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ANNEXURE of N.I.T. No. - 02/KWD /OFLN of 2020 - 21 For For Preparation For Intending Bidders Preparation of Formal aggrement only. Price / copy of Tender of Formal Estimated Earnest Time of Price / copy of Name of Document aggrement Sl. Group amount put money Completion WBF No. Name of the work Sub- Eligibility of tenderer. (In Rupees). only 2911 (ii) No. No. to tender (In (No. of division. Price / copy of WBF No. Price / copy (In Rupees). (In Rupees). Rupees). days). 2911 (ii) of Tender (In Rupees). Document (In Rupees). 1 1 A/R to 5-Storied State Govt. Circuit House Kolkata West Bonafied resourceful 123,760.00 2,475.00 Upto 15th Free of cost. Technically 250.00 Free of Cost at 9/1, Hungerford Street, Kolkata.(S&P Sub Division-I outsiders having 'March" eligible agencies shall works) credential from State / download from Departmental 2021 A/R to 3-Storied D.I.G. Building at 9/1, Central Govt., State / Website. Hungerford Street, Kolkata(S&P works) Central Govt. A/R to State Archive Office Building at 43, undertaking / Statutory / Shakespeare Sarani, Kolkata.(S&P works) Autonomous Body constituted under the 2 2 A/R to Nandan, West Bengal Flim Centre at Kolkata West Central / State Statute of 176,400.00 3,528.00 Upto 15th _Do_ 750.00 Free of Cost 1/1, A.J.C. bose Road, Kolkata-20. (S&P Sub Division-I a similar nature of 'March" works) i) completed work of the 2021 A/R to Kolkata Information Centre at 1/1, minimum value of 40% of A.J.C. Bose Road, Kolkata-20. the estimated amount put (S&P works) to tender or A/R to Paschim Bangla Academy at 1/1, ii) 2(two) similar nature A.J.C. Bose Road, Kolkata-20. (S&P of completed work, each works) of the minimum value A/R to Charukala Bhawan at 1/1, A.J.C. 30% of the estimated Bose Road, Kolkata-20. (S&P works) amount put to tender A/R to Sisir Mancha at 1/1, A.J.C. Bose during 5(five) years prior Road, Kolkata-20.(S&P works) to the date of issue of the A/R to Rabindra Sadan at 1/1, A.J.C. Bose tender notice or Road, Kolkata-20.(S&P works) iii) 1 (one) single running A/R to Gaganendra Pradarshansala at 1/1, work of similar nature A.J.C. Bose Road, Kolkata-20. (S&P which has been works) completed to the extent A/R to Paschim Banga Natya Academy at of 80% or more value not 1/1, A.J.C. Bose Road, Kolkata-20. (S&P works) less than 40% of the estimated amount put to tender (In case of running work – tenderer shall have to submit the 3 3 A/R to 3-Storied High Court Main Building Kolkata West certificate of running 499,520.00 9,990.00 Upto 15th _Do_ 750.00 Free of Cost at Kolkata. Sub Division-II works from the concern 'March" A/R to 5-Storied Centenary Building. Executive Engineer or A/R to 3-Storied Extension Building. 2021 Equivalent competent A/R to 4-Storied Menials Qtr. authority incorporating A/R to 2-Storied Court Keeper's Qtr. , Office & Electrical Section Office at High Court, Kolkata. A/R to 10-Storied Sesque Centenary Building (S&P works) 4 4 A/R to Block-A of New Secretariate Kolkata West Bonafied resourceful 394,240.00 7,885.00 Upto 15th _Do_ 750.00 Free of Cost Buildings at Kolkata. Sub Division-II outsiders having 'March" A/R to Block-B of New Secretariate credential from State / 2021 Buildings at Kolkata. Central Govt., State / A/R to Block-C of New Secretariate Central Govt. Buildings at Kolkata undertaking / Statutory / A/R to 4-Storied Menials Qtr. Attached to Autonomous Body New Secretariate Building, Kolkata. constituted under the (S&P works) Central / State Statute of a similar nature of 5 5 A/R to 6-Storied New Building at 13, Lord Kolkata West 232,400.00 4,648.00 _Do_ 750.00 Free of Cost i) completed work of the Upto 15th Sinha Road, (Non-Residential), Sub Division- minimum value of 40% of 'March" Kolkata.(S&P works) III the estimated amount put A/R to 6-Storied New Building at 13, Lord 2021 Sinha Road, (Residential), Kolkata. (S&P to tender or works) ii) 2(two) similar nature A/R to 2-Storied Police Barrack at 15, Lord of completed work, each Sinha Road, Kolkata.