Cleaning, Sanitation and Disinfection Service - Outcome Based - Office/Commercial/Institutions/Resi
Cbic Central Board Of Indirect Taxes & Customs
DIMAPUR, NAGALAND
Posted:
14 October 2025
Closed:
24 October 2025
GEM
Tender Overview
The Central Board Of Excise And Customs (cbec) in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu 627713 invites bids for Cleaning, Sanitation and Disinfection Service covering general office cleaning, sweeping, mopping and dusting for institutional premises. Estimated value is ₹2,000,000 with no BOQ items listed. The contract contemplates performance within an office/commercial/administrative environment and may require ongoing sanitation duties. A notable differentiator is the compulsory bid terms allowing a 25% increase/decrease in contract quantity or duration at contract issuance, plus an Excess Settlement mechanism to bill addons up to a defined percentage of item-level value. This tender demands precise adherence to the buyer’s ATC and reservation of rights.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
While no itemized technical specs are published, bidders should prepare for a comprehensive cleaning/service contract covering routine housekeeping tasks within an Indian government office setting. Expect service levels for general cleaning, disinfection, and waste management aligned to standard office sanitation practices. Bidders must be ready to demonstrate capability for indoor cleaning across multiple work areas with appropriate manpower and supervisor oversight, including compliance with any institutional hygiene policies.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
Key terms include a 25% quantity/duration variation window at contract issue and again post-issuance, plus an Excess Settlement option enabling additional invoice charges up to a defined percentage of the item-level total. Ensure readiness to submit supporting documents for addons, and align invoicing with the specified percentage ceilings. EMD details are not disclosed; verify eligibility criteria in the ATC and overall procurement guidelines. Compliance with government procurement norms is mandatory.
