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Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh Government of The People’s Republic of Bangladesh Local Government Engineering Department Office of the Executive Engineer Rajbari www.lged.gov.bd Reference : 46.02.4200.000.99.055.19.3632 Dated : 07 .11.19 e-Tender Notice-07/2019-2020 e-Tender is invited in the National e-GP System Portal (http//www.eprocure.gov.bd) for the Procurement of : Sl. e-Tender Procurement No. Package No Name of Work ID Method e-Tender/LGED/Rjb/ Emergency Maintenance of Belgachi G.C-Sonapur G.C Road from Ch.00m- 1 377985 LTM GOBM/19-20/W-34 3345m. Road Code-382772009 Under Kalukhali Upazila Dist Rajbari. Emergency Maintenance of Baliakandi GC-Modhukhali RHD via Megchami road e-Tender/LGED/Rjb/ 2 from Ch. 00m-700m. Road Code-382072003 Under Baliakandi Upazila Dist 377984 LTM GOBM/19-20/W-33 Rajbari. Emergency Maintenance of Baliakandi GC-Modhukhali RHD via Megchami road e-Tender/LGED/Rjb/ 3 from Ch.700m-4570m. Road Code-382072003 Under Baliakandi Upazila Dist 377983 LTM GOBM/19-20/W-32 Rajbari. Periodic Maintenance of NHW-Katakhali GC via Tenapecha Ashrayon Prokolpo e-Tender/LGED/Rjb/ 4 Road from Ch.700m-1300m . Road Code-382292008 Under Goalanda Upazila 377964 LTM GOBM/19-20/W-24 Dist Rajbari. Emergency Maintenance of Baliakandi GC-Mirgi GC via Narua GC road from e-Tender/LGED/Rjb/ 5 Ch.600m-12300m. Road Code-382072002 Under Baliakandi Upazila Dist 377981 LTM GOBM/19-20/W-30 Rajbari. Widening of Ratandia UP-Kalikapur Hat Road from Ch.890m-1185m. ( Road e-Tender/LGED/Rjb/ Code-382773004) Under Kalukhali Upazila, Dist : Rajbari. 6 377977 LTM GOBM/19-20/W-29 Maintenance of BC Road Periodic Maintenance of Shahidwahabpur UP-Boro Nurpur Sardarkandi Bazar e-Tender/LGED/Rjb/ 7 Road from Ch.00m-730m . Road Code-382763029 Under Rajbari Sadar Upazila 377974 LTM GOBM/19-20/W-28 Dist Rajbari. e-Tender/LGED/Rjb/ Periodic Maintenance of Kallayanpur Hat-Panchuria UP Road from Ch.00km- 8 377973 LTM GOBM/19-20/W-27 700m. Road Code-382763008 Under Rajbari Sadar Upazila Dist Rajbari. e-Tender/LGED/Rjb/ Periodic Maintenance of Jamalpur UP Office Jamalpur Bazar road from 9 377972 LTM GOBM/19-20/W-26 Ch.00km-628m. Road Code-382073020 Under Baliakandi Upazila Dist Rajbari. Periodic Maintenance of Mrigi Bazar-Mrigi Police Station via Anser Ali House e-Tender/LGED/Rjb/ 10 from Ch.00m-1000m. Road Code-382774188 Under Kalukhali Upazila Dist 377971 LTM GOBM/19-20/W-25 Rajbari. Emergency Maintenance of 33 m long RCC Guirder Bridge at ch.4850m of e-Tender/LGED/Rjb/ 11 Pangsha HQ-Mrigi GC Road Code- 382732002 Under Pangsha Upazila Dist 377963 LTM GOBM/19-20/W-23 Rajbari. This is an online tender, where only e-Tender will be accepted in the National e-GP portal and no offline/hard copies will be accepted. To submit e-Tender, registration in the National e-GP System portal (http;//www.eprocure.gov.bd) is required. The fees for downloading the e-Tender Documents from the National e-GP System portal have to be deposited online through any registered Bank’s branches up to 5:00PM on Previous day of receiving Tender. Further Information and guidelines are available in the National e-GP System portal and from e-GP help desk ([email protected]). SD/- Executive Engineer LGED, Rajbari Phone : 0641-65425 [email protected] Reference : 46.02.4200.000.99.055.19.3632/1(4) Dated : 07 .11.19 CC to : 1. The Superintending Engineer (Procurment), LGED, LGED Bhaban, Agargaon, Sher-e-Banglanagar, Dhaka.1207. 2. The Superintending Engineer, LGED, Faridpur Region, District: Faridpur. 3. The Superintending Engineer(Maint.), LGED, Agargaon,Sher-e-Banglanagar, Dhaka.1207. 4. Notice Board. SD/- Executive Engineer LGED, Rajbari .
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