safety and handling regulations associated with chemical products. Documentation outlining product specifications, data sheets, and certifications showing adherence to local and international quality standards is required. Assurance of product quality should be supported by valid testing results to ensure the efficacy and safety of the Pyriproxyfen.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is a security deposit required from bidders to participate in the tender. This deposit serves as a commitment from the vendor to fulfill the terms of the contract if awarded. Specific details regarding the amount required as EMD and the acceptable modes of payment will be outlined in the tender document. The EMD will typically be refunded to non-successful bidders after the tender evaluation process concludes.

Bidders are required to submit their documents electronically via the online tender submission portal. All submissions should include both technical and financial bids, along with supporting documentation. Accepted document formats will be specified in the tender document, and adherence to these formats is crucial for a successful submission.

The tender includes benefits and provisions specifically targeted at Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs). This may encompass relaxed deadlines, reduced financial requirements, or special consideration in the evaluation process to promote inclusion and support local businesses in competing effectively within the public procurement landscape. Compliance with ‘Make in India’ policies may also be emphasized to enhance local sourcing in the procurement process.