Deployment of Unskilled and Semi-Skilled Supervisors

The eligibility requirements for deployment tenders generally stipulate that the bidder must be a registered entity and have the proven capability to perform similar services. Bidders should demonstrate their compliance with statutory obligations and may benefit from concessions if they belong to the MSE category.

To participate in service tenders, bidders typically need to provide certificates proving registration, experience in similar projects, and any industry-specific certifications that validate their capabilities. Additionally, a business license and tax registration documents may be required.

To submit a tender, potential bidders must register on the official e-tendering platform. This involves completing an online registration form, submitting required documentation, and potentially paying any necessary fees. Detailed instructions for the registration process will be included in the tender guidelines.

Bidders are usually required to provide financial statements to demonstrate their economic stability and capability to handle the project. Payment terms may include an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD), performance security agreements, and specific milestones linked to payment releases.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs), along with startups, enjoy certain benefits in this tender, including relaxed compliance conditions and potential financial support mechanisms. These provisions are aimed at encouraging participation from smaller enterprises and fostering entrepreneurship within the Make in India framework.