Short Term Cab & Taxi Hiring Services - Sedan; Local; 40Kms x 5Hrs,Short Term Cab & Taxi Hiring Ser
Indian Army
DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND
Bid Publish Date
23-Dec-2025, 8:29 pm
Bid End Date
13-Jan-2026, 10:00 am
Value
₹75,11,660
Location
Progress
Quantity
23
Bid Type
Two Packet Bid
The opportunity is issued by the Indian Army under the Department of Military Affairs for Short Term Cab & Taxi Hiring Services in East Sikkim, 737101. Scope covers multiple vehicle categories (SUV, Premium Sedan) with local and outstation legs, varying distances (80–450 kms) and hours (6–24 hrs). Estimated contract value is ₹7,511,660.00, with an EMD submission mechanism via demand draft. The procurement emphasizes on-site availability, risk/expense clauses, and offline EMD handling. A unique feature is the option clause allowing contract quantity/duration adjustment up to 50% pre- and post-issuance, requiring bidder flexibility and strong fleet capability. An MoD vehicle hiring framework includes accident/insurance indemnity and government liability delineation.
Vehicle categories include SUVs and Premium sedans for local and outstation use
Distance blocks: 80Kms, 120Kms, 150Kms, 160Kms, 200Kms, 220Kms, 300Kms, 450Kms with corresponding hours
Estimated contract value: ₹7,511,660.00
EMD submission via Demand Draft or equivalent offline mode
Risk & Expense clause permits government to source from alternate providers; deductions apply
50% quantity/duration variation allowed before and after contract issuance
Office of service provider must be located in the consignee state with documentary evidence
Insurance, accident reporting, and indemnity obligations on bidder; government not liable for driver/vehicle incidents
EMD via DD accepted; payments governed by risk/expense deductions and private contract terms as per MoD guidelines
Delivery/fulfilment aligned with varying kms/hours blocks; schedule to be confirmed with purchase order
Risk & Expense provisions allow government to hire alternative suppliers at bidder risk; potential deductions from payments
Must demonstrate prior experience in government cab/taxi service contracts
Must have valid GST and PAN; financial stability demonstrated via statements
Must provide fleet details and local office in the consignee state
Indian Army
DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND
Indian Army
AHMEDNAGAR, MAHARASHTRA
Indian Army
PUNE, MAHARASHTRA
Indian Army
GORAKHPUR, UTTAR PRADESH
Engineers India Limited
PUNE, MAHARASHTRA
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GST registration certificate
Permanent Account Number (PAN) card
Experience certificates for prior similar cab/taxi services
Financial statements (audited if available)
EMD submission document (DD or equivalent offline as applicable)
Technical bid documents and vehicle fleet details
OEM authorizations or vehicle supplier agreements (if required)
Key insights about SIKKIM tender market
Bidders must meet eligibility criteria including GST, PAN, and prior cab service experience. Submit EMD via DD, provide fleet details, and prove local office presence in the consignee state. Follow terms in buyer added conditions and ensure fleet capacity aligns with km/hours blocks.
Required documents include GST certificate, PAN card, audited financial statements, experience certificates for similar work, EMD submission document, fleet details, and OEM authorizations if applicable. Ensure documents reflect service capability in SUV and Premium sedan categories.
Categories include SUV and Premium Sedan for local and outstation use with blocks ranging from 80Kms/10Hrs to 450Kms/24Hrs. The contract supports multiple duty cycles and outstation routes, requiring a versatile fleet and timely dispatch across East Sikkim.
EMD can be submitted via Account Payee Demand Draft payable to the specified Army unit. The tender also allows offline EMD methods as per buyer terms; ensure the instrument matches bidder details and is valid up to bid opening.
The seller must prove insurance coverage for all vehicles, indemnify the government against claims, and handle driver/vehicle incidents. In case of accidents, the government does not compensate; police reports and Army Court of Inquiry decisions are binding.
The buyer may increase quantity/duration up to 50% before issuance; post-issuance, increases remain capped at 50%. Bidders must accept revised quantities and adjust fleet deployment accordingly, ensuring uninterrupted service delivery.
Yes. If services are rejected or not executed, the government may hire from alternate sources at bidder risk, and extra costs may be deducted from payments or performance guarantees, with offline processing under MoD guidelines.
An office of the service provider must be located within the same state as the consignee (East Sikkim) to satisfy eligibility criteria; documentary evidence must be submitted with bid.
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