Sell Medical Products on GeM – Registration, Documents & Compliance
Selling medical products on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) is not a simple listing exercise. It is a regulatory-heavy, compliance-driven procurement ecosystem where hospitals, health departments, PSUs, and government institutions buy only verified, approved, and compliant medical products.

Who Can Sell Medical Products on GeM
Medical products on GeM can be sold by:
Manufacturers (OEMs)
Authorized distributors / dealers
Importers (with regulatory approvals)
MSMEs supplying consumables & equipment
Step-by-Step Registration to Sell Medical Products on GeM
Step 1: GeM Seller Registration
To start selling, you must complete:
Business registration on GeM
PAN & Aadhaar verification
Bank account validation
GST authentication
✔ GeM registration is free, but accuracy is critical.
Step 2: Category Activation (Medical Products)
After registration:
Apply for Medical Products / Healthcare category
Upload basic compliance documents
Await category approval
Category approval is mandatory before listing products or bidding.
Step 3: Product Listing / Bid Participation
Depending on the buyer’s requirement:
List approved medical products in catalogue, or
Participate directly in bids / BOQ-based tenders
Product specifications must match exactly with tender requirements.
Product-Specific Mandatory Documents
Depending on the product type, you may need:
For Medical Devices & Equipment
CDSCO Registration / License (mandatory for regulated devices)
OEM Authorization Letter
BIS Certification (if applicable)
Product technical datasheet
Warranty & service commitment
For Medical Consumables
Manufacturing / import license
Quality certification
Batch & shelf-life details
BIS / safety certification (where applicable)
Wrong or expired documents are the #1 reason for rejection.
CDSCO Compliance – Critical for Medical Devices
Most medical devices sold on GeM fall under CDSCO regulation.
You must ensure:
Device is correctly classified
CDSCO registration matches the product model
Import license (if applicable)
Manufacturer–importer linkage is valid
Selling CDSCO-regulated devices without approval can lead to blacklisting.
Make in India & Local Content Declaration
All medical sellers must declare local content classification.
| Supplier Class | Impact |
|---|---|
| Class-I Local | Bid & price preference |
| Class-II | Conditional |
| Incorrect claim | Rejection / Penalty |
Pricing & L1 Rules for Medical Products
Government evaluates:
Total landed cost (not just unit price)
Installation & commissioning
AMC / CMC (where required)
Taxes & statutory charges
Abnormally low pricing can trigger scrutiny or bid cancellation.
How Leegal Helps Medical Sellers on GeM
Leegal acts as a compliance and risk-management partner for medical suppliers.
✔ GeM seller & category registration support
✔ CDSCO, BIS & OEM compliance validation
✔ Product eligibility & rejection-risk audit
✔ Bid & post-order execution support
✔ Legal remedies in rejection, cancellation & penalties
We help medical vendors sell safely, scale sustainably, and stay compliant.
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