Monarch Iii Cartridges and Injections

NGW688

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Tender Closed on: 2026-10-28 11:00

KwaZulu-Natal - Health

Medical Equipment and Supplies, Supply and Delivery

KwaZulu-Natal

Kwazulu Natal - Health

Kwazulu Natal - Health Tenders

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Monarch Iii Cartridges and Injections
Facility: Ngwelezana Hospital

Tender Summary

Tender Summary: Monarch III Cartridges and Injections

Objectives

The primary objective of this procurement is to secure a reliable supplier for essential ophthalmic surgical consumables required for cataract procedures at Ngwelezane Hospital. The tender aims to achieve value for money through competitive pricing, ensure strict compliance with public sector procurement legislation, promote local economic participation, and guarantee the timely delivery of safe, clinically approved medical devices.

Scope

This is a once-off supply contract covering the provision of 2,003 units of Monarch III surgical consumables, specifically 2,000 medicated cartridges and 3 injection devices. Delivery must be made directly to Ngwelezane Hospital within a maximum period of three weeks (15 working days) from the date of order. The quotation validity period is 90 days. The procurement excludes used, second-hand, or expired products, and all delivery costs must be included in the quoted price. Award will follow a three-stage evaluation process focusing on administrative compliance, specification adherence, and a combined price/preference scoring model.

Technical Requirements

  • Product Specifications: Bidders must supply brand-new, unused Monarch III medicated catheters/cartridges and Monarch III injectors. Compatibility with Monarch II injectors is noted in the annexure. All items must meet recognised clinical standards for cataract surgery.
  • Quality & Shelf Life: Products must be free from defects, conform to South African National Standards or equivalent international benchmarks, and possess a minimum remaining shelf life of six months upon delivery.
  • Regulatory Compliance: Suppliers must hold a valid licence issued by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) authorising the manufacture, wholesale, or distribution of medical devices.
  • Documentation: Quotations must be submitted on official, unaltered government forms. Mandatory returnable documents include updated CIPC registration certificates, tax clearance verification, and Central Suppliers Database (CSD) registration confirmation.
  • Pricing & Contractual Terms: Only firm, all-inclusive prices will be accepted. The contract is subject to standard General and Special Conditions of Contract, with penalties applied for delayed performance and termination rights reserved for non-compliance or fraudulent practices.

Skills Requirements

As this is a goods-supply tender, specialised clinical expertise is not required. However, bidders must demonstrate operational and administrative competencies aligned with healthcare supply chain standards:

  • Supply Chain Management: Proven capability to manage medical device inventory, ensure expiry-date compliance, and execute logistics within the strict three-week delivery window.
  • Regulatory & Administrative Proficiency: Ability to accurately complete standard bidding documentation, including disclosure declarations, preference point claim forms, and tax compliance verification.
  • Compliance Awareness: Familiarity with public sector procurement frameworks, including adherence to general/special contract conditions, anti-collusion provisions, and audit readiness.

Key Procurement Terms

  • SAHPRA Licence: Authorisation from the national regulator permitting legal manufacturing, wholesaling, or distributing of medical devices in South Africa. Essential for ensuring product safety and legal market access.
  • CSD Registration: Central Suppliers Database registration, a mandatory national registry for all entities doing business with government. Verification confirms legal existence and tax compliance.
  • 80/20 Preference Point System: A procurement scoring method where 80 points are allocated for price competitiveness and 20 points for specific transformation goals (in this case, full allocation to South African-owned enterprises).
  • SBD Forms: Standard Bidding Document templates used across government to capture administrative data, conflict-of-interest disclosures, and preference claims. Failure to submit completed forms results in disqualification.
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