Employees State Insurance Corporation Holiday Home Leasing Darjeeling – CCTV, Streetlights, 5-10 Year Wet Lease 2026

Tender Overview

Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) invites bids for leasing a Holiday Home in Darjeeling with a wet lease model where maintenance is borne by the lessor. The contract spans 5 to 10 years across Ground Floor / First Floor / Second Floor, including CCTV facility, streetlights near the building, and electricity back-up. Estimated value is ₹25,15,590. The opportunity targets property owners with a ready-to-operate leased facility in Darjeeling, offering a structured, multi-floor occupancy with security and power back-up. A key differentiator is the combination of security infrastructure and utility-backed tenancy in a government-lodging context.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Property type: Holiday home/leasing of commercial property in Darjeeling, multi-floor occupancy (Ground/First/Second).
• Lease model: Wet lease (lessor bears maintenance).
• Term: 5 to 10 years with a 25% quantity/duration variation clause at contract issue.
• Facilities required: CCTV facility, streetlights near the building, electricity back-up (generator or UPS).
• Location emphasis: Darjeeling, West Bengal; service office in consignee state required; dedicated toll-free service support.
• Financials: Estimated value around ₹25,15,590; EMD details not specified in data but payment via DD to ESIC Fund at SBI Kolkata possible after award.
• Compliance notes: Prior experience criteria acceptable via contracts, invoices, or client certificates; project proofs acceptable in multiple formats.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD/submission: EMD amount not disclosed; accepted form for performance security includes Account Payee DD payable to ESIC Fund at SBI Kolkata; scanned DD copy may be uploaded post-award.
• Experience evidence: Contract copies with invoices, execution certificates, or third-party notes acceptable as proof.
• Delivery/support: Office of service provider must be located within the consignee state; dedicated toll-free support line required.
• Sub-contracting: Sub-contracting requires prior written consent; ultimate liability remains with the primary bidder.
• Documentation: Bidders must upload all required certificates and documents per bid, ATC, and corrigenda; omission may lead to rejection.