Dg Armed Forces Medical Service Manpower Outsourcing Tender Jaipur 2026 - Minimum Wage Highly-Skilled Healthcare

Tender Overview

The opportunity is issued by the Dg Armed Forces Medical Service under the Department Of Defence for Manpower Outsourcing Services - Minimum wage - Highly-Skilled; Graduate; Healthcare. The contract requires an office in Jaipur and adherence to bid undertakings. A 25% flexibility clause allows increments or reductions in contract quantity or duration at procurement and post-award within defined limits. The Ministry of Defence reserves rights to cancel bids; bidders must acknowledge potential termination for breach, non-performance, or SLA failures with penalty triggers. This tender emphasizes governance around single-bid commitments and post-award acceptance rules to prevent multiple bid conflicts.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Service category: Manpower outsourcing services focused on healthcare with minimum wage and highly-skilled/graduate workforce.
• Key locality requirement: Jaipur office location for service delivery and oversight (documentary evidence required).
• Variation rights: 25% contract quantity or duration adjustment at issue and post-award with setup of consent.
• SLA/termination triggers: termination for contravention, SLA breaches, or penalties reaching 10% of contract value; additional termination grounds per government policy.
• Governance: MODEF/GeM terms apply; bidders must comply with uploaded ATC undertakings related to bid submission integrity.

Terms, Conditions & Eligibility

• EMD amount: Not disclosed in the available terms; bidders should verify at bid submission.
• Officious variation: quantity/duration may vary by up to 25%; post-award adjustments require service provider consent.
• Office requirement: service provider must have an office in Jaipur with documentary proof.
• Breach and penalties: termination on material breach or repeated SLA violations; contract may be cancelled by MoD without reason.
• Bidder conduct: undertakings to be uploaded per ATC; single-bid commitment required; L-1 non-acceptance implications apply for three years.