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Download from 9.00 A.M GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDING ENGINEER EASTERN CIRCLE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORATE NEW BUILDING COMPLEX (3rd floor) Deshbandhu Nagar, Baguiati (V.I.P. Road) Kolkata – 700 059 Ph. No. (033)257 60061, Fax No. (033)257 60062, E-mail: [email protected] Memo No:- 721 Date:-29/08/2020 CORRIGENDUM The undernoted amendments to this office Notice Inviting Tender No. WBPWD/SE/EC/NIT No. 05/2020-21 for the works :- “Balance Construction of S/R to the roads from Bilkanda – I G.P. to BodaiUttarparaKhokan Electronics and Bakshi Industries to Talbanda More under Bilkanda-I G.P. and construction of road from BodaiDokan Tala to Noai Khal Under Bikanda during the year 2019-20”as circulated through this office memo no:- 696 dated 24.08.20 is notified for general information. Corrigendum of tender due to change of Critical dates. Description In place of To be read as “Date & 2. Document 31/08/2020 2. Document 04/09/2020 Sale/Download from 9.00 a.m. Sale/Download from 9.00 a.m. Time Start Date Start Date Schedule” 3. Pre Bid 02/09/2020 at 3. Pre Bid 08/09/2020 at Clause No-12. Meeting with 1.00 p.m. at Meeting with 1.00 p.m. at the Page no-8 of the intending the Office of the intending Office of The NIT tenderers The tenderers Superintending Superintendin Engineer, g Engineer, Eastern Circle, Eastern Circle, P.W.Dte. P.W.Dte. 4. Bid 04/09/2020fro 4. Bid 10/09/2020from Submission/Up m 3.00 p.m. Submission/Up 3.00 p.m. load Start Date load Start Date 5. Bid 22/09/2020upt 5. Bid 26/09/2020upto Submission/Up o3.00 p.m. Submission/Up 3.00 p.m. load End Date load End Date 6. Date of 25/09/2020 6. Date of 29/09/2020 at opening of at 3.30 p.m. opening of 3.30 p.m. Technical Technical Proposals Proposals All other details are correct. Sd/- Anjan Kumar Saha Superintending Engineer, Eastern Circle, P.W.Dte. Page 1 of 2 Memo No:-721/1(3)-W Date:- 29/08/2020. Copy forwarded for favour of kind information to the:- 1. Engineer-in-Chief and Ex-Officio Secretary PWD & PW (Roads) Department, Government of West Bengal. 2. Chief Engineer (HQ), Public Works Department, Government of West Bengal. 3. Chief Engineer, South Zone, PWD. Sd/- Anjan Kumar Saha Superintending Engineer, Eastern Circle, P.W.Dte. Memo No:-721/1-W Date:-29/08/2020. Copy forwarded to the Joint Director of Information & Cultural Affairs Department, Writers’ Buildings, Kolkata – 700001 for information please. Sd/- Anjan Kumar Saha Superintending Engineer, Eastern Circle, P.W.Dte. Memo No:-721/4(30)-W Date:-29/08/2020. Copy forwarded for information and wide circulation through his office NOTICE BOARD. I. Sabhadhipati, Barasat, 24Parganas (North), Barasat II. Hon’ble Member of Parliament, Dum Dum Constituency. III. Member of West Bengal Legislative Assembly Bidhannagar Constituency. IV. Superintending Engineer, P.W.D, Central Circle, Nabanna Circle, Southern Circle, Presidency Circle, Kolkata Health Circle, Southern Circle-Social Sector, Bidhan Nagar Circle. Southern Electrical Circle (Baguiati) V. Executive Engineer, P.W.D. Kolkata North Division, Barrackpore Division, Barasat Division To comply with the instruction vide this office memo no. 2169(7)Wdt. 03.12.2007 (IN DUPLICATE) . VI. Executive Engineer, North 24 Parganas, Electrical Division, PWD, Baguiati, Kolkata – 700 059 VII. Executive Engineer (EL), HQ & Planning, P.W.D. VIII. District Magistrate, Barasat, 24parganas (North) IX. Assistant Engineer, P.W.D. Kolkata North Sub-Division-1. X. Secretary, West Bengal Builders Association, 118 B. B. Ganguly Street, Kolkata. XI. KshudraThikadarSamity, 21/1/1 Creak Row, Kolkata – 700014. XII. District Contractor Association, Barasat, 24 parganas (North) . XIII. West Bengal Contractor Welfare Association, East Kulia Road, Kolkata – 700010. XIV. West Bengal Engineers Co-operative Federation Ltd. 29, Phears Lane, 1st. Floor, Kolkata – 700073. Sd/- Anjan Kumar Saha Superintending Engineer, Eastern Circle, P.W.Dte. Page 2 of 2 .
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