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Government of Arunachal Pradesh Office of the Executive Engineer::: Public Health Engineering Division, Bomdila :: West Kameng District GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER::: PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING DIVISION, BOMDILA :: WEST KAMENG DISTRICT. No:- EEB/PHE/SCH/NIT-25/2020-21 Dated Bomdila the 8th January, 2021 NOTICE INVITING TENDER The Executive Engineer, PHE & WS Division Bomdila on behalf of the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh invites sealed item rate tender for design, drawing and construction of Headwork, Pre-Sedimentation Tank, Sedimentation Tank, SSF, etc. of following water supply schemes under Jal Jeevan Mission(JJM) from approved and eligible contractor registered with CPWD/PWD/BRO/NEEPCO/NHPC/GREF/MES etc. for execution of the works mentioned below:- of Sl issue/ Name of Work No. tender Papers Papers Papers money Tender Tender Tender Tender Earnest Earnest Documents Contractor Estimated Estimated cost put to to put cost submission/ Opening of Opening Eligibleof Class Last Date for for Date Last opening Tender of of Sale/Issue Tender papers and Place of Place sale Submission of of Submission Rs. Rs. 21,000/- 21,00,000/- PHE & WS (Rupees Class- P/W/S at Kimi (Rupees Sub- 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 Hrs. at 1100 1 Twenty VA and Village Twenty Division, One IV to Upto 1400 One Lakhs ) Thrizino Thousand 15/01/2021 Hrs. Only ) Only 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 21,000/- 21,00,000/- PHE & WS (Rupees Class- (Rupees Sub- 2 P/W/S at Kimi 28 Twenty VA and 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 Twenty Division, One IV to Upto 1400 One Lakhs ) Thrizino Thousand 15/01/2021 Hrs. Only ) Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 18,620/- 18,62,000/- rs. (Rupees (Rupees PHE & WS Eighteen 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 A /W/S at Phrizin Eighteen Class-V Sub- 3 Thousand to Upto 1400 village Lakhs Sixty and VA Division, Six 15/01/2021 Hrs. Two Thrizino Hundred Thousand ) Twenty ) Only Only H at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 19,20,000/- 19,200/- (Rupees (Rupees PHE & WS A /W/S at Sakrin Nineteen Nineteen Class-V Sub- 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 4 village Lakhs Thousand and VA Division, to Upto 1400 Twenty Two Thrizino 15/01/2021 Hrs. Thousand ) Hundred ) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 17,530/- 17,53,000/- (Rupees (Rupees PHE & WS Seventeen A /W/S at Seventeen Class-V Sub- 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 5 Thousand Lakhs Fifty and VA Division, to Upto 1400 Karangania village Five Three Thrizino 15/01/2021 Hrs. Hundred Thousand ) Thirty ) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 16,80,000/- 16,800/- (Rupees (Rupees PHE & WS 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 A /W/S at Kaya Sixteen Sixteen Class-V Sub- 6 to Upto 1400 Valley village Lakhs Thousand and VA Division, 15/01/2021 Hrs. Eighty Eight Thrizino Thousand ) Hundred ) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Augmentation of Rs. Rs. 30,00,000/- 30,000/- PHE & WS D/W/S at ,Palizi, Class- 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 (Rupees (Rupees Sub- 7 Palizipam and VA and to Upto 1400 Thirty Thirty Division, IV 15/01/2021 Hrs. Rubangrugo Lakhs ) Thousand Thrizino Village Only ) Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 17,90,000/- 17,900/- Augmentation of (Rupees (Rupees PHE & WS Seventeen Seventeen Class-V Sub- 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 8 W/S at Yayung Lakhs Thousand and VA Division, to Upto 1400 Village Ninety Nine Thrizino 15/01/2021 Hrs. Thousand ) Hundred ) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 16,57,500/- 16,575/- (Rupees (Rupees Sixteen Sixteen Aug. of Diksipam Lakhs Fifty Class-V 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 9 Thousand Seven and VA PHE & WS to Upto 1400 Village Five Thousand Sub- 15/01/2021 Hrs. Hundred Five Division, Seventy Hundred ) Rupa Five) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 77,40,800/- 77,408/- (Rupees (Rupees Seventy Seventy PHE & WS Class- Aug. of Shergaon Seven Seven Sub- 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 10 IV and Lakhs Forty Thousand Division, to Upto 1400 Village III Thousand Four Rupa 15/01/2021 Hrs. Eight Hundred Hundred ) Eight) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 19,65,100/- 19,651/- (Rupees (Rupees Augmentation of Nineteen PHE & WS Nineteen 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 W/S at Lakhs Sixty Class-V Sub- 11 Thousand to Upto 1400 Brokpalangchen Five and VA Division, Six 15/01/2021 Hrs. Thousand Rupa village Hundred One Fifty One) Hundred ) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 17,99,300/- 17,993/- (Rupees (Rupees Seventeen Augmentation of Seventeen PHE & WS Lakhs 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 