NSG Central Armed Police Forces Manpower Outsourcing Tender 2026 New Delhi - Minimum Wage & Skilled/Unskilled MSP 2026

Tender Overview

The National Security Guard (NSG), under the Central Armed Police Forces, seeks manpower outsourcing services with a total estimated value of ₹9,505,622.99 and an EMD of ₹190,113. Location details are not disclosed in the tender, and the scope covers minimum-wage staffing across semi-skilled, skilled, and unskilled categories. The contract terms permit up to a 50% modification in quantity or duration, subject to written consent and applicable adjustments. The bid emphasizes compliance with service-salary obligations and a local office presence within the consignee state, along with dedicated service-support channels and escalation matrices. This procurement targets vendors capable of payroll execution, statutory compliance, and reliable deployment for NSG operations.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

Because no explicit technical specs are provided, the bidder should align with the nature of manpower outsourcing:

• Service category: Manpower Outsourcing Services (Minimum wage) for Semi-Skilled, Skilled, Unskilled
• EMD: ₹190,113; estimated contract value: ₹9,505,622.99
• Compliance obligations: payroll handling, PF/ESIC documentation, and bank statements for wage payments
• Office presence: dedicated state-based office requirement with documentary evidence
• Support: dedicated toll-free service number; defined escalation matrix
• Subcontracting: prohibited without prior written consent; joint liability retained by main contractor
• Payment terms: salaries paid by service provider first, then claimed from buyer with statutory documentation

Terms & Eligibility

• EMD and PBG submission options include Fixed Deposit Receipt (FDR) in favor of PAO NSG MHA NEW DELHI with withdrawal conditions
• Submission of certificates and documents per ATC/Corrigendum; non-submission risks rejection
• Payment terms imply timely wage disbursal with statutory compliance
• Office, support, and escalation commitments must be demonstrable
• No explicit delivery schedule or performance metrics are stated; bidders must demonstrate readiness and local presence
• Contractors must adhere to assignment/sub-contract restrictions and remain liable for performance
• Regional compliance: evidence of state-level office presence is required for NSG engagement