Bids are Invited For Manpower Outsourcing Services - Fixed Remuneration - Non-IT Technical; E tendering Professional; Gr in RANCHI, JHARKHAND

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity, having a minimum average annual turnover of ₹15 Lakh over the last three years, and a minimum of three years of experience in similar services provided to government organizations. Special provisions are available for MSEs and startups regarding experience and turnover criteria.

The required certificates include proof of experience, documentary evidence of the bidder's turnover, and other specific documents outlined in the tender conditions. Bidders must also upload a signed integrity pact as per the buyer organization’s policies.

The registration process involves ensuring that your entity is registered on the GeM platform. After registration, bidders can respond to the tender by submitting all required documentation and ensuring compliance with the eligibility criteria.

Only specific accepted document formats will be accepted in the submission, primarily PDF and other commonly utilized formats. All documents must be clear, legible, and properly referenced as stated in the tender guidelines.

The technical specifications vary by role. For example, E-tendering Professionals need a background in engineering or an MBA with relevant knowledge of e-tendering, while Data Entry Operators are required to have at least a graduate qualification. Experience requirements are also specified for each role.

Bidders must ensure that all personnel provided meet the quality standards as defined by the Ministry of MSMEs and comply with the qualifications and experience levels specified in the tender details.

Yes, strict compliance requirements must be met. This includes adherence to labor laws, service conditions, and ethical recruitment practices. Documentation proving compliance must be submitted along with the bid.

The testing criteria for candidates will include screening based on their qualifications and relevant work experience. The tender committee may also conduct interviews or assessments based on operational needs for the positions.

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) required for this tender is ₹56,000. MSEs may be eligible for exemption if they provide valid documentation indicating their exemption status.

A performance security is required at 5% of the contract value, which must be submitted prior to contract initiation. This security ensures adherence to contract conditions and specifications.

The payment terms will be specified in the contract agreement following bid evaluation. Payments are typically staggered based on service delivery milestones and compliance checks.

Price evaluation considerations are based on total bid value and adherence to technical specifications. The bidding process allows for competitive pricing to ensure the best value for money.

Submission methods include online submission through the GeM portal, where all required documents must be uploaded as per specified formats. Any physical documents required must also adhere to the submission rules outlined.

While specific dates are not included, all bidders should be aware of the key timelines as outlined in the tender documentation, including submission deadlines and announcement dates for the evaluation process.

The evaluation and selection process is comprehensive, reviewing both technical and financial bids. Bidders will be evaluated based on documented qualifications, experience, and compliance with the requirements laid out in the tender documents.

Notification of results regarding bid outcomes will typically be issued through the GeM platform, with formal communication detailing the winner and any further steps necessary following the evaluation process.

MSEs receive purchase preference that allows them to compete more favorably for contracts. This includes benefits such as exemption from certain eligibility criteria and the opportunity to match competitive prices up to a certain margin.

Yes, provisions for startups include exemptions from certain experience criteria, allowing new ventures to participate and support their growth in the public procurement space, provided they adhere to the requisite documentation.

The tender aligns with Make in India policies by mandating that a significant portion of services and materials used should be sourced from Indian companies and encouraging local procurement to enhance domestic manufacturing capabilities.