Microsoft word - rate contract for supply of medicnes-08.09.10.doc
Sub: Rate Contract for Supply of medicines/ surgical items. Last date/ time of submission of offer 21.09.2010 at 2.00 PM Date/ time of opening of the offers 21.09.2010 at 2.30 PM
Please submit your offer for entering in to a rate contract for a period of one year for supply of
medicines and surgical items for the items for the items mentioned in annexure-1 (3 pages). The rates to be quoted by you shall be valid for one year from the date of award of contract. The terms and conditions for this tender is enclosed as annexure-2 which is the integral part of the tender. The tenderers are requested to sign a copy of the terms and conditions as a token of acceptance in toto and must enclose the same with their offer submitting for annual rate contract. Offers without signed copy of the terms and conditions shall be liable for rejection.
The tenderes are to note that the rate contract shall strictly be executed as per the terms and
condition of this tender during the tenure of the contract. NINL reserves the right to split the total order quantity into more than one supplier and may close/ terminate the contract without assigning any reason by giving 15 days notice.
The offers are to be submitted at the office of the undersigned on or before 21.09.10
The late offers shall not be entertained for processing. Thanking you
Name of the Medicine Name of the Manufacturer Annual Requirement Name of the Medicine Name of the Manufacturer Ointment/ Lotion Eye Drops & Ear I.V. Fluids Surgical Items Annexure-II Terms and conditions
NINL will enter in to rate contract for supply of medicines and surgical items( List
Medicines and surgical items shall be delivered against delivery instructions issued from
time to time during the contractual period.
The Party shall deliver the medicine at First Aid Centre, NINL against specific delivery
instructions within 24 hours to 96 hours .
The party should have relevant valid drug license as per statutory Act 1940. Copy of the
same to be furnished along with the offer.
The party must be registered with sales Tax ( Govt. of Orissa) and Income Tax
Authority(Govt. of India) and shall furnish copies of registration/Updated TIN No/ Income
tax Clearance certificate with the offer.
The party must be an authorized stockiest/ distributor of minimum five reputed medicine
manufacturers as indicated in the list of medicine/surgical items enclosed. Valid
document in support of appointment as Stockiest/ distributor shall be submitted along
Medicines to be supplied should have been manufactured within 3 months from the date
Payment of each lot shall be released after receipt and acceptance of subsequent lot.
In case of any suspected spurious medicine, the same will be sent to Drug Controller of
the state and the decision of the Drug Controller whether the medicine is spurious or not
will be final and binding. During the said period no payment shall be released to the party
till final report is received from the Drug Controller of the State.
In case of any spurious medicine supplied by the party, the contract will be terminated
immediately forfeiting all outstanding dues from NINL and punitive action as suggested
by The Drug Controller of Orissa will be initiated against the party.
11. The party has to quote rates per strip/bottle/vial/tube etc. Standard size/ quantity will have to
be mentioned against each medicine for which quotations are submitted.
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