(S&P works) of the minimum value A/R to 4-Storied Administrative Building at 30% of the estimated 15, Lord Sinha Road, Kolkata. amount put to tender (S&P works) during 5(five) years prior A/R to 4-Storied Office Building at 15, Lord to the date of issue of the Sinha Road, Kolkata.(S&P works) tender notice or A/R to 2-Storied Building at 14, Lord Sinha iii) 1 (one) single running Road, Kolkata.(S&P works) work of similar nature A/R to 2-Storied Main Building at 13, Lord which has been Sinha Road, Kolkata.(S&P works) completed to the extent A/R to Annex Building at 13, Lord Sinha of 80% or more value not Road, Kolkata.(S&P works) less than 40% of the A/R to Office of the Dy. Commissioner of estimated amount put to Police at 2,Syed Amir Ali Avenue, Kolkata. tender (In case of A/R to Dist. Collector Office, Welfare Office running work – tenderer etc. Kolkata.(S&P works) shall have to submit the certificate of running works from the concern Executive Engineer or 6 6 A/R to Group-A Staff Qtr. at 99/A,Kareya Kolkata West Equivalent competent 335,440.00 6,709.00 Upto 15th _Do_ 750.00 Free of Cost Road, Kolkata- 700019, (S&P works) Sub Division- authority incorporating 'March" A/R to Kolkata Police Training School at III kolkata. (S&P works) 2021 7 7 A/R to Home Secretary's Residence, 12, Kolkata West 259,840.00 5,197.00 Upto 15th _Do_ 750.00 Free of Cost Ballygunge Circular Road.(S&P works) Sub Division- 'March" A/R to Hon'ble Chief Justice Residence at III 48, Old Ballygunge Road, Kolkata -19 2021 (S&P works) A/R to Additional Chief Secretary's Residence at 12, Ballygunge Circular Road, (S&P works) 8 Emergent repair to roof of ADR center, Kolkata West 481,500.00 9,630.00 30 (Thirty) _Do_ 750.00 Free of Cost S&P works of Joint L.R. High Court, Sub Division-II days Calcutta, S.L.S.A. & allied works. during the year 2020-2021 9 Strengthening of Steel Structural by Kolkata West Bonafied resourceful 484,209.00 9,684.00 30 (Thirty) _Do_ 750.00 Free of Cost providing M.S. Plate at truss situated Sub Division-II outsiders having days between Main Building and Structural at credential from State / Central Court Yard, roof at Electrical Sub Central Govt., State / Station and shed near Thakurbari at High Central Govt. Court, Calcutta, during the year 2020-2021 undertaking / Statutory / Autonomous Body 10 Construction of wooden partition with door Kolkata West constituted under the 394,123.00 7,882.00 25 (Twenty- _Do_ 750.00 Free of Cost Central / State Statute of and locks for Incorporation Law Society and Sub Division-II five) Bar Association Room on 3rd floor of the a similar nature of Centenary Building, High Court, Calcutta, i) completed work of the days during the year 2020-2021-allied works. minimum value of 40% of the estimated amount put to tender or 11 Restoration of Car parking area in the Kolkata West ii) 2(two) similar nature 482,363.00 9,647.00 7 (Seven) _Do_ 750.00 Free of Cost premises of Rabindra sadan, Nandan, Sub Division-I of completed work, each days. Kolkata during the year 2020-2021 of the minimum value 30% of the estimated 12 Construction of New GI Line and other Kolkata West amount put to tender 475,495.00 9,510.00 25 (Twenty- _Do_ 750.00 Free of Cost during 5(five) years prior allied works At The Senior IAS Officer,s Sub Division- five) Residences 12, Ballygung Circular Road III to the date of issue of the kolkata-700019 During The Year 2020- tender notice or days 2021. iii) 1 (one) single running work of similar nature 13 Flooring Works and emergent restoration of Kolkata West which has been 493,270.00 9,865.00 7 (Seven) _Do_ 750.00 Free of Cost damaged windows at eastern side of State Sub Division-I completed to the extent days. Givt. Circuit House, Kolkata during the year of 80% or more value not 2020-2021. less than 40% of the estimated amount put to tender (In case of Executive Engineee, PWD, Kolkata West Division.
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