W/s at Thousand Class-V Sub- 12 Ninety to Upto 1400 Nine and VA Division, Warrangpam Nine 15/01/2021 Hrs. Hundred Rupa village Thousand Ninety Three Three) Hundred ) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 41,23,000/- 41,230/- (Rupees (Rupees Augmentation of PHE & WS Forty One Forty One Class- W/S at Sub- 13 Lakhs Thousand VA and 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 Division, Rangthazorpam Twenty Two IV to Upto 1400 Rupa village Three Hundred 15/01/2021 Hrs. Thousand ) Thirty ) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 5,33,800/- 5,338/- Augmentation of (Rupees (Rupees Drinking Water Five Lakhs Five PHE & WS Thirty Thousand Class-V Sub- 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 14 Supply at Three Three and VA Division, to Upto 1400 Yulongripam Thousand Hundred Rupa 15/01/2021 Hrs. village Eight Thirty Hundred ) Eight) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 27,14,700/- 27,147/- (Rupees (Rupees Twenty Twenty PHE & WS Augmentation of Seven Seven Class- 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 Sub- 15 W/S at Dengzi Lakhs Thousand VA and to Upto 1400 Division, Fourteen One IV 15/01/2021 Hrs. Village Rupa Thousand Hundred Seven Forty Hundred ) Seven) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 33,82,300/- 33,823/- (Rupees (Rupees Thirty Thirty PHE & WS Augmentation of Three Three Class- 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 Sub- 16 W/S at Domkho Lakhs Thousand VA and to Upto 1400 Division, Eighty Two Eight IV 15/01/2021 Hrs. village Rupa Thousand Hundred Three Twenty Hundred ) Three) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 35,09,700/- 35,097/- (Rupees (Rupees PHE & WS Aumentation of Thirty Five Class- 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 Thirty Five Sub- 17 W/S at Tenzingaon Lakhs Nine VA and to Upto 1400 Thousand Division, Thousand IV 15/01/2021 Hrs. Camp- I Ninety Rupa Seven Seven) Hundred ) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 19,860/- 19,86,000/- (Rupees (Rupees PHE & WS Augmentation of Nineteen Nineteen Class-V Sub- 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 18 W/S at Beitchilling Thousand Lakhs and VA Division, to Upto 1400 Eight Village Eighty Six Rupa 15/01/2021 Hrs. Hundred Thousand ) Sixty ) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 Rs. Rs. 19,14,900/- 19,149/- (Rupees (Rupees Nineteen PHE & WS Augmentation of Nineteen Lakhs Class-V Sub- 08/01/2021 16/01/2021 19 W/S at Painaktang Thousand Fourteen and VA Division, to Upto 1400 One Village Thousand Rupa 15/01/2021 Hrs. Hundred Nine Forty Hundred ) Nine) Only Only Hrs. at 1100 18/01/2021 1. The firm/ bidder participating in the tender must be local domiciled within the territorial jurisdiction of Community Block belonging to the project site. 2. Tender document can be obtained from the office of the Assistant Engineer, PHE & WS Sub-Division, Thrizino / Rupa on any working day in between 1000 hrs to 1600 hrs on payment of Rs. 500.00 (Rupees five Hundred) only in Cash/ shape of DD (non- refundable) drawn in favour of the undersigned payable at the State Bank of India at Bomdila. No bidding document shall be issued to the contractor after the stipulated time limit. 3. The standard form of General Condition of Contract will not be issued along with the Tender Documents but the same shall form part of the agreement to be drawn and signed by both parties after acceptance of tender. The intending bidder must read the General Condition of Contract 2019 or its latest edition carefully. He should only submit his bid if he agrees with the terms and conditions laid therein. 4. The bidders are required to visit the sites to examine and familiarize themselves with concerned Site of works at their own cost and responsibility and risk before submitting the bid. The firm may contact the Assistant Engineer in charge of the Project for visit to the site of works. 5. Other special terms and conditions can be seen in the bidding documents. Sd/ Executive Engineer, PHE & WS Division, Bomdila. MEMO No:- EEB/PHE/SCH/NIT-25/2020-21 Dated Bomdila the 8th January, 2021 Copy to:- 1. The Deputy Commissioner, West Kameng Dist. (A.P) for information and wide circulation please. 2. The Chief Engineer (D&P), PHE & WS Department, Itanagar for information with a request to publish this NIT online on 8th January, 2021. 3. Chief Engineer, PHE & WS Department (E/Z/WZ/sanitation)/PWD (EZ/WZ)/ power /Power (civil)/RWD/WRD.Itanagar for favour of information & Wide circulation please. 4. Superintending Engineer, PHE Circle Rupa/Bene/Naharlagun/Miao/Yachuli, Arunachal Pradesh for information & wide circulation please. 5. The Executive Engineer, PHED, Khonsa/ Changlang/ Namsai/ Roing/ Hawai/ Pasighat/ Yingkiong/ Aalo/Likabali/Ziro/Sangram/Yupia/Daporijo/Seppa/Anini/Tawang/Itanagar/Sagalee/Lemi/Pangin/ Kodoku for information and wide circulation please.
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