Central Water Commission Manpower Outsourcing Tender 2026 Na Highly Skilled Diploma Non-IT Technical - 9,992,998 INR

Tender Overview

The Central Water Commission (CWC) invites bids for Manpower Outsourcing Services focusing on Minimum wage to Highly Skilled, Diploma-level, Non-IT technical personnel. The estimated contract value is ₹9,992,998.00 with an EMD of ₹200,000.00. This procurement aims to secure skilled labour through a service contract with flexibility under 50% quantity or duration variation. Location details are not explicitly provided, but the scope targets government manpower supply under Make in India and MSE preferences where applicable. The tender emphasizes compliance, liability, and subcontracting controls to safeguard performance and risk mitigation. Key differentiators include the 50% scope adjustment clause and MSE preference provisions.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

No product specifications are published. The tender category includes Manpower Outsourcing Services for Highly-Skilled, Diploma, and Non-IT Technical roles with minimum wage compliance. Bid evaluation will consider the bidder’s ability to supply trained personnel meeting the minimum wage regime and technical competence. Important elements to monitor include the 50% clause for scope/duration variation, non-assignment/sub-contracting restrictions, and performance accountability clauses. Vendors should be prepared to demonstrate workforce availability, occupational safety adherence, and statutory compliance in line with government norms. Certification requirements are not enumerated in the provided data, hence bidders must seek clarifications as needed.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

Critical terms include: an option clause allowing up to 50% increase/decrease in contract quantity or duration; a 50% scope/value adjustment for lumpsum service contracts with supplier consent; Bidders must disclose non-liquidation or bankruptcy status; no assignment or wholesale subcontracting without prior written consent; joint and several liability remains with the bidder; MSE purchase preference and Make in India considerations apply with OEM certification requirements to be uploaded. Local supplier certificate thresholds may drive eligibility under policy prescriptions. Documentation must establish capability to deliver skilled manpower and statutory compliance.