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EASTERN COALFIELDS LIMITED SANCTORIA Invitation for Expression of Interest (EOI) Towards Selection of technology provider cum operator for mass coal production technology with high speed stowing / back filling at Amritnagar Colliery, Kunustoria Area of Eastern Coalfields Limited November, 2015 (ECL reserves the right to cancel this request for EOI and / or invite afresh with or without amendments to this request for EOI, without liability or any obligation for such request for EOI and without assigning any reason. Information provided at this stage is indicative and ECL reserves the right to amend / add further details in the Bid document. ) 1/6 ईटनx कोलफ स िलिमटेड EASTERN COALFIELDS LIMITED अय-सह-बंध िनदेशक का कायालय Office of the Chairman-cum-Managing Director सांकतो!ड़या, प%ालय- !डसेरगढ़, Sanctoria, P.O.: Dishergarh, )जला- बधxमान, प)+म बंगाल-,1.... Dist.-Burdwan, West Bengal-713333 संवदा बंधन क Contract Management Cell सी.आइ.एन.- U10101WB1975GOI030295 CIN-U10101WB1975GOI030295 वेबसाइट- www.easterncoal.gov.in Website- www.easterncoal.gov.in Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] ECL / HQ / CMC / EOI / KNT / 2015 / 1898, Date 18.11.2015 Invitation for Global Expression of Interest (EOI) for selection of technology provider cum operator for mass coal production technology with high speed stowing / back filling at Amritnagar Colliery, Kunustoria Area of Eastern Coalfields Limited Introduction Eastern Coalfields Limited (referred as ECL hereinafter), having its headquarters at Sanctoria, Dishergarh, West Bengal, is a subsidiary of Coal India Limited, (A Govt. of India undertaking) which is the third largest coal producing country in the world. Globally, CIL is the largest single coal mining company employing about 327 thousand personnel. It has seven wholly owned subsidiary companies which operate about 471 coal mines - both opencast and underground. ECL invites global Expression of interest (EOI) from Internationally Reputed, Financially Sound and Resourceful prospective bidders having requisite experience, qualifications and financial capability. 1.0 OBJECTIVE The objective is to select a Bidder / Operator who has the financial strength and appropriate experience in coal mining operations to operate Mass Coal Production Technology with high speed stowing/ backfilling in Local-1, Local-1 Top and Bogra (R – VI) Top seams at Amritnagar Colliery and Amkola Unit of Nimcha Colliery (for production capacity of 0.5 – 1.0 MTY) to the requirements of ECL. It is not intended to short-list a panel of prospective bidders through this EoI . An open global bid will be invited subsequently for competitive bidding. 2.0 ABOUT AMRITNAGAR COLLIERY & AMKOLA UNIT OF NIMCHA COLLIERY Amritnagar colliery & Amkola unit of Nimcha colliery is situated in “Amritnagar- Amkola Geological Block”. Leasehold area of Amritnagar and Amkola Unit is 514.6 ha and 230.0 ha respectively. Topmost workable Nega seam (R-VIII seam) has been extensively developed and depillared with stowing/caving in Amritnagar Colliery. Presently the old workings / goaf of Nega seam is waterlogged. At present R-VII (Narayankuri) and R-VI (Bogra) seams are being worked at Amritnagar Colliery. Approach to R-VI seam is through an incline and a shaft. Coal from R-VI seam is being transported through series of belt conveyors installed in the Main incline and reverse drift upto strata bunker. R-VI seam has been developed upto strata bunker and the property lying to the south and west of strata bunker is virgin. In this part R-VI (Bogra) seam 2/6 has splited into Top and Bottom sections. Top split of Bogra seam has attained workable thickness in which mining has been proposed. The property to the south of Amritnagar colliery is under the leasehold of Amkola unit of Nimcha colliery under the jurisdiction of Satgram Area. Presently Amkola unit of Nimcha colliery is being worked in R-VIII & R-VII seams by B&P with SDLs. In this unit Local-1 and Bogra Top seams are lying virgin. Local-1 seam has splited into Top and Bottom splits. Top split of Local – 1 seam has attained workable thickness in patches in the proposed area. Both these seams (Local-1 including Top split and Bogra Top seams) of Amkola unit can be approached from the Amritnagar Colliery, which is proposed to be extracted by suitable Mass Production technology with high speed stowing/backfilling. Mine Profile of Amritnagar Colliery and Amkola Unit of Nimcha Colliery is attached as Annexure-I. 3.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: o Producing 0.50-1.0 MTY from Amritnagar Colliery and Amkola Unit of Nimcha Colliery by providing suitable Mass Coal Production technology with high speed stowing/ backfilling and transport the same upto Strata Bunker in Bogra seam (R – VI) on Equipment Hiring basis. o Virgin part of Bogra seam of Amritnagar Colliery (beyond strata bunker) has to be extracted by suitable Mass Coal Production technology with high speed stowing/backfilling. Beside this Local-1 and Bogra seams of Amkola unit to be approached from the Amritnagar Colliery side, have also to be extracted by suitable Mass Coal Production technology with high speed stowing/backfilling. o Equipment hiring model will include the supply, maintenance and operation along with all types of spares, consumables for all types of equipment beyond the strata bunker. o The equipment to be deployed by the bidder should have production capacity of 0.50-1.0 MTY (including development and depillaring) with high speed stowing/ backfilling technology with low dips of around 1- 4 degrees. o Widening and deepening of shaft for ventilation. Details of shaft are given in Annexure-I. o