Empanelment of Consultants/Service Providers for Financial Management Capacity Building

The eligibility requirements for bidders include being a registered entity under relevant laws, proven experience in financial management and consulting services, and a solid track record of previous performance on similar governmental projects. It’s essential for bidders to demonstrate the capability of their team and provide detailed qualifications of personnel who will be involved in the project.

Proposals must provide a detailed methodology for the services offered, including the types of financial management tools and qualitative frameworks the bidders will employ. Additionally, firms need to showcase the quality standards they adhere to, ensuring that their approach aligns with international best practices for urban financial governance.

Bidders are required to submit a comprehensive financial proposal that details the project scope’s cost breakdown. It is crucial to align with the payment terms established by the Urban Development and Urban Housing Department. Financial transparency and competence are key factors in both the proposal evaluation and the awarding of contracts.

The evaluation process is meticulously structured into technical and financial assessments. Bidders must first meet the stipulated technical criteria to progress to the financial evaluation. This ensures that selected candidates not only can offer competitive pricing but also meet the necessary qualifications and standards in their proposals.

This tender presents beneficial provisions aimed at encouraging MSEs to participate. Eligibility for special provisions may include flexible evaluation criteria and enhanced scoring for innovative proposals. MSEs and startups are urged to leverage their unique offerings to ensure their bids are competitive.