AMC of Computers- reg
What is this tender for?
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is contracting for comprehensive annual maintenance services (AMC) for computer hardware, including computers, laptops, printers, and UPSs, at its Delhi office, with potential extension up to 3 years based on performance.
Who can bid / win?
Bidders must have at least two years of experience in computer maintenance for large government organizations, a minimum annual turnover of Rs. 1,00,000 for AMC/work/sale of computers and peripherals over the last two years (2010-2011 and 2011-2012), and be authorized service providers for HP, HCL, Lenovo, Compaq, Acer, Dell, or Mac Apple for 2010-2012. Bidders must also have ISO certification or equivalent (preferred but not mandatory).
Key terms
- Estimated contract value: Not stated
- EMD/security amount: Rs. 2,000/- (as a demand draft)
- Tender type: Open (no restriction mentioned)
- Bid submission deadline: 2012-06-22
- Bid validity: Not stated
- Contract duration: One year (extendable up to 3 years based on performance)
| Source body | Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) |
| Reference number | — |
| Status | closed (section: academic_archive) |
| Year | 2012 |
| Closing date | 2012-06-22 |
| Documents | 2 · changed 1× after publishing |
Highlights & Points worth asking
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What we observed
- The department changed this document 1 time after first publishing it.
Points a citizen might reasonably ask
- What prompted each amendment, and was the closing date extended to give bidders time to respond?
- Do the eligibility and scope requirements match the stated purpose and estimated value?
- Were all amendments published on the portal before the deadline?
Documents
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