Get enlisted as a contractor with Rajasthan PWD in the right class, with your documents, solvency and experience prepared so the application clears first time.
Licence your private security agency under the PSARA Act for one district, several districts or all of Rajasthan, with the training tie-up and police verification handled.
Consent to Establish and Consent to Operate from the Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board for factories, workshops, hospitals, hotels and other units.
Provisional and final Fire NOC for hotels, hospitals, schools, factories, commercial buildings and other premises in Rajasthan, including renewal.
Retail (chemist) or wholesale drug licence from the Drugs Control Organisation, Rajasthan, with the premises and pharmacist requirements checked before inspection.
Everything a security agency in Rajasthan needs to know before applying under the PSARA Act: coverage, documents, training tie-up, timeline and the duties that follow.
What Rajasthan PWD looks at when it registers a contractor, how classes work, which documents to prepare and how to get ready for e-tendering.
Any proprietorship, partnership, LLP or company that wants to bid for works tendered by the Public Works Department, Rajasthan. Most state works departments in Rajasthan expect bidders to hold a valid contractor registration in a class matching the value of the work.
Any person or entity that provides private security guards or security services to others, whether a company, LLP, partnership or proprietorship. Running a security agency without a licence is an offence under the PSARA Act, punishable with imprisonment of up to one year, a fine of up to ₹25,000, or both.
Consent to Establish is needed before you build or install a unit. Consent to Operate is needed before you start production or operations, and it is checked against the conditions of the CTE. Both are issued by the Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board.
It depends on occupancy, height and area. Hotels, hospitals and nursing homes, schools and coaching centres, factories and warehouses, cinemas, malls, restaurants above a size and high-rise residential or commercial buildings generally need one. We confirm whether your premises are covered.
A retail chemist needs retail drug licences, issued in separate forms for general drugs and for drugs in restricted schedules. A distributor or stockist needs wholesale licences. If you do both from one premises, you apply for both, and the premises must meet the combined area requirement.