Engagement of Practicing Company Secretaries/ Firm of Company Secretaries for Carrying Out Secretarial Audit of NUPPL for the FY 2025-26

The eligibility requirements include being a registered practicing company secretary or a firm of company secretaries, with proven experience in conducting secretarial audits. It is essential for bidders to provide appropriate documentation to validate their expertise and compliance with applicable corporate governance standards.

Bidders must meet comprehensive technical specifications, including knowledge of relevant corporate laws and a proven track record in compliance and governance. Qualifications and certifications of personnel involved in the audit must be submitted to demonstrate adherence to industry standards and professional expertise.

The submission process requires all necessary documents to be uploaded through the designated electronic platform. Bidders should ensure that their proposals are complete, formatted in recommended document types, and comply with submission methods outlined in the tender. Documentation must be assembled to facilitate a thorough evaluation by the tender committee.

The payment terms will be outlined within the finalized agreement following the selection process. Typically, payments may be structured in milestones, contingent upon the completion of specific deliverables and successful audits. Bidders should be prepared to negotiate terms that align with industry standards while ensuring compliance with governmental guidelines.

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs) enjoy specific benefits under this tender, including possible relaxation of eligibility criteria and favorable evaluation considerations. Compliance with ‘Make in India’ policies may further enhance MSE opportunities in public procurement, promoting local content in the services procured.