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The tender is issued by the Department of Rural Development (DRD) for Facility Management Services on a Lump Sum basis, covering residential facilities and the supply and installation of office requirements. Consumables are to be provided by the service provider and included in the contract cost. The Buyer specifies a flexible quantity/duration clause allowing up to 25% adjustment at contract issue and subsequently. The bidder must ensure an on-ground service office within the consignee’s state, with proof required. Past project experience requirements accept multiple proof formats, including client certificates or invoices with self-certification. A Malicious Code Certificate is mandatory to safeguard hardware and software components.
No technical specifications are provided in the BOQ. Relevant details include the Lump Sum arrangement for Facility Management and office supply/installation scope, with consumables included in the contract price. The Terms emphasise: (i) service provider must maintain an in-state office, (ii) consortium formation allowed with shared liability, (iii) evidence of past performance through contracts/invoices or client execution certificates. The clause also requires a Malicious Code Certificate and ensures bidders upload all required certificates/documents.
Key terms include: (i) optional quantity/duration adjustment up to 25% at contract issue, (ii) bidder to avoid liquidation or bankruptcy, (iii) consortium participation permitted with equal responsibility, (iv) mandatory Malicious Code Certificate, (v) service office in the consignee state, (vi) past experience proof via contract copies or client certificates. Missing certificates may lead to rejection; bidders must comply with all ATC/corrigendum documents. EMD details are not disclosed in the provided data.
Product/Service: Facility Management Services with supply & installation of office requirements; consumables included
Delivery/Location: In-state service office required (consignee state); not specified otherwise
Standards/Certification: Malicious Code Certificate required
Experience: Accepts multiple proof formats for past performance (contracts, invoices, client execution certificates)
25% quantity/duration adjustment permitted at contract issue and thereafter
No bidder liquidation or bankruptcy; provide undertaking
Consortium allowed with equal responsibility among members
Mandatory Malicious Code Certificate; upload with bid
Office of service provider must be located in consignee state
Not disclosed in data; extract from ATC/Corrigendum if available
Not specified; contract allows 25% quantity/duration adjustment at issue
Not specified in provided data; check ATC for LD provisions
Not under liquidation, court receivership, or bankruptcy
Ability to form/lead a consortium with equal liability
In-state service office presence with documentary proof
| S.No | Seller | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AKSHAY TECHNOLOGIES Under PMA | 13-03-2026 14:35:26 | |
| 2 | SRI VEERABHADRESHWAR ENTERPRISES Under PMA | 13-03-2026 14:49:53 |
| Rank | Seller | Price | Item |
|---|---|---|---|
| L1 | AKSHAY TECHNOLOGIES( MSE Social Category:OBC ) Under PMA | Item Categories : Facility Management Services - LumpSum Based - Residential; SUPPLY & INSTALATION OF OFFICE REQUIREM | |
| L2 | SRI VEERABHADRESHWAR ENTERPRISES( MSE Social Category:General ) Under PMA | Item Categories : Facility Management Services - LumpSum Based - Residential; SUPPLY & INSTALATION OF OFFICE REQUIREM |
Quantity
1
Bid Type
Two Packet Bid
Bid Validity
30 (Days)
Bid Type
Service
Evaluation
Total value wise evaluation
Tech Clarification Time
4 Days
Arbitration Clause
No
Mediation Clause
No
Tender Category
Service
Bid To RA
No
Bid To RA Enabled
No
Item Category
Facility Management Services - LumpSum Based - Residential; SUPPLY & INSTALATION OF OFFICE REQUIREMENTS; Consumables to be provided by service provider (inclusive in contract cost)
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Main Document
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SCOPE_OF_WORK
ATC
GEM_GENERAL_TERMS_AND_CONDITIONS
GST registration certificate
PAN card
Past experience proof: contract copies with invoices and self-certification OR client execution certificates
Financial statements or turnover proof
Malicious Code Certificate
Proof of in-state service office (documentary evidence)
Consortium agreement (if applicable) and leader designation
Any other certificates as required by ATC/Corrigendum
Key insights about KARNATAKA tender market
Bidders should satisfy eligibility (no bankruptcy), establish an in-state service office, and submit required documents including GST, PAN, past project proofs, financial statements, and the Malicious Code Certificate. Consortium bids are allowed with equal liability, and a 25% quantity/duration adjustment is permitted at contract issue.
Required documents include GST registration, PAN, past experience proofs (contracts + invoices or client certificates), financial statements, Malicious Code Certificate, proof of in-state service office, and any consortium agreements if applicable. Upload ATC-compliant certificates to avoid rejection.
Official data lists no detailed specs; the scope covers facility management with office supplies and installation within a lump-sum contract. Ensure compliance with Malicious Code Certificate and maintain an in-state service office; past experience proofs accepted in multiple formats.
Any of the following proofs are acceptable: contract copies with invoices and bidder self-certification; client execution certificates; third-party inspection notes; or execution certificates demonstrating delivery of similar services.
Contract terms allow an up to 25% increase or decrease in contract quantity or duration at the time of contract issue, with binding acceptance by bidders. After issue, adjustments remain capped at 25%.
Bidders must certify that offered hardware and software do not contain embedded malicious code, which could damage systems or exfiltrate data. Breach via such code constitutes contract breach and may lead to rejection or penalties as per ATC.
Yes. The service provider must maintain an office within the consignee's state, with documentary evidence submitted as part of bid submission; this ensures local service capability and prompt on-site support.
Failure to upload essential certificates or documents as per the bid criteria may result in bid rejection. Ensure all certificates, including Malicious Code Certificate, are uploaded with the bid and in the correct ATC formats.