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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) FOR ROUND-THE- CLOCK-SECURITY SERVICE AT NATIONAL TESTING AGENCY (NTA)

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What is this tender for?

The National Testing Agency (NTA) is seeking proposals for round-the-clock security services at its location in Delhi.

Who can bid / win?

Bidders must have a minimum average annual turnover of 375 lakh (37.5 million) over the last three years. They must also have experience supplying similar security services to Central/State Government organizations or PSUs for the required number of financial years as specified in the document. OEMs must meet the same turnover criteria. MSEs and startups may qualify for relaxation on experience and turnover requirements.

Key terms

  • Bid End Date: 2026-08-17
  • Bid Validity: 180 days
  • EMD Amount: 1,500,000
  • Tender Type: Open (GeM)
  • MII Purchase Preference: Yes (up to 20% price within L1+X%)
  • MSE Purchase Preference: Yes (up to 15% price within L1+X%)
Source bodyNational Testing Agency (NTA)
Reference numberGEM/2026/B/7832169
Statusactive (section: active)
Year2026
Closing date2026-08-17
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