Food Corporation Of India Warehousing Service Tender Khordha Odisha 2026 - Per MT Monthly Storage of Food Grain, EMD 2.6 Lakh

Tender Overview

The Procuring Organization is the Food Corporation Of India (FCI), seeking warehousing service on a per MT monthly basis for food grain storage in Khordha, Odisha (PIN 751001). The contract covers 12,000–13,000 MT capacity conceptual scope across dry/normal warehouse facilities with services including preservation, insurance, watch & ward, and hardware supplied by the service provider. Estimated contract value is ₹33,633,600 with an EMD of ₹260,000. The opportunity involves managing godown operations with security and operational support; location-specific eligibility will drive bidder selection. Unique aspects include combining storage with related services and the requirement for a complete warehousing package under single vendor supervision.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Service category: Warehousing for food grains; monthly basis; per MT pricing structure.
• Capacity alignment: facility must support ~13,000 MT storage; dry/normal warehouse configuration.
• Services required: preservation, insurance, watch & ward; hardware by the service provider.
• Location coverage: single or multiple godowns in the specified district; integration with food grain custody and transit handling.
• Documentation expectations: standard commercial bid submissions; no BOQ items listed.
• Compliance notes: no explicit technical standards stated in the tender data; bidders should reference typical warehousing and safety norms applicable to government storage.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: ₹260,000 (likely via demand draft or online payment as per ATC).
• Estimated value: ₹33,633,600; scope includes monthly warehousing charges per MT.
• Brand/Equipment requirements: hardware by the service provider; no specific OEM names disclosed.
• Documentation: GST, PAN, experience certificates, financial statements, EMD receipt, and technical bid documents as per terms; OEM authorizations may be required in ATC.
• Delivery/Performance: no explicit delivery timeline detailed; prospective bidders should plan for ongoing monthly warehousing operations upon award.
• Penalties and warranties: not specified in the data; bidders should review ATC for LD or warranty terms.