Tender Notice for Security Manpower Service (Version 2.0) - Healthcare; Unarmed Security Guard in DARJEELING, WEST BENGAL

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity and demonstrating compliance with local regulations governing security services, along with a proven track record, particularly in healthcare environments.

Bidders need to include certificates that might be requisitioned in the ATC, company registration documentation, training certifications for personnel, and any valid documentation supporting exemptions from experience or turnover criteria.

Interested participants must register on the government e-marketplace platform to access and submit their bids for the GEM/2024/B/5752488 tender.

Documents should be submitted in PDF or other specified formats acceptable on the e-bidding platform, ensuring compliance with any outlined technical requirements.

The technical specifications state that security personnel must have valid training certifications and relevant experience in healthcare, capable of responding effectively to emergencies.

Yes, bidders must meet the quality standards related to manpower service deployment and ensure personnel training aligns with healthcare protocols to maintain operational integrity.

Bids must comply with all local regulations governing security services and the specific technical specifications outlined in the tender document.

The EMD amount specified for participating in this tender is ₹25,084, which must be submitted unless an exemption is claimed.

The contract will require the submission of a performance security in the form of an ePBG at 3% of the contract value and must be valid for a duration of 14 months.

Evaluation will be conducted based on a Total Value Wise Evaluation criterion considering the financial submissions and compliance with all specified technical requirements.

All bidders will receive notifications regarding the results of their submissions via the electronic bidding platform upon completion of the evaluation processes.

MSMEs may receive exemptions from the bidder turnover and experience criteria, subject to adherence to quality and technical specifications.

Startups can benefit from similar exemptions as MSMEs regarding the experience and turnover criteria, facilitating wider participation in the tender bidding process.

Yes, the tender prominently includes clauses for local sourcing, thereby aligning with the Make in India initiative to support domestic manufacturing and employment.

Bidders must comply with local content and procurement rules as outlined in the tender documentation, promoting local resources and workforce in the bidding process.