Urban Development Department Chhattisgarh manpower outsourcing tender Durg 2026 - Sweeper Service, EMD ₹179000, 25% scope clause

Bidders should submit GST, PAN, financials, EMD ₹1,79,000, and bid undertakings. Consortium bids allowed with joint liability. The ATC terms may include 25% quantity/duration adjustment; ensure compliance with non-liquidation undertakings and upload of consortium agreement if applicable. Prepare for potential scope changes during award and post-award amendments.

Required documents include GST certificate, PAN card, experience certificates for similar outsourcing, financial statements or solvency proof, EMD submission proof, bid undertakings on financial health, consortium agreement (if applicable), and bid-specific ATC uploads. Ensure all documents are current and digitally verifiable.

Contract issuance allows up to 25% increase in quantity or duration; for lumpsum-based services, the scope and contract value may also be increased by up to 25% with consent from the service provider. Any adjustment requires formal acceptance and amendment to the contract terms.

The EMD amount is ₹1,79,000. Bid submissions must include proof of EMD payment per the tender ATC. Ensure payment method aligns with the procuring authority’s accepted channels and attach receipt or bank document with the bid.

No BOQ items are published; total items listed: 0. Suppliers should prepare for a non-itemized tender structure and await further specification or amendment. Ensure readiness to modify scope and pricing if amended by the buyer’s ATC.

Bidders must not be under liquidation or court receivership; must upload an undertaking confirming financial stability. Consortium bids require equal liability among members. This tender emphasizes sound financial health as a key eligibility criterion to prevent default risk.

The tender is issued by the Urban Development Department, Chhattisgarh, for the city of Durg (490001). The procurement category is Manpower Outsourcing Services with fixed remuneration, specifically including sweeper roles.

Payment terms are not explicitly detailed in the published data; expect standard state procurement terms with possible verification of EMD, statutory documents, and service-delivery milestones. ATC terms may also require timely delivery, service performance, and compliance with financial health undertakings.