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Office of the RAJARHAT Panchayat Samiti Office of the RAJARHAT Panchayat Samiti RAJARHAT, RAJARHAT North 24 Parganas ( 3rd Call ) NIT NO. NIT11/2013-14 Dated: 28/01/2014 NOTICE INVITING TENDER ( TWO COVER SYSTEM ) for 1. Construction of AWC Centre at Chakpanchuria (Centre No. 304, Dakshin) under 13 th FC under Patharghata G.P. 2. Construction of AWC Centre at Jatragachhi (Centre No. 19, Jatragachhi Natun) under 13 th FC under JH-II G.P. 3. Construction of AWC Centre at Sulanguri (Centre No. 294, Sulanguri Basude) under 13 th FC under Jyangra Hatiara-II G.P. 4. Construction of AWC Centre at Gouranga nagar (Centre No. 295, Gouranga nagar) under 13 th FC under Jyangra Hatiara-II G.P. 5. Construction of AWC Centre at Baligori (Centre No. 240, Baligori AWC) under 13 th FC under Patharghata G.P. 6. Construction of AWC Centre at Chakpanchuria (Centre No. 303, Chackpanchuria) under 13 th FC under Patharghata G.P. 7. Construction of Double ACR at Rajarhat Sikshya Niketan Boys under MsDP fund under RB – I GP. 8. Construction of Double ACR at Champagachi High School under MsDP fund under Chandpur GP. The Executive Officer, RAJARHAT Panchayat Samiti invites sealed percentage rate tenders for the following works from resourceful bonafied either enlisted of this RAJARHAT or bonafied outsiders, Govt. contractors registered with P.W.D./ Irrigation and Water Ways Department / Housing Deptt./ C.P.W.D. & enlisted contractors of other Engineering Deptt. of the Govt. having experience in same type of works. The applicant in the same name and style as prime contractor should have successfully completed at least one contract of same type of work at least HALF value of the proposed contract within the last 5 years. To qualify for award of the Contract, each bidder should have in the last five years: Achieved in any one year during last five years in the same name and style (excluding current year) a minimum financial turnover as certified by chartered accountant and at least 50% of which is from civil engineering construction works) equivalent to amount given below. i) 100% of amount put to bid in case of the amount put to bid is upto Rs. 25 lakh for which bid has been invited. Page 1 of 8 IT, P.T.C.C, ST/VAT, Registration Certificate Attested copy and all documents must be produced for registered Engineers Co-Operative Society & Registered labour Co-Operative Society including submission of Bye-Laws, valid audit report for the last three (3) years, valid ARCS certificates and other papers & submit the same with full address of their and authorized person to sign on tender documents along with Technical Bid papers. During scrutiny of Technical Bid / Tender documents if it is found that any information is incorrect the Technical Bid / Tender documents will be rejected without assigning any reason thereof. The Executive Officer, Rajarhat Panchayat Samiti will have sole discretion to decide the eligibility of the Contractors on the basis of his submitted documents and evaluation thereof and reserve the right to refuse any explanation to Contractor to refuse issuance of tender to any applicant without assigning any reason thereof and the decision of the Zilla Parishad in this respect will be final. Work Order will not be given to particular firm for more than one work against tender notice. The details can be had from the web site : https://wbtenders.gov.in . Prospective bidders have to submit their bid on-line through https://wbtenders.gov.in. Tender document purchase fee may be deposited through of OFFICE RAJARHAT Panchayat Samiti maintained for this purpose. In case of Earnest money bidders have to upload the scan copy of demand draft payable at RAJARHAT purchase in favour of Executive officer RAJARHAT Panchayat Samiti Original demand draft have to be produced at the time of opening of Technical Bid before Executive officer . RAJARHAT Panchayat Samiti Earnest Cost of Money [2% of Estimated Tender Completion Sl.No Name of the work the estimated Cost (Rs.) documents Time (days) amount put to ( Rs.) Tender] (Rs.) Con struction of AWC Centre at Chakpanchuria (Centre No. 304, Dakshin) under 1) 6,89,600 18000 2000 180 13 th FC under Patharghata G.P. Construction of AWC Centre at Jatragachhi (Centre No. 19, Jatragachhi Natun) 2) 6,89,600 18000 2000 180 under 13 th FC under JH-II G.P. Construction of AWC Centre at Sulanguri (Centre No. 294, Sulanguri Basude) 3. 6,89,600 18000 2000 180 under 13 th FC under Jyangra Hatiara-II G.P. Page 2 of 8 Construction of AWC Centre at Gouranga nagar (Centre No. 295, Gouranga nagar) 4. 6,89,600 18000 2000 180 under 13 th FC under Jyangra Hatiara-II G.P. Construction of AWC Centre at Baligori (Centre No. 240, 5. Baligori AWC) under 13 th FC 6,89,600 18000 2000 180 under Patharghata G.P. Construction of AWC Centre at Chakpanchuria (Centre No. 303, Chackpanchuria) 6. under 13 th FC under 6,89,600 18000 2000 180 Patharghata G.P. Construction of Double ACR at Rajarhat Sikshya Niketan 7. 