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Regional Corridor Development Authority (Recoda) REGIONAL CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (RECODA) NOTIS IKLAN TENDER 1. Tender adalah dipelawa daripada Kontraktor-Kontraktor yang berdaftar dengan Unit Pendaftaran Kontraktor dan Juruperunding (UPKJ) dalam Kelas dan Jenis Pendaftaran yang berkaitan serta mempunyai tempoh pendaftaran yang sah untuk membuat tawaran buat masa ini bagi kerja-kerja berikut:- No. Ruj. Tender Tajuk Tender Pendaftaran Yuran Jenis Tarikh dan Tarikh Tutup Tarikh Tutup Kelas, Kepala Dokumen Tawaran Masa Pengambilan Dan Masa & Sub-Kepala (RM) Taklimat / Penjualan Penyerahan Tender Dokumen Dokumen Tender Tender RCDA/T/04/19/ 007 GE PACKAGE 1: ROAD Kelas A, RM400.00 Terhad 6 Mei 2019, 21 Mei 2019, 27 Mei 2019, INFRASTRUCTURE Kepala I Kepada 9.00 pagi 12.00 12.00 PROJECTS IN BUKIT Sub-Kepala 1 Bumiputera tengahari tengahari GORAM / KATIBAS / & 2(a), Sahaja NGEMAH / MACHAN Kepala III Proposed Construction of Sub-Kepala 1 Nanga Banjor / Nanga Makut & 2 dan Road, Katibas Kepala IV Sub-Kepala 4(a) RCDA/T/04/19/P 008 PACKAGE 1: ROAD Kelas A, RM400.00 Terbuka 6 Mei 2019, 21 Mei 2019, 27 Mei 2019, INFRASTRUCTURE Kepala I 9.00 pagi 12.00 12.00 PROJECTS IN BUKIT Sub-Kepala 1 tengahari tengahari GORAM / KATIBAS / & 2(a), NGEMAH / MACHAN Proposed Construction of Kepala III Nanga Makut / Nanga Sub-Kepala 1 Engkuah Road, Katibas & 2 dan Kepala IV Sub-Kepala 4(a) RCDA/T/04/19/009 PACKAGE 2: ROAD Kelas A, RM400.00 Terhad 6 Mei 2019, 21 Mei 2019, 27 Mei 2019, INFRASTRUCTURE Kepala I Kepada 9.00 pagi 12.00 12.00 PROJECTS IN PELAGUS/ Sub-Kepala 1 Bumiputera tengahari tengahari BALEH & 2(a), Sahaja Proposed New Road for Rh. Kepala III Undi / Rh. Seli / Rh. Mamut / Sub-Kepala 1 Rh. Ai, Antawau, Sg. Bena & 2 dan (Phase 1) Kepala IV Sub-Kepala 4(a) RCDA/T/04/19/010 PACKAGE 2: ROAD Kelas A, RM400.00 Terhad 6 Mei 2019, 21 Mei 2019, 27 Mei 2019, INFRASTRUCTURE Kepala I Kepada 9.00 pagi 12.00 12.00 PROJECTS IN PELAGUS/ Sub-Kepala 1 Bumiputera tengahari tengahari BALEH & 2(a), Sahaja Proposed New Road From Kepala III Baleh Bridge / Rh. Belaja, Sub-Kepala 1 Ng. Benin / SK. Ng. Pelagus & 2 dan / Pelagus Resort (Phase 1 – Kepala IV Section 1) Sub-Kepala 4(a) No. Ruj. Tender Tajuk Tender Pendaftaran Yuran Jenis Tarikh dan Tarikh Tutup Tarikh Tutup Kelas, Kepala Dokumen Tawaran Masa Pengambilan Dan Masa & Sub-Kepala (RM) Taklimat / Penjualan Penyerahan Tender Dokumen Dokumen Tender Tender RCDA/T/04/19/011 PACKAGE 2: ROAD Kelas A, RM400.00 Terbuka 6 Mei 2019, 21 Mei 2019 27 Mei 2019, INFRASTRUCTURE Kepala I 9.00 pagi 12.00 12.00 PROJECTS IN PELAGUS/ Sub-Kepala 1 tengahari tengahari BALEH & 2(a), Proposed New Road From Kepala III Baleh Bridge / Rh. Belaja, Sub-Kepala 1 Ng. Benin / SK. Ng. Pelagus & 2 dan / Pelagus Resort (Phase 1 – Kepala IV Section 2) Sub-Kepala 4(a) RCDA/T/04/19/012 PACKAGE 3: ROAD Kelas A, RM400.00 Terhad 6 Mei 2019, 21 Mei 2019 27 Mei 2019, INFRASTRUCTURE Kepala I Kepada 9.00 pagi 12.00 12.00 PROJECTS IN BELAGA/ Sