Central Water Commission Manpower Outsourcing Tender India 2026 – Minimum Wage Skilled & Semi-skilled, EMD ₹30,000

Tender Overview

Central Water Commission invites bids for Manpower Outsourcing Services on a minimum wage basis, covering skilled, semi-skilled, and admin support categories. The estimated project value is ₹1,474,806.00 with an EMD of ₹30,000. This procurement lacks explicit location data, but emphasizes uninterrupted service delivery and monthly payment cycles, with potential consolidation of payments. Bidders must demonstrate financial solvency and non-liquidation status, and may need to provide past experience proof aligned to service contracts or client execution certificates. A dedicated service support line is required, and sub-contracting or assignment needs prior written consent. Unique clauses bind the supplier to joint liability with sub-contractors, ensuring contract performance guarantees.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No product specifications are listed in the BOQ; the engagement targets manpower provision across skilled, semi-skilled, and admin roles with minimum wage benchmarking.
• EMD: ₹30,000; Estimated value: ₹1,474,806.00.
• Service expectations include uninterrupted staffing during contract period despite payment cycles; monthly payments possible, with potential consolidation.
• Payroll handling: agency must pay staff from own funds first and then seek reimbursement, attaching statutory documents (PF details, bank proof).
• Past experience proof may include contract copies, client execution certificates, or third‑party release notes.
• The buyer reserves rights on assignment, sub-contracting, and governance over service continuity.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: ₹30,000; submission alongside bid.
• Financial standing: bidder should not be under liquidation or bankruptcy; self-certify non-liquidation.
• Service & Support: dedicated toll-free number required for OEM/bidder support.
• Payment terms: monthly cycle with possible consolidation; no interest on delayed payments.
• Deliverables: uninterrupted service during contract; salaries to staff paid from bidder funds first.
• Past experience evidence: contract copies, invoices with self-certification, or client execution certificates accepted.
• Sub-contracting and assignment require buyer’s prior written consent, with joint liability maintained.