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NOTICE INVITING TENDERS Sealed tenders based on item rates /percentage above or below on approved estimated (DNIT) amount are hereby invited, for the works mentioned below from the contractors / firms enlisted / renewed with C&W Department for the current financial year 2017-18 in the field of Buildings works and who has a PEC license in relevant category 2017-18. Tender documents can be obtained from the date of publication of invitation to bids in the newspaper from any of the below mentioned offices, upon written request accompanied with attested copies of enlistment / renewal letter, PEC license, CNIC of contractor /managing Partner / Director of the firm along with registered power of attorney and on payment of prescribed tender fee in the form of CDR / Bank Draft / Cashier’s Cheque of any scheduled bank: i) Chief Engineer, Punjab Buildings Department North Zone Lahore. ii) Commissioner Rawalpindi Division Rawalpindi. iii) Superintending Engineer, Buildings Circle No.1 Rawalpindi. iv) Deputy Commissioner Chakwal. v) Executive Engineer, Buildings Division Chakwal. vi) Assistant Commissioner Chakwal, Talagang, Choa Saiden Shah, Kallar Kahar & Lawa. Tendered rates and amounts should be filled in figures as well as in words and tenders should be signed as per general directions given in the tender documents. Tenders will be received in the office of Commissioner, Rawalpindi Division Rawalpindi and will be opened simultaneously on fixed date and time by the respective tenders Opening Committee as per following schedule in the presence of intending contractors or their representatives. Conditional tenders and tenders not accompanied with earnest money @ 2% of the estimated cost in shape of CDR / Bank Draft / Cashier’s Cheque of any Scheduled Bank. (1) The procuring agency may reject all bids at any time prior to the acceptance of bid. (2) The agency shall upon request communicate to any bidder, the ground for its rejection of all bids or proposal, but shall not be required to justify those grounds. Last date for Date & time for submission of Sr. receipt & Name of Work application to (Rs) opending of Date No. Time purchase tenders Cost (M) T.S T.S No. & Estimated tenders Tender Tender Fee Completion E.E (B) Ckl 14.10.2017 Upgradation of GBPS Pipli to elementary 6 1 6.870 No.2154/D 10000/- 11.10.2017 11:00 a.m level, District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 11:30 a.m E.E (B) Ckl Upgradation of GBPS Dhoke Dabri to 6 2 7.191 No.2154/D 10000/- -do- -do- elementary level, District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Up-Gradation of GGES to High Level at 9 3 8.924 No.2154/D 10000/- -do- -do- Mari Tehsil & District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Upgradation of GGES, Sangwala to high 9 4 8.590 No.2155/D 10000/- -do- -do- level, District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Establishment of new GGPS Dhoke 6 5 4.314 No.2155/D 10000/- -do- -do- Jandala Dakhli Misrial, District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Establishment of new GPS Dhoke Nullah 6 6 4.252 No.2155/D 10000/- -do- -do- Dakhli Sadiqabad, District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Establishment of new GPS Dhoke Sadqal 6 7 4.754 No.2155/D 10000/- -do- -do- Pichnand, District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Upgradation of GES, Mangywali (Lawa) 9 8 8.352 No.2155/D 10000/- -do- -do- to high level, District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Upgradation of GES, Daroot to high 9 9 8.352 No.2155/D 10000/- -do- -do- level, District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Upgradation of GGES, Dhoke Itbar 9 10 8.352 No.2155/D 10000/- -do- -do- (Gattal) to high level, District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Upgradation of GGES, Jabbi Shah 9 11 8.352 No.2155/D 10000/- -do- -do- Dilawar to high level, District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Construction of building of GHS, Misrial 9 12 8.352 No.2155/D 10000/- -do- -do- District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Construction of building of GGHS, 9 13 8.352 No.2155/D 10000/- -do- -do- Daroot District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 Upgradation of GPS DK Choi, UC Jabbi E.E (B) Ckl 6 14 Shah Dialawar to elementary level, 6.000 No.2155/D 10000/- -do- -do- Months District Chakwal. dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Upgradation of GGES