858000 17000 2000 180 Boys under MsDP fund under RB – I GP. Construction of Double ACR at Champagachi High School 8. 858000 17000 2000 180 under MsDP fund under Chandpur GP Intending bidders may download tender documents from e-procurement portal at w eb site : https://wbtenders.gov.in from 28/01/2014 at 06.00 Hours to 06/02/2014 upto 13-00 Hours. The pre-qualification and bid documents duly filled in all respect should be submitted on-line through the aforesaid e-portal before 13-00 Hours (as per Server clock) upto 06/02/2014. North 24 Parganas RAJARHAT Panchayet does not take any responsibility for the delay caused due to non-availability of Internet connection or traffic jam etc. The pre-qualification documents alone will be opened on 10/02/2014 at 01-00 Hours by the. Executive Officer, RAJARHAT in presence of bidders present. The financial bid document of the technically qualified bidders will be opened for evaluation and selection of qualified bidders on 11/02/2014 at 01-00 Hours and the other bid documents will be unopened. No separate intimation will be given for this, unless the above date is changed .In case of change of date, due intimation will be given in News dailies and website. No individual intimation will be given. Name of the qualified bidders will be displayed in the office notice board RAJARHAT Panchayat Samiti Page 3 of 8 The Executive Officer / Bloock Dev officer RAJARHAT Panchayat Samiti North 24 Parganas reserves the right to reject or cancel any or all pre-qualification documents and bid document or the entire tender process without assigning any reason whatsoever. The following documents are to be produced at the time of submission of tenders through e-tendering Process. 1. Valid West Bengal Sales Tax / VAT Registration No. ................................................ 2. Completion certificate along with certificate of payment received for works of similar type and of values as mentioned above individually for the above tenders from an officer not below the rank of Executive Engineer/DDO of the concerned Department. 3. Professional Tax clearance certificate. 4. 50% credentials of same job will be required in each work. 5. To qualify for award of the Contract, each bidder should have in the last five years: Achieved in any one year during last five years in the same name and style (excluding current year) a minimum financial turnover as certified by chartered accountant and at least 50% of which is from civil engineering construction works) equivalent to amount given below. i) 100% of amount put to bid in case of the amount put to bid is upto Rs.25 lakh for which bid has been invited. 6. (a) VAT Clearance. (b) PAN Card No. (c) IT return for the last three financial years. (d) Clearance from Asst. Registrar of C-operative Societies, in case of Co-operative Societies. 7. a) List of completed works for the last 3 Years. b) List of ongoing works. 8. The contractor should own/hire/lease sufficient technical manpower, tools and plants to complete the work. 11. a) Even though the bidders meet the above qualifying criteria, they are subject to be disqualified if they have: (i) Made misleading or false representations in the forms, statements, affidavits and attachments submitted in proof of the qualification requirements; and / or record of submission of any false / fake document(s). (ii) Record of poor performance such as abandoning the works, not properly completing the contract, inordinate delays in completion, litigation history, or financial failures etc. (iii) Participated in the previous bidding for the same work and had quoted unreasonably high or low bid prices and could not furnish rational justification for it to the Employer. 11. b) Bids from joint venture are not allowed. c) A bidder is allowed to participate in the tender with separate credential for each work. (i.e. single work with single credential) b) To Keep the Roads / Building in good condition ( security period ) : Security period means 1(One) year after completion of the construction / renovation. i) No Mobilization Advance and Advance against purchase of equipment will be paid for the work. ii) No Secured Advance will be paid for the work under any circumstances. Under no circumstances Escalation in prices in materials, labour charges, cost of P.O.L. will be entertained. Page 4 of 8 iii) All duties, taxes, royalties, cess, [including 1% Cess under W.B. Building and other Construction Workers (Regulation of Employments & Condition of Service) Act, 1996 ], toll, taxes and other levies payable by the Contractor under the Contract to the State / Central Government for any other cause, shall be included in the rates, prices and total Bid price submitted by the bidder.
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