Minimum 3 nos. of rising drift from Bogra Top seam to Local-1/ Local-1 Top seam. o The Bidders need to submit detailed curriculum vitae of personnel who shall work on the project, along with their roles and responsibilities. o The Bidder shall furnish a conceptual report, bringing out clearly the details of equipment and machinery it plans to deploy for mine development and operations, for the entire project life. o The Bidder shall furnish documentary evidence to the effect that the equipment to be supplied by him is capable of performing the job at the desired level, and that similar equipment had performed earlier/is performing at the desired level, elsewhere. o The Bidders shall submit a tentative deployment schedule of mining equipment and production schedule. o The Bidder shall submit proof of ownership/capacity to arrange adequate fleet of machinery to be deployed or/and submit the proof of his registered 3/6 agreement with any other supplier of equipment to provide the same on lease/rental basis to the tenderer for performing the work. 4.0 Eligibility criteria for participation in EoI Only those parties should respond to this EoI who have - i. Successfully designed, planned and implemented similar projects preferably under the conditions similar to those prevailing in India. ii. Planned, designed and constructed similar project / mine with high speed stowing / back filling at least 01 number having production capacity of 0.5 MT a year. iii. Having a Net worth of atleast Rupees 150 crores or equivalent USD during last financial year prior to the one in which the EOI has been published in the relevant mining business. As documentary evidence, the following need to be enclosed i.e. (a) signed photocopy of the work order or similar document in respect of Sl. No. (i) & (ii) above (b) a certificate (indicating Net Worth), duly certified by a Chartered Accountant (with Reg. No.) / equivalent certifying agency for international applicant must be submitted along with the financial balance sheet of last year (if available). iv) An undertaking by the bidder (as per the format given in Annexure-II and Annexure-IV) for willingness to participate in EOI & authenticity of the above documents needs to be submitted along with the application. 5.0 Mode of submission of EoI i) Expression of Interest (EOI) shall be received by both means i.e. either offline or online mode. Offline submission of EOI can be made by POST or CORRIER. Online submission of EOI can be made through e- Tendering portal of ECL i.e. https://ecltenders.gov.in . ii) Interested parties may submit their EOIs with full details, in duplicate in sealed covers superscribed with “EOI Notification No.: 1898 , dated 18.11.2015” so as to reach the address given below, on or before 18.01.2016 by 5:00 PM. The envelope containing the EoI papers must clearly bear the name, address, country name and telephone / e-mail id. iii) ECL reserves the right to accept a response to EoI notification or reject any or all of them or withdraw the Notice at any stage of processing without assigning any reason whatsoever. Such an event would not cause obligation of any kind to ECL. iv) ECL shall also not be held responsible for non-receipt of submittals sent by post, or private couriers, within the stipulated time. v) Applicants submitting EOI online may note that in order to comply with the system requirement of e-Tendering portal of ECL, an insignificant amount of Rs. 100.00 has been indicated as Estimated Contract Value (ECV) which has got no bearing with the instant proposed work. As such, the online applicants are requested to ignore the same while submitting offer through e-Tendering portal of ECL. 4/6 vi) Online applicants may also note that the period of work while creating the EOI online has been mentioned as 80 days to comply with requirement of e-Tendering portal of ECL and this has got no bearing with the period of work for the instant proposed work. vii) International applicants, who want to submit application, may obtain Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) issued from any Indian agency authorized by Controller of Certifying Authority (CCA), Govt.
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    Page 1 of 3 ईट셍न कोलफील्ड्स लललिटेड EASTERN COALFIELDS LIMITED कोल इंडिया का एक अंग (A Subsidiary of Coal India Limited) अध्यक्ष- सह प्रबन्धक निर्देशक का कायाालय, Office of the Chairman-Cum-Managing Director, सं啍टोरिया, पो-दर्दशेिगढ़, जिला-वधामाि, Sanctoria, PO: Dishergarh, Dist. Burdwan. West Bengal - 713333. पजचिम बंगाल-713333 Office of the General Manager (P&IR). महाप्रबंधक(का/औ.स.) का कायाालय CIN-U10101WB1975GOI030295. CIN-U10101WB1975GOI030295. Telefax- 0341-2523586. फ़ै啍स- 0341-2523586. Website: www.easterncoal.gov.in Website: www.easterncoal.gov.in Ref. NO. ECL/CMD/Rectt/SRD/Clerk-17/32/240 Date: 29th May, 2017. O F F I C E O R D E R Consequent upon the recommendation of the Departmental Selection Committee, the Competent Authority has accorded approval for selection of the following employees as “Clerk” Grade-III from amongst the SC/ST eligible departmental candidates of ECL who applied against the notification no: ECL/CMD/Rectt/SRD/Clerk-17/32/2102 dated 07.02.2017 under special drive. On being selected, they are hereby posted in the Areas/Units/Estb. as given against their names: List of SC category candidates Sl. Previous Father’s U. Man ROLL New place of N Name place of Unit Name Caste Name No. NO posting o posting Samiran Lt. Sukumar 1 192231 Jhanjra MIC SC 50521 Jhanjra Area Mondal Monday Lt-Dilip Raju Narsamuda 2 Kumar 190649 Sodepur SC 50612 Sodepur Area Paswan Colliery Paswan Raghunath Lt. Fela Ram 3 132604 Satgram Nimcha SC 50591 ECL,Hq.