village Dandi to 9 15 8.000 No.2155/D 10000/- -do- -do- high level, District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 1 E.E (B) Ckl 14.10.2017 Upgradation of GGES Pira Jangla to high 9 16 8.000 No.2155/D 10000/- 11.10.2017 11:00 a.m level, District Chakwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 11:30 a.m Re-Construction of 02 No. Dilapidated E.E (B) Ckl 4 17 Class Rooms In GHS Nachindi Tehsil & 2.746 No.2156/D 10000/- -do- -do- Months District Chakwal. dt.10.08.2017 Re-Construction of 01 No. Dilapidated E.E (B) Ckl 3 18 Class Rooms in GHS Chakral Tehsil & 1.133 No.2156/D 10000/- -do- -do- Months District Chakwal. dt.10.08.2017 Re-Construction of 02 No. Dilapidated E.E (B) Ckl 4 19 Class Rooms in GGHS Bhoun Tehsil 2.740 No.2156/D 10000/- -do- -do- Months Kallar Kahar District Chakwal. dt.10.08.2017 Re-Construction of 02 No. Dilapidated E.E (B) Ckl 4 20 Class Rooms in GGES Walana Tehsil 2.748 No.2156/D 10000/- -do- -do- Months Kallar Kahar District Chakwal. dt.10.08.2017 Re-Construction of 02 No. Dilapidated E.E (B) Ckl 4 21 Class Rooms in GPS Usmanpur Tehsil 2.201 No.2156/D 10000/- -do- -do- Months Kallar Kahar District Chakwal. dt.10.08.2017 Re-Construction of 02 No. Dilapidated E.E (B) Ckl 4 22 Class Rooms in GES Chumbi Tehsil 2.740 No.2156/D 10000/- -do- -do- Months Kallar Kahar District Chakwal. dt.10.08.2017 Re-Construction of 03 No. Dilapidated E.E (B) Ckl 4 23 Class Rooms in GGHS Roopwal Tehsil 4.075 No.2156/D 10000/- -do- -do- Months & District Chakwal. dt.10.08.2017 Re-Construction of 02 No. Dilapidated E.E (B) Ckl 4 24 Class Rooms in GHS Dharabi Tehsil & 2.740 No.2156/D 10000/- -do- -do- Months District Chakwal. dt.10.08.2017 Re-Construction of 02 No. Dilapidated E.E (B) Ckl 4 25 Class Rooms in GGPS Dhoke Mureed 2.201 No.2156/D 10000/- -do- -do- Months Tehsil & District Chakwal. dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Re-Construction of 02 No. Dilapidated 4 26 2.201 No.2157/D 10000/- -do- -do- Class rooms in GGHS Budhial (P.P) Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Re-Construction of 02 No. Dilapidated 4 27 2.201 No.2157/D 10000/- -do- -do- Class rooms in GPS Mehr Mumdal Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Re-Construction of 02 No. Dilapidated 4 28 2.201 No.2157/D 10000/- -do- -do- Class rooms in GGPS Dhoke Khour Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Re-Construction of 02 No. Dilapidated 4 29 2.201 No.2157/D 10000/- -do- -do- Class rooms in GPS Dhoke Jinwal Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Re-Construction of 02 No. Dilapidated 4 30 2.201 No.2157/D 10000/- -do- -do- Class rooms in GPS Nur Pur (Tamman). Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Re-Construction of 03 No. Dilapidated 6 31 4.075 No.2157/D 10000/- -do- -do- Class rooms in GHS Malikwal. Months dt.10.08.2017 Construction of Boundary Wall in GGPS E.E (B) Ckl 2 32 Gurrah Tehsil Choa Saidan Shah District 0.310 No.2158/D 160/- -do- -do- Months Chakwal dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl 2 Construction of Boundary wall in GPS 33 0.347 No.2159/D 180/- Months -do- -do- Dhoke Dali dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl 2 Construction of Boundary wall in GES 34 0.531 No.2159/D 10000/- Months -do- -do- Bhira dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Construction of Boundary wall in GPS 2 35 0.461 No.2159/D 230/- -do- -do- Somra Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Construction of Boundary Wall in GPS 2 36 0.834 No.2158/D 10000/- -do- -do- Punjain Tehsil & District Chakwal Months dt.10.08.2017 Construction of Toilet Block & E.E (B) Ckl 2 37 Boundary Wall in GHS No. 1 Chakwal 0.560 No.2158/D 10000 /- -do- -do- Months Tehsil & District Chakwal. dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Construction of Boundary Wall in GHSS 2 38 1.411 No.2158/D 10000/- -do- -do- Kallar Kahar District Chakwal Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Construction of Boundary Wall in GGHS 2 39 1.744 No.2158/D 10000/- -do- -do- Saigolabad Tehsil & District Chakwal Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Construction of Boundary wall in GGHS 2 40 0.976 No.2158/D 10000/- -do- -do- Chinji (P.P) Months dt.10.08.2017 E.E (B) Ckl Construction of Boundary Wall in GPS 2 41 0.277 No.2158/D 140/- -do- -do- Usmanpur Tehsil Kallar District Chakwal Months dt.10.08.2017 2 Construction of Boundary Wall of Play E.E (B) Ckl 14.10.2017 2 42 Ground Govt.
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