Security Manpower Service - Directorate General of Training

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with a valid business license, demonstrating experience in the security services industry, and having trained personnel available for deployment. Bidders must also ensure compliance with local laws governing security services. It is essential to submit documentation that supports these requirements to qualify for consideration in the bidding process.

Participants must submit relevant certificates that verify their registration as a security service provider. Additionally, proof of training certifications for security personnel, compliance with safety regulations, and any other industry-standard qualifications should be included as part of the submitted documentation to reinforce the bidders’ credibility.

Bids must be submitted via the designated electronic portal specified in the tender documentation. Bidders need to provide both technical and financial proposals in accepted formats, including PDFs and Word documents. It’s vital to ensure that all documents adhere to the submission methods outlined in the tender to avoid disqualification.

Payment terms will be clearly stipulated in the final contract once the successful bidder is selected. Typically, payments are made based on milestones achieved during the contract’s lifecycle, subject to performance evaluations. Bidders should be prepared to discuss financial arrangements and ensure their proposals reflect competitive and fair pricing strategies that align with market standards.

Yes, the tender includes special provisions for MSEs, granting them support throughout the bidding process. This may include relaxed eligibility criteria and additional support to ensure that they can effectively participate. Such benefits align with the government’s initiatives to promote local enterprises, particularly those that adhere to ‘Make in India’ policies or contribute to local procurement frameworks.