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India Institute of Medical Sciences अखिल भारतीय आयुर्विज्ञान संथान, गोरिपुर All India Institute of Medical Sciences कुनराघाट गोरखपुर उत्तर प्रदेश - 273008 Kunraghat, Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh 273008 (स्वास्थ्य एवं पररवार कल्याण मंत्रालय, भारत सरकार द्वारा थापपत एक स्वायत्त पनकाय) (An autonomous organization under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India) File No.: Admn/Gen/2020-AIIMS.GKP/19 Dated: 04.02.2020 Inviting Quotations for Purchase of Surgical Equipment for OPD, AIIMS , Gorakhpur. QUOTATION NOTICE Quotations are invited from intending registered Stockiest / Distributors/ Suppliers/ OEMs having GST and relevant documents for Purchase of Surgical Equipment at AIIMS, Gorakhpur. The quotation with copy of certificate of GST & other documents should be submitted to office of Office Superintendent, Administration Block, Medical College Building, AIIMS, Gorakhpur, U.P. upto 08thF e b , 2 0 2 0 till 01:00 pm and send us mail on [email protected]. No quotation shall be entertaining after above-mentioned date. Requirement of Surgical Equipment, AIIMS, Gorakhpur Total Amount S.N Items Name UOM Make/Brand Basic Rate GST% Inclusive GST 1 Cheatle forceps Nos 2 Surgical tray square 35x35x5cm Nos 3 Surgical tray rectangular 35x25x5cm Nos 4 Kidney Tray Large Nos 5 Surgical Bowl Nos 6 Sponge holding forceps Nos 7 Backhaus Towel Clamp Nos 8 Doyen Towel Clamp Nos 9 Bp Handle No.3 Nos 10 Bp Handle No.4 Nos 11 Suction Tip 2mm Nos 12 Suction Tip 5mm Nos 13 Yankauer Suction Tip 10Mm - 31Cm Nos 14 Surgical Scale Nos 15 Dissecting Tooth Forceps 16cm Nos 16 Adson Tooth Forceps 12Cm Nos 17 Adson Tooth Forceps 15Cm Nos 18 Dissecting Plain Forceps 18cm Nos 19 Dissecting Plain Forceps Fine Tip 15cm Nos 1 of 3 20 Dissecting Plain Forceps 23cm Nos 21 Dissecting Plain Forceps 30cm Nos 22 Debakey Forceps 20cm Nos 23 Mosquito Artery Forceps Curved 12cm Nos 24 Mosquito Artery Forceps Curved 14cm Nos 25 Mosquito Artery Forceps St. 12cm Nos 26 Mosquito Artery Forcep St. 14cm Nos 27 Artery Forceps Curved 16cm Nos 28 Artery forceps fine Curved 18cm Nos 29 Artery forceps fine Curved 19cm Nos 30 Artery forceps Heavy Curved 20cm Nos 31 Allis forceps 15Cm Nos 32 Allis forceps 20Cm Nos 33 Right Angled Artery forceps Nos 34 Ovum forceps Nos 35 Babcock forceps 18cm Nos 36 Babcock forceps 20cm Nos 37 Kochers Clamp Curved 20cm Nos 38 Kochers Clamp St.20cm Nos 39 Metz Scissor 20cm (1 Golden Handle) Nos 40 Metz Scissor 15cm Nos 41 Metz Scissor Heavy Tip 19cm Nos 42 Mayo Scissor St.17cm Nos 43 Mayo Scissor St.19cm Nos 44 Needle Holder 18cm Fine Tip Nos 45 Needle Holder 18cm Heavy Nos 46 Needle Holder 20cm Nos 47 Needle Holder 27cm Nos 48 Rider Needle Holder 20cm Nos 49 Intestinal clamp Curves (Atraumatic) Nos 50 Intestinal clamp St. (Atraumatic) Nos 51 Sinus forceps Nos 52 Fistula Probe Nos 53 Hagar dilator set Nos 54 Arthrotome Nos Terms & Condition 1. Firm to mention Make/Brand name in their quotation. Multiple brands may be mentioned with different prices, AIIMS shall decide the item to be procured based on price & Brand. Any item of lower quality may be rejected or sample may be asked for the evaluation. 2. Taxes, if any (Kindly mention in above table) should be clearly mentioned in the offer. 3. Document relating to registration of firm i.e. GST number should be submitted along with quotation. 4. Supply should be made within 15 days from the date of purchase order. 5. Price should be FOR Destination basis. 6. Quotation Name and Contact No. must be mentioned. Any Quotation without contact no. shall be rejected. 7. AIIMS, Gorakhpur reserves the right to place order for full or partially to one or more firms. 8. Validity of the quotation should be 04 days from the date of opening. 9. Sample to be submitted as and when required. 2 of 3 10. Installation (If any) should be completed soon after the supply of the product. 11. Firm to submit documentary evidence in support of claim of GST at the time of submission of bills. Administrative Office AIIMS, Gorakhpur (U.P.) 3 of 3 .
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