Tenders Are Invited For Security And Guarding Services For The Building Of The General Secretariat Of The Supreme Council For Planning And Development.

Tenders are invited for Security and Guarding Services for the Building of the General Secretariat of the Supreme Council for Planning and Development. Documents Price: 75 The tender documents will be published on CAPTs website for review before purchase; payment by certified cheque or K-Net card; bid submission deadline 1:00 p.m. on the closing date. Bidders must follow the instructions for tenderers regarding submission of bids on CD as published on www.capt.gov.kw; all documents on non-copyable CD except the bid form and bid bond as hard copies. The tender is indivisible. The deadline for receiving inquiries and clarifications from companies is 20/05/2026; no inquiries received thereafter will be considered. A valid national manpower percentage certificate from the Public Authority for Manpower must accompany the bid, together with a valid "To Whom It May Concern" certificate confirming the absence of any hold on the bidders file; non-compliant bids will be excluded. SME owners are exempt from document fees pursuant to Article (39) of Law No. 74/2019 and must attach a valid certificate from the National Fund for SMEs. Bid Bond: KD 2,000 valid for 90 days in favour of the Central Agency for Public Tenders. Pre-tendering meeting: Not stated Inquiries: through the website www.capt.gov.kw. The text of the tender documents will be posted on the web site of CAPT for information before purchasing the tender documents. The offers should be submitted not later than 1:00 p.m. on the closing date mentioned above. The tenderers should observe the instructions related to submitting and depositing the offers on the CD posted on the website of CAPT at www.capt.gov. kw The above-mentioned price should be paid by certified cheque or Knet. Contractors/ companies should submit their enquiries to the interested body at time and place which are mentioned above of the pre-tendering meeting (inquiry session). Enquiries sent to CAPT will be disregarded. All documents should be submitted on CDs that cannot be copied, except for the text of the offer and the bid bond which should be submitted on paper. This tender is indivisible. The certificate of observance of the national manpower employment rate issued by the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor, valid for one year, should be submitted with the offer. The tenderer should submit a current certificate issue to whom it may concern by the Manpower Public Authority stating that the file of the tenderer at the MPA is not suspended because of any of the violations specified in Article 10 of Law No. 6 of 2010 concerning Labor in the Private Sector. Offers that do not contain this certificate will be rejected. This announcement serves as an invitation to the tenderers to attend the envelope-opening session. Tenderers who wish to attend the envelopes-opening session should coordinate with the Envelopes Opening Section before the date set for opening the envelopes, and should bring the following documents to the session: A copy of the Civil ID. A written Authorization letter from the person who is accredited by the CAPT. In the event of attendance by a person other than the authorized signatory, he should bring a letter signed by the authorized signatory accredited at CAPT designating the person who will attend the meeting. The owners of small and medium enterprises are exempted from paying the price of the tender documents, in accordance with Section 39 of Law No. 74/2019 concerning amendments to Law No. 49 of 2016 concerning Public Tenders. The owner of a small or medium enterprise should submit with its offer a valid certificate issued by the National Fund for Supporting and Developing Small and Medium Projects whereby it states that the tenderer is classified as a small or medium enterprise at the Fund. This announcement is considered an integral part of the tender documents. For further information, please visit our site at www.capt.gov.kw Tender Link : Kuwait Digest