Tender Overview
The Food Corporation Of India (FCI), Department Of Food And Public Distribution, invites a percentage-quote based tender for handling and transport services in Silchar, Assam. The estimated contract value is ₹2,500,000. The tender emphasizes a flexible quantity and duration framework, allowing a up to 25% adjustment at contract issuance and post-award. The deployment will be at the FCI Division Office, Silchar, with service delivery at the specified buyer location. This opportunity targets providers with robust field execution capabilities in logistics and staff deployment, and requires adherence to the buyer’s fiscal and administrative controls. Key differentiator is the explicit quantity/duration adjustment window, enabling responsive contract scaling.
Technical Specifications & Requirements
No itemized BOQ is provided. Critical available details include:
- Category: Handling & Transport Service with percentage-based pricing.
- Estimated value: ₹2,500,000.
- Delivery/installation location: FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA, DIVISIONAL OFFICE, SILCHAR, Assam.
- Scope hints: Service provider responsible for salaries/wages of deployed staff (first paid by contractor, with subsequent reimbursement/claims to buyer supported by statutory documents).
- Compliance considerations rely on general transport/handling standards; no explicit product specs or IS/ISO certificates are listed in the data.
- No BOQ quantity items are provided, implying a potentially variable engagement depending on H&W requirements.
Terms, Conditions & Eligibility
- EMD: Not specified in the data provided. Vendors should verify local tender norms.
- Delivery timeline: Not explicitly stated; contract quantity/duration may vary by up to 25% at issue and post-award.
- Payment terms: Contractor must pay salaries and wages to deployed staff up front and then claim reimbursement from the buyer with required statutory documents (PF, ESIC, bank statements).
- Address for delivery/installation: Silchar Divisional Office, Assam.
- Documentation requirements and eligibility specifics beyond staff payment provisions are not detailed in the available data, suggesting bidders should seek clarifications for complete submission norms.