Job Portal Uttar Pradesh Labour Department Manpower Outsourcing Tender 2026 Fixed Remuneration UP 288000

Bidders must ensure GST and PAN validity, provide financial statements, and furnish Experience certificates for graduate-level roles in Finance/Accounts and Legal Consultancy. Prepare an undertaking of non-liquidity, confirm state-based office presence, and upload all required certificates per ATC. The contract allows up to 25% variation in quantity/duration and requires compliance with all bid terms.

Submit GST certificate, PAN card, Experience certificates, Financial statements, EMD/security deposit as applicable, Technical bid documents, and OEM authorizations if required. Include an undertaking confirming non-liquidity and non-bankruptcy. Ensure documentary evidence of a state-based service office is provided.

Eligibility includes valid GST and PAN, demonstrated manpower outsourcing capability for Graduate roles, a physical office within the state of the consignee with evidence, and the ability to comply with ATC clauses. No liquidation or bankruptcy status is allowed; bidders must upload required certificates and documents.

The estimated value is ₹288,000 for manpower outsourcing services across Finance/Accounts and Legal Consultant roles. The scope is service-oriented with no BoQ items; contractor should provide fixed remuneration staffing and adhere to the 25% variation clause in quantity or duration.

Delivery timelines are governed by ATC; specific dates are not provided in data. Payment terms will be defined in the contract/ATC. Bidder should be prepared to align with department needs and withstand possible variations while ensuring timely staffing under fixed remuneration.

Download and thoroughly review the ATC document referenced in the tender; ensure all certificates requested in the Bid Document are uploaded. Non-compliance leads to rejection. Maintain updated GST, PAN, and organizational certificates, plus proof of office within the state.

Provide an explicit undertaking stating the bidder is not under liquidation, receivership, or bankruptcy. The undertaking should accompany the bid submission, alongside other mandatory financial documents, to satisfy financial standing requirements.

Yes, bidders must have an office in the state of the consignee with documentary evidence. This requirement ensures local service availability and compliance with state-based procurement norms; include address proof and registration details in the submission.