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NAGPUR IMPROVEMENT TRUST e-TENDER NOTICE No. 16 /2013-14 Sealed Percentage & Item rate e-tenders are invited from registered contractors with N.I.T. / P.W.D. / N.M.C. or other Govt. Deptt. And Reputed Agency (With VAT clearance certificate up till 30.09.2012) as per eligibility for various development works. Sr. Name of Work Amount of work / Time Limit Eligibility /Tender Division No E.M.D. in Rs. in Months cost in Rs. 1 Additional work for construction Multipurpose Hall at Deekshabhoomi 50,73,500/- IV-A & Above 07 West premises, Nagpur under NIT Fund. 50,800/- 2,700/- 2 Construction of chain link fencing of open space at Mouza- Jaripatka & 6,68,600/- 02 VII & Above North Mankapur in 1900 layouts under NIT Fund. 6,700/- 1,000/- 3 Construction of chain link fencing in Mouza-Nara (Cls-2) in 1900 67,91,500/- 06 IV-A & Above North layouts under NIT Fund. 68,000/- 2,700/- 4 Construction of W.B.M. 18.00 M wide road from Indraprasth co.op. 16,63,600/- 03 V-A & Above South soc. To Rameshwari road through N.I.T. Fund 16,700/- 1,700/- 5 Construction of chain link fencing for open spaces in various layout 51,97,800/- 06 IV-A & Above West Mz-Dabha (Part-IV) under 1900 layout under NIT Fund. 52,000/- 2,700/- 6 Demarcation of scheme roads in Suraburi Housing accommodation 7,89,700/- 03 VI & Above West scheme in New Nagpur under N.I.T. fund. 7,900/- 1,000/- 7 Laying of carrier sewer line on Amravati road Mz. Kachimet to Dabha 88,43,800/- 08 IV-A & Above West Bor Nalla under NIT Fund. 88,500/- 2,700/- 8 Digging & Construction of channel in Nag River below Skating Ring 10,93,200/- 04 VI & Above West slab at Daga layout ,Ambazari Road, Nagpur under NIT Fund. 11,000/- 1,400/- 9 Restoration of chambers cover and sewer line,cleaning of sewer line 3,59,400/- 02 VII & Above West chambers in various layouts of Mouza Somalwada under NIT Fund. 3,600/- 700/- 10 Construction of first stage W.B.M. roads in Various layout in Mouza- 47,02,900/- 04 V & Above North Nara under 1900 layout 47,100/- 2,200/- 11 W.B.M. road work at 1)Smruti Co.Op.Soc.Kh.No.70/1,2,5,14 2) 42,84,200/- 04 V & Above East Mangalmurty Co.Op.Soc.Kh.No.2,4 3) The Nagpur Vijay 42,900/- 2,200/- Co.Op.Soc.Kh.No.70,9/2 Mz.Bhartawada under 1900 layout. 12 Laying of sewer line in Eight layout in Mouza bharatwada under 1900 53,12,900/- 08 IV-A & Above East layout. 53,200/- 2,700/- 13 Construction of Cattle Arrester and drain in Dubey layout ,Kh.NO.1- 5,58,700/- 03 VII & Above West 15/3, Mz.Bhamati under 572 Layouts. 5,600/- 1,000/- 14 Supply and Installation of Diesel driven Portable Multipurpose Item Rate 02 Reputed Firm West Dewatering Pump Set at Gokulpeth Market in West Nagpur (IInd call). 3,800 700/- 15 Construction of Samaj Bhavan near Mata Tekdi, Indora on Nazul Land, 4,99,837/- 04 VII & Above North Ward no. 20, North Nagpur under Local Development Fund of MLA 5,000/- 700/- North (IIIrd call). 16 Construction of Samaj Bhavan in Chhattisgarh Moholla, Garib Nawaz 9,99,987/- 04 VI & Above North Nagar slum, Ward no. 5 in North Nagpur under Local Development 10,000/- 1,400/- Fund of MLA North (IIIrd call). 17 Construction of WBM Roads in Bande Garib Nawaz Nagar Prabhag 4 14,96,100/- 03 VI & Above North Mz. Binakhi under MP Fund of Shri.Vilas Muttemwar. (IInd Call) 15,000/- 1,400/- 18 WBM road work and storm drain in kh. no. 229/4 and 230/1 (new kh. 7,78,500/- 03 VI & Above West no. 30) mz. wadi,shah brothers (deposit work) (IVth Call) 7,800/- 1,400/- 19 Construction of road from kalsarpa attamill to kawalkar house mz- 7,50,000/- 03 VI & Above West dabha under (M.P.) Fund (IIIrd Call) 7,500/- 1,000/- 20 Construction of 2nd stage W.B.M. road and storm water drain in dube 3,03,100/- 03 VII & Above West layout kh. no. 100/1,2,4 mz- gorewada (under 1900 layout) (IIIrd Call) 3,100/- 700/- 21 Development of garden part like lawn, flowerbed etc. at naik nagar 3,31,400/- 03 Garden Contractor Garden south circle. (IVth Call) 3,400/- only VII & Above 700/- 22 Construction of RCC E.S.R. 18 Lakh liters capacity 1 Nos. And 18 m 1,06,36,542/- 12 IV & Above North Staging height at Wanjara Cluster under JNNURM(Phase II) (IIIrd call). 