Cleaning, Sanitation and Disinfection Service

The eligibility requirements include being a registered legal entity with a track record of providing cleaning services for at least three years. Bidders must demonstrate compliance with health and safety regulations and possess required certifications related to sanitation standards. Additionally, MSEs can avail of special provisions—subject to necessary documentation proving their status.

Proposals must address specific technical specifications, including detailed methodologies for sanitation and disinfection. Bidders should specify the equipment and cleaning products used, ensuring compliance with health regulations. Furthermore, it is crucial for bidders to provide evidence of staff training in effective cleaning protocols to meet the tender’s demands.

The financial aspect of the bid will heavily influence the price evaluation criteria. Bidders should outline their pricing clearly, reflecting competitive rates for the services rendered. Cost-effectiveness, alongside demonstrated service quality, will be critical factors during the evaluation process to identify the best value for money.

During the registration process, bidders must submit several essential documents, including company registration papers, relevant experience certificates for prior cleaning contracts, and a clear financial proposal. Ensuring all documents are well-prepared and submitted by the deadline is vital for consideration.

The tender includes specific benefits for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) designed to encourage their participation. MSEs may enjoy relaxed qualification criteria and other supportive measures aimed at fostering inclusive growth in the public procurement landscape. Compliance with documentation requirements for MSE status is necessary to avail of these benefits.