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Cumilla Dbœq‡Bi Myzš¿ †Kl Nvwmbvi G~J Gš¿ Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh Local Government Engineering Department Office of the Executive Engineer District: Cumilla Dbœq‡bi MYZš¿ www.lged.gov.bd †kL nvwmbvi g~j gš¿ Memo No. 46.02.1900.000.07.001(Part-1).18.358 Date: 21/01/2020 e-Tender Notice Tender Notice No: 40/2019-2020 e-Tender is invited in the National e-GP Portal (http://www.eprocure.gov.bd) for the Procurement of Works as stated below: Tender/ Sl. Method of Package No. Name of Works Proposal No. Tender ID No. RIDP(CBC)/ Improvement of Lalmai Collage-Sara bazar Road at Ch. 00-1500m Road ID. 419914081 under 1. 409716 LTM C-W384 Sadar Sakshin Upazila District. Cumilla (Salvage materials cost Tk. 24,674/-). RIDP(CBC)/ Improvement of Burichang Kalikapur Thana Road Haripur-Khodaidhuali Road. Ch. 00-500m 2. 409717 LTM C-W248 Road ID. 419185032 under Burichang Upazila Cumilla District. RIDP(CBC)/ Improvement of Bhaukshar-Mudaffargonj Road at Ch. 388-1092m Road ID. 419045124 under 3. 409714 LTM C-W272 Barura Upazila. District. Cumilla. RIDP(CBC)/ Improvement of Borolla Bazar - Munshirhat GC Rd. Ch. 1000-1500m [Road ID. 419904075] 4. 409715 LTM C-W142 under Monohorganj Upazila District Cumilla. Re-Construction of 2x4.00mx3.50m RCC Box Culvert on Pihor-Gobidopur Road at Ch. 13m GCP-3/ 5. Road ID. 419275099 Salvage Tk.=31,464/- under Chandina Upazila, District: Cumilla. 414075 LTM C-M133 GCP-3/ Periodic Maintenance (Widening & Rehabilitation) of Chandanpur UPC-Tulatoly bazar Road at 6. 414076 LTM C-M132 00-1475m Road ID.419883003 under Meghna Upazila, District: Cumilla. Periodic Maintenance (Overlay) of Gunanandi - Comilla Cantonment (Gate no 22) Road at 00- GCP-3/ 7. 605m Road ID.419675097 Salvage Tk. 32225.54/- under Adarsha Sadar Upazila, District: 414080 LTM C-M127 Cumilla. GCP-3/ Periodic Maintenance (Re-seal) of Ramkrishnapur-Chanderchar-Pachkitta GC Road at 00- 8. 414079 LTM C-M126 3997m Road ID.419543005 under Homna Upazila, District: Cumilla. GCP-3/ Improvement work of Bucci Bazar - Goshai Puskurni Road Ch. 900-1515m & including GPS 9. 414925 LTM C-W133 link Ch. 0-300m at Upazila: Lalmai,Dist: Cumilla (Road ID - 419915104) [2nd call]. GCP-3/C- Periodic Maintenance (Widening & Rehabilitation) of Jamira-Jamua-Amua-Nichantapur Road 10. 414078 LTM M125 at 4500-6370m Road ID.419913025 under Lalmai Upazila, District: Cumilla. e-Tender/LGED/ Periodic Maintenance Kutumbapur NHW- Dollai Nowabpur GC via Kaliarchar Bazar Road 11. Cum/GOBM/18- from Ch. 6383m-11440m Road ID419272006 under Upazila Chandina District Cumilla (4th 408120 OSTETM 19/W-100 Call). Rehabilitation of Darbeshpara- Gayerbanga- Palpara-Patrai Bazar Road from Ch. 00-4040m FDR/Cum/18- 12. under Upazila : Lalmai (Cumilla Sadar), District: Cumilla . Road ID No. 419913001 (2nd Call). 412999 OSTETM 19/UNR/W-16 GCP-3/ Periodic Maintenance (Widening & Rehabilitation) of Bagmara-Kaniapukurpar-Askamta-Atiti 13. 414077 OSTETM C-M124 Road at 00-3870m Road ID.419914117 under Lalmai Upazila, District: Cumilla. This is an online Tender, where only e-Tender will be accepted in the National e-GP Portal and no Off- line/Hard copies will be accepted. To submit e-Tender, registration in the National e-GP Portal (http://www.eprocure.gov.bd) is required. The fees for downloading the e-Tender Documents from the National e-GP Portal have to be deposited through online at any Branches of registered Bank up to 09-02-2020, 17:00 pm. for SL. No. 1 to 12; upto 23-02-2020, 17:00 pm. for Sl. No. 13. Further information and guidelines are available in the National e-GP System Portal and from e-GP help desk ([email protected] v.bd.) The Tender Notice will be available on the website: www.lged.gov.bd. Sd/- (Khandaker Asaduzzaman) Executive Engineer LGED, Cumilla. Phone:081-68960 e-mail:[email protected] Memo No. 46.02.1900.000.07.133.17. 358 /1(30) Date: 21/01/2020 Copy forwarded for information and necessary action please to: 1. The Director General, CPTU, IMED, Block-12, 2nd Floor, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka-1207. He is requested to publish the e-Tender Notice in the CPTU website. 2. The Addl. Chief Engineer, LGED, Chittagong Division. 3 The Addl. Chief Engineer(RID&M), LGED, LGED Bhaban, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka-1207. 4. The Superintending Engineer(Maintenance), LGED, LGED, Bhaban, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka-1207. 5. The Superintending Engineer, LGED, Cumilla Region, District: Cumilla. 6. The Project Director, RIDP(CBC)/GCP-3/FDDRIRP, LGED Bhaban, Agargaon, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka. 7. The Deputy Commissioner, District: Cumilla. 8. The Superintendent of Police, District: Cumilla. Contd. P/2 Page-2 9. The Executive Engineer, LGED, District: B.Baria/Chandpur. 10. The Upazila Engineer, LGED, Upazila: ……………………………, District: Cumilla. 11. The Senior Assistant Engineer, GIS Unit, LGED HQ, Agargaon, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka-1207. He is requested to publish the e-Tender Notice in the LGED website. 12. The Editor, mgKvj/w` AeRvifvi/Kzwgjøvi KvMR with a request to publish the above e-Tender Notice in your widely circulated National Daily Newspapere (Size 9”x4 Column) on or before 23/01/2020 for one day only. 13. Notice Board (All). Sd/- (Khandaker Asaduzzaman) Executive Engineer LGED, Cumilla. .
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