Development Commissioner MSME Manpower Outsourcing Tender India 2026 - Minimum Wage, Make in India, Local Content 50%

Tender Overview

The Development Commissioner for micro, small and medium enterprises seeks a manpower outsourcing service alignment under minimum wage rules for semi-skilled, unskilled, and admin roles. The procurement covers outsourcing staff deployment at buyer locations with compliance to statutory wage norms. Key differentiators include Make in India preference and 50% local content requirements, plus mandatory OEM/local office presence in the consignee state. The lack of BOQ items suggests a broad service scope and vendor capability to supply labor across specified wage bands. This tender targets service providers with established payroll, statutory compliance, and rotor-ready deployment capabilities, leveraging local economic content rules and Make in India preferences to determine eligibility and pricing. The opportunity is shaped by centralized MSME procurement policy and state-level preference clauses, with emphasis on compliance and ethical employment practices.

• Organization: Development Commissioner (micro, small & medium enterprises)
• Location: Not disclosed in tender data; emphasis on local office presence in the consignee state
• Category: Manpower Outsourcing Services (Minimum wage, Semi-skilled/Admin, Unskilled/Admin)
• Estimated value/EMD: Not disclosed; scope likely tied to staffing requirements and wage rates
• Key differentiator: 50% quantity/duration adjustment option; Make in India/local content emphasis
• Unique aspect: Local office requirement; OEM/local content certification obligations

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• No BOQ items available; no explicit product specs provided
• Mandatory policy references:
  • 50% quantity/duration variation right for the buyer, up to 50% after contract award
  • Salaries paid by service provider before claiming from buyer; include PF/ESIC documentation
  • Purchase Preference: Make In India, with 50% local content minimum; OEM certificate detailing local value addition
  • State-level MSE procurement preference via Udyam registration and online validation
• Office presence: Service provider must maintain an office in the consignee state; documentary evidence required
• Compliance expectations: Upload relevant product/service certificates and required documents with bid

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD/financial eligibility: Not disclosed; bidders must meet standard pre-qualification and financial stability checks
• Eligibility criteria emphasize non-liquidity, non-bankruptcy status; bid to include undertaking
• Payment terms: Salaries paid by provider first; reimbursement from Buyer with statutory documents
• Buyer's purchase preferences: Make in India and MSE state preferences; local content certification mandatory
• Documentation: GST, PAN, experience certificates, financial statements, EMD documents, technical compliance, OEM authorizations
• Service availability: Office within consignee state; documentary evidence required
• Delivery/term flexibility: 50% adjustment window; contract duration potentially extendable under 50% variation