THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Kerala Medical Services Corporation Ltd (KMSCL) has floated an international tender for procuring three crore dosages of Covid-19 vaccine. The move comes after a government decision in this respect. The technical bid will be opened on June 5. According to KMSCL specifications, the agency must satisfy the needs of fabricating laws and regulation of vaccines from the nation of source, meet globally accepted criteria for safety, quality and efficacy and conform to each of WHO specifications. The bidders must be Covid drug producers or importers or even the Indian spouses of overseas manufacturers and should have a valid permit in the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI). The vaccine has been provided should also be according to Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR) guidelines. Furthermore, the businesses need to be in a position to keep and supply the cold storage condition, in case the vaccine needs it. The containers must be supplied with temperature variant indicators or even the consignment ought to be supplied with data loggers for recording the temperatures during transitand also the applications of that also ought to be offered to each of the warehouses. To wave national deficit, the country had made a decision to choose a worldwide tender to buy vaccines which were accepted by WHO to be used in a variety of nations. The KMSCL was given the nod to buy three crore doses out of DCGI-approved makers. The vaccines thus secured will be utilized to vaccinate 1.5 crore taxpayers at the 18-44 age group. The goal is to vaccinate the whole population as soon as you can. Eleven other countries —- Odisha, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand, Haryana, Delhi, Karnataka, Andhra, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra –have floated similar international predictions.