Indian Army Manpower Outsourcing Tender South Andaman 2026 - Minimum Wage Skilled/Semi-Skilled with 25% Flexibility

Tender Overview

The Indian Army (Department Of Military Affairs) seeks manpower outsourcing services in the South Andaman, Andaman & Nicobar 744101. Scope centers on skilled and semi-skilled personnel under minimum wage norms; ITI/secondary school qualifications are referenced. The project carries an EMD of ₹65,000 and involves contract quantity/duration adjustments with a 25% flex clause. No BOQ items are listed, and the absence of product specifications implies a process-oriented outsourcing bid rather than a hard goods procurement. The tender emphasizes administrative ATC terms and potential scope expansion for lumpsum contracts, marking a supplier-management and compliance challenge for providers with government-sector experience.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Category: Manpower Outsourcing Services – Minimum wage for Skilled; ITI; Others; Semi-skilled; Secondary School; Others
• Estimated Value: Not specified
• EMD: ₹65,000 to be submitted as per tender rules
• Delivery/Performance Scope: 25% quantity or duration adjustment permitted at issuance and with post-issuance consent for lumpsum contracts
• Standards/Compliance: Not specified (no itemized technical specs available); ATC file referenced for terms
• BOQ: Total Items: 0; no quantity-based line items
• Location: South Andaman, Andaman & Nicobar - 744101; procurement relates to manpower provisioning for Army operations
• Eligibility Signals: Government outsourcing contract pattern requiring adherence to buyer-specified variations and contract expansion safeguards
• Key Differentiator: Flexible contract scope adjustment (25% up/down) and ATC-driven bid terms

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD: ₹65,000 as bid security
• Delivery/Duration Flexibility: Up to 25% change in quantity or duration at contract issue; post-issuance approval required for scope changes
• Payment/Contract Type: Lumpsum-based service contracts with consent for value expansion
• Documents: Submission aligned to ATC; default government bid docs likely required (GSTIN, PAN, experience certificates, financials, OEM authorizations)
• Warranty/Support: Not specified; subject to standard army contract terms
• ATC/ATC File: Referenced and to be viewed; ensure compliance with buyer-added terms
• Key Risk: Absence of explicit technical specs implies emphasis on vendor capability, governance, and personnel compliance