Facility Management Services - LumpSum Based - Healthcare; Patient Support Services; Consumables to
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BANGALORE, KARNATAKA
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Health and Family Welfare Department Karnataka invites bids for Facility Management Services (Lump Sum) in the healthcare sector, with consumables to be provided by the service provider included in the contract cost. The procurement is located in Karnataka and targets a lump-sum management solution for patient support and healthcare facilities. Key differentiators include a flexible 25% quantity/duration variation at contract issuance and the option for excess settlement with additional charges declared during invoicing. No BOQ items are listed, signaling a broad scope and higher flexibility for bidders.
Product/Service: Facility Management Services (Lump Sum) for healthcare facilities in Karnataka
Consumables: Included in contract cost; bidder to supply as part of service
Quantity/Duration: Variations allowed up to 25% at contract issue; subsequent changes also capped at 25%
Excess settlement: Optional additional charges up to specified percentage; require documentary support
Documentation: Review of Buyer Uploaded ATC for any special compliance or reporting requirements
25% variation: contract quantity or duration can be increased up to 25%
Excess settlement: add-on charges allowed with mandatory supporting documents
Consumables included: service cost to cover consumables as part of lump-sum
Payment terms will be defined in the final contract; the tender notes alternative invoicing via excess settlement and declared charges, requiring documentary support.
No fixed delivery milestones are specified in the data; bidders should align with facility management timelines as per ATC and final contract.
No explicit LD details in provided data; bidders should verify LD/penalties in the final ATC and contract to ensure compliance.
Experience in delivering facility management services in healthcare environments
Financial stability evidenced by audited statements
Capacity to supply consumables as part of a lump-sum contract
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BANGALORE, KARNATAKA
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BANGALORE, KARNATAKA
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BANGALORE, KARNATAKA
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CHICKMAGALUR, KARNATAKA
Directorate Of Health And Family Welfare Services
GADAG, KARNATAKA
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GST registration certificate
Permanent Account Number (PAN) card
Experience certificates for similar facility management in healthcare
Financial statements (last 2-3 years) and turnover proof
EMD/Security deposit documents (if required by ATC)
Technical bid documents demonstrating capabilities
OEM authorizations or service partner agreements (if applicable)
Any certificates referenced in ATC (if provided)
Key insights about KARNATAKA tender market
Bidders should first review the Buyer Uploaded ATC, confirm eligibility for healthcare FM in Karnataka, prepare GST, PAN, and financials, and gather experience certificates. The contract is lump-sum with consumables included; ensure compliance with the 25% quantity/duration variation rule and possible excess settlement invoicing.
Submit GST registration, PAN, experience certificates for similar healthcare FM projects, recent financial statements, and technical bid documents. Include any OEM authorizations if applicable and security deposit or EMD documents as per ATC requirements for the final contract.
Consumables are included in the lump-sum contract cost; bidders must verify the exact scope in the ATC and final contract. Ensure quality and delivery processes for consumables meet healthcare facility standards and align with the 25% variation clause in the agreement.
Variation is permitted up to 25% at the time of issue of the contract, and may be adjusted within the same 25% limit thereafter as per the buyer terms. Bid adjustments should reflect this flexibility in the proposal.
Excess settlement allows service providers to include additional charges up to a defined percentage of item-level value, with mandatory supporting documents. Declare applicability during invoice creation and ensure total invoiced amount stays within the limit.
Final payment terms are defined in the contract after bid evaluation. The tender notes excess settlement options; bidders should look for terms detailing milestones, invoicing schedules, and any advance payments as per the ATC.
While not specified in the data, bidders should anticipate standard healthcare facility management practice including IS0-compatible quality controls, safety compliance, and any state-level procurement standards referenced in the ATC. Prepare relevant certifications and past performance evidence.
The procurement authority under the Health and Family Welfare Department Karnataka will review ATC compliance. Bidders must adhere to ATC requirements, provide all requested documentation, and ensure consumables and services meet health facility standards.
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