1,06,400/- 5,000/- Money :- E.M.D. is to be deposited in the form of T.D.R. for one year from Nationalized bank drawn in favour of “Nagpur Improvement Trust” Payable at Nagpur., N.I.T. physically at NIT, Head Office. Plans & Estimates :- Available in the Technical Section, Head Office, Sadar, Nagpur. Tender forms :- On line Available from 11.00 A.M. on 05.07.2013 upto 12.00 Noon On 02.08.2013. On www.nittenders.com Receipt/Submission :- On line from 11.00 A.M. on 05.07.2013 up-to 12.00 Noon on 02.08.2013. On www.nittenders.com Physical Submission :- Envelope 1 containing EMD, certified copies of Technical bid documents, eligibility documents as specified in tender document form of N.I.T. should be submitted on 02.08.2013 from 12.00 Noon to 02.00 P.M. at Technical Section, Head Office, N.I.T. in a sealed envelope 1 mentioning the Name of Work, Tender Number, date of tender, name of agency/contractor on the envelope cover and should be addressed to Superintending Engineer, N.I.T. Financial Bid should not be submitted physically. If submitted physically the tenders will be rejected. Pre-bid meeting :- On 20.07. 2013 at 4.00 P.M. at Office of Superintending Engineer, N.I.T. Opening :- At N.I.T. Office on 02.08. 2013 at 2.00 P.M. or as decided by N.I.T. Note :- 1 Contactors not registered with NIT at the time of bidding, will have to get registered before issue of work order on getting work awarded. 2 Every bidder should submit the required valid EMD and eligibility documents as per tender document through on line system by scanning of documents and uploading the same documents on line at www.nittenders.com. at “Technical” Option. 3 The technical eligibility documents should be submitted online in “TECHNICAL” option as well as physically. For ITEM RATE TENDERS, Financial bid should be submitted online in “COMMERCIAL” option only by scanning the financial bid document given along with the tender document and nowhere else in technical option or physically. If financial bid is submitted online along with technical bid documents or physically the tender shall be rejected. 4 Every bidder should submit the certified copies of eligibility documents as specified in tender document along with EMD physically in sealed envelope mentioning name of work, name of bidder, date of tender etc. at NIT Head Office (Technical Section) on date of tender receipt i.e. on 02.08. 2013 in between 12.00 Noon to 2.00 PM only at the office of Nagpur Improvement Trust, Technical Section, Sadar, Nagpur. Without physical submission of valid EMD and Eligibility documents, the financial bid shall not be eligible for opening even though the same document are uploaded by the bidder for e-tendering on line. For any assistance or help contact (Mob. No.09225337951) or e-tender cell room no.41 office of N.I.T., Station road, Sadar, Nagpur. 5 Every bidder should observe and follow instructions for submission of bid in user guide option available at www.nittenders.com 6 Right to accept or reject any or all tenders are reserved. Superintending Engineer, Nagpur Improvement Trust Advt.No. S.E.......... Dated :................2013 visit website www.nittenders.com .
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