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Bhumlu Rural Municipality Office Of The Rural Municipal Executive Salle, Kavrepalanchowk Bagmati Province Nepal Invitation For Electronic Bids Date of Publication 2076/10/14(27 Jan 2020) Bhumlu Rural Municipality, Office of the Rural Municipal Executive , salle, Kavrepalanchowk, invites electronics bids from Nepalese eligible bidders under NCB procedure for the following works. EstimatedAmoun Non- t With VAT PS BID Security S.N Refundabl Contract ID Project Name And Amount(NRs. e BID Form Continjencies ) Fee(NRs.) (NRs.) Bishmure Phaat Sinchai Kulo Marmat kayra Bhumlu-8 1 BRM/WI/NCB/01/076/77 Bhumlutar 4986401.06 125000 3000 Habeli Saping Chaubash Simthali bekhsimle Sadak 2 BRM/WR/NCB/01/076/77 Bhulmlu-1,2,3,4& 8 4990039.55 125000 3000 Salle Rakshyama Chaubash Sadak Estarunati Bhumlu-4 & 3 BRM/WR/NCB/02/076/77 5 10250429.25 280000 3000 Further Information to Bidders Last date and time of Bid Submission Date:2076-11-15(27 Feb 2020), Time:12:00 Noon Date time and place of Bid opening Date:2076-11-15(27 Feb 2020), Time:1:00 PM, Place: Bhumlu Rural Municipality, salle Bid Validity Period : 90 Days Bid Security Validity Period 30 days beyond bid validity period Account No. For Bid Document Nepal Bangaladesh Bank, Bhumlu Branch, Bhumlu Rural Municipality A/c No. 0560000141 (mention Fee Deposit Purpose purpose of deposit stating contract No. clearly) Account No. For Bid Security Nepal Bangaladesh Bank, Bhumlu Branch, A/c No. 0560000841 or Bank Guarentee issued by Commercial Deposit Bank on the name of Bhumlu Rural Municipality, Office of the Rural Municipal Executive , salle, Kavrepalanchowk (mention purpose of deposit stating contract No. clearly) Pre Bid meeting will take place the Date:2076-10-28 (11 Feb 2020), Time:12:00 noon, Place: Bhumlu Rural Municipality, salle following date place and time: 1. Bidders Shall submittheir bids electronically only no any hard copy will be entertained. For e-bidding visit PPMO’s e- procurement web portal http://bolpatra.gov.np/egp and for other additional information please contact Bhumlu Rural Municipality Offfice, Salle Bhumlu, Contact no: 9851219653 & 9841043515 2. If the last date of submission and opening falls on a Government holiday then the next working day shall be considered as the last day. .

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