Central Board of Excise and Customs Cab Hiring Tender Premium Sedan Bangalore Karnataka 2026

Tender Overview

The Central Board of Excise and Customs (cbec) invites bids for Monthly Basis Cab & Taxi Hiring Services – Premium Sedan in Bangalore, Karnataka (560001). Scope specifies 2500 km and 320 hours of local travel per month, to be supplied under a local service provider. No BOQ items are listed. The contract contemplates flexible scope adjustments up to 50% before and after award, with consent required for any increase. A local service office in the consignee’s state must be established, evidenced by documentation. This procurement targets reliable, compliant chauffeur services for government operations.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Service type: Monthly cab & taxi hire for premium sedan
• Location: Bangalore, Karnataka (local travel)
• Monthly quota: 2500 km and 320 hours of service
• Vehicle category: Premium sedan
• Delivery/availability: Local service provider office in state of consignee required
• Payroll compliance: Service provider must pay salaries/wages to deployed staff upfront and subsequently claim from buyer with statutory documents (PF, ESIC) and bank statements
• Contract flexibility: Option Clause allows up to 50% increase/decrease in quantity or duration before contract issuance; post-issuance limits to 50%
• Payment terms: Salaries paid by provider first; reimbursement terms to be clarified in contract
• EMD/financials: Not specified in available data; ensure standard government bid deposits as applicable

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• 50% quantity/duration variation allowed (pre-issuance and post-issuance with bidder consent)
• Service provider must establish an office in the consignee state and provide documentary evidence
• Salary/wage payments to deployed staff must be handled by the provider prior to claiming from the buyer, with PF/ESIC and payroll records
• Local Bangalore service delivery required; no BOQ items available
• No start/end dates or estimated value provided in the data
• Emphasis on compliance with local labor and statutory requirements
• Documentation must align with standard government procurement processes