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Government Procurement

Connecting Healthcare Institutions with Reliable Procurement & Supply Solutions

Healthcare procurement coordination for government and institutional requirements, including GeM, IREPS, documentation and tender-related support.

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Government procurement

Public healthcare.
Connected requirements.

ADIRNVM™ Enterprises supports procurement and supply requirements across Central Government, State Government and local public healthcare institutions. We work with government hospitals, medical colleges, healthcare institutes and grassroots healthcare facilities to facilitate access to medical, biomedical and healthcare solutions.

Institutions & sectors we support

From national institutions
to local healthcare needs.

  • 01Central Government Healthcare Institutions
  • 02Government Medical Colleges & Teaching Hospitals
  • 03Central & State Government Hospitals
  • 04Zilla Parishad (ZP) Health Departments
  • 05Primary Health Centres (PHCs) & Rural Healthcare Facilities
  • 06District & Sub-District Hospitals
  • 07Government Diagnostic & Healthcare Centres
  • 08Public-Sector & Institutional Healthcare Organisations
  • 09Indian Railways Healthcare Institutions
  • 10Other Government & Local-Authority Healthcare Facilities

Government procurement channels

The right pathway
for your requirement.

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01

GeM

We maintain GeM catalogues across various healthcare and medical product categories, supporting eligible procurement through Direct Purchase and L1 Purchase routes, subject to applicable GeM rules.

02

IREPS

Procurement and supply opportunities for Indian Railways and associated healthcare institutions.

03

Government Tenders

Product sourcing, specification matching, quotation and tender participation support.

04

Institutional Procurement

Supporting specific requirements of government hospitals, medical colleges, ZP health departments, PHCs and other public healthcare institutions.

From requirement to supply

A coordinated journey.

01

Requirement Identification

Understand the institution, intended use, quantities and timeline.

Through our network of OEMs, manufacturers, authorised suppliers and healthcare partners, ADIRNVM™ Enterprises works to connect government healthcare requirements with appropriate products and reliable supply solutions.

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Frequently asked questions

Which institutions can discuss requirements with ADIRNVM™?

Government hospitals, medical colleges, ZP health departments, PHCs, railway healthcare institutions and other public healthcare organisations can share their requirement for review.

How do GeM Direct Purchase and L1 Purchase enquiries work?

Share the requirement and intended purchasing route. We review relevant catalogue information and coordinate the next steps, subject to current GeM rules, eligibility and the buyer’s process.

What information should a procurement enquiry include?

Include the institution, product category, quantity, specifications, procurement route, delivery location and timeline. Documents can be exchanged through an agreed channel after initial contact.

Does support guarantee a tender award or authorisation?

No. Procurement decisions follow the applicable process. OEM authorisation and other documents must be authentic, relevant to the opportunity and issued by the responsible party.

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