Invitation to Bid - Manpower Outsourcing Services - Fixed Remuneration - Knitting Instructor; knitting Instructor; Seco in LEH, JAMMU & KASHMIR

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with relevant experience in providing manpower services specifically focused on vocational education and training. Bidders should demonstrate expertise in the fields outlined in the tender, such as knitting, embroidery, and garment making. Moreover, they should hold the necessary licenses to operate legally in the educational sector and have a solid track record documenting previous successful engagements in similar projects.

Instructors provided under this tender must have at least a diploma or degree in their respective fields, such as knitting or embroidery. Additional technical specifications include having practical instructional experience within a secondary school or vocational training context. Instructors must be capable of conducting effective demonstrations as part of their teaching methods to ensure comprehensive skill development among students.

To partake in the tender, an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is required to ensure serious participation among bidders. The EMD acts as a security deposit that may be forfeited if the bidder withdraws after the proposal submission or fails to fulfill the contract terms. Details regarding the EMD amount and payment methods will be specified in the tender documentation, and bidders should ensure submission in the prescribed format.

Proposals must be submitted electronically, following the designated guidelines outlined in the tender documentation. The evaluation process will consider both technical and financial aspects to ensure a balanced assessment of each bid. Criteria such as service quality, cost-effectiveness, and compliance with the outlined requirements will play a crucial role in determining which bidders will be shortlisted for final consideration.

MSEs participating in the tender will benefit from preferential provisions designed to encourage local entrepreneurs. This includes potential relaxation of certain criteria and evaluation flexibility aimed at reducing barriers to entry for smaller businesses. Additionally, initiatives supporting ‘Make in India’ promote local content and procurement rules, providing an avenue for MSEs to contribute effectively to community skill development initiatives.