Government Tender Published for Security Manpower Service (Version 2.0) - Office/Commercial/Institutions/ Residential; 18 Armed and in JAMMU, JAMMU & KASHMIR

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity capable of providing security services, demonstrating relevant past project experience, and meeting necessary regulatory compliance. Bidders are expected to provide all legal documents and evidence of prior successful tenders that align with security manpower provision. Additionally, bidders must ensure they adhere to any specific guidelines set forth by the Department of Posts.

Bidders must ensure that all security personnel comply with the established technical specifications which include valid training certifications, relevant experience in security operations, and knowledge of safety protocols. A comprehensive recruitment plan detailing training procedures and efficiency in response strategies will also be assessed. Standards outlined must not only meet but exceed industry quality benchmarks to guarantee safety across all operational sites.

The submission process involves preparing all required documents in the prescribed format and ensuring they meet the criteria set out in the tender invitation. Bids need to be submitted digitally or physically by the designated deadline—making sure to include all technical, financial, and compliance documents. Specific submission formats may be indicated within the tender document, which should be followed meticulously to avoid disqualification.

The EMD is a security measure for bidders demonstrating good faith and serious intent in their bids. The specific amount required will be indicated in the tender documents. Submission of the EMD is essential to participate in the tender, ensuring that only serious bidders enter the selection process, fostering trust and commitment to the project.

Yes, the tender provides special provisions aimed at encouraging participation from Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises. MSEs may benefit from reserved quotas or preferential evaluation criteria designed to promote equitable opportunities within governmental procurement processes. This aligns with broader national policies aimed at supporting smaller enterprises and fostering local economic growth.