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As per general clause act, 02 firms may represent the separate entities though the owner may be same.
Can proprietor having two firms bid for same tender
Can Proprietor having two firms bid for same tender in any govt dept with separate GST no, EPF No , ESI No , MSME registration, bank account etc. but income tax filling done in same owner pan card
Asked 4 years ago in Labour
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if yes kindly provide any rule /Govt DO or court order if any
Asked 4 years ago
two different entities can bid for the same tender as a firm is a seperate legal entity despite the fact that it is controlled by same person. It also depends upon the bye-laws laid down for the bidder to follow.
What are the terms and conditions of tender ?
proprietor cannot submit 2 bids for same tender as in 2 firms proprietor are the same
Check the terms and conditions of tender
If two different firm name can bid the same tender.
if yes kindly provide any rule /Govt DO or court order if any as the office requires the document. in tender only one line is there Each Bidder must submit only one Bid
Asked 4 years ago
You have to bid the tender on your firms name and not on your name.
You are required to submit only one bid
2) since proprietor is same if you submit 2 bids they would be rejected
The tender conditions has to be examined to answer this question.
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G.Rajaganapathy
High Court of Madras
The terms and conditions of the tender need to be produced in order to advise you in this matter.
Terms and conditions of the tender are variable and vary from tender to tender. If the tender allows one person to place multiple bids under different names, then you can do it.
Generally, it is not allowed.
Same proprietor cannot send tenders on two different firm names for the same contract.
It can be considered as an illegal act and also an offence.
The same proprietor of the second company cannot bid the single tender on behalf of two companies simultaneously.
The rule says that each bidder can bid with one tender alone and not two bidding at a time for the same contract.
It's illegal as he can bid by name of single prorprietoship
yes two business entities can participate in tenders even if those businesses owned by the same person there is nothing like person will have to be rejected because of the ownership of business
Yes if no bar in tender qualified rules that same identity cannot apply with different name and style.Rule must be provided in tender only.
Each Bidder must submit only one Bid and bid with different name and style is different thing.
1. No two firms with same proprietor cannot bid for same tender.
2. It can result in disqualification of bids.
Yes. As the firms are different he is filing bids for 2 different firms.
This is the law. Multiple ompanies or firms may be owned by a single person and he may bid as a person in different capacities.
Each bidder means that a bidder who has a firm or a company and that entity may bid only once.
But he can bid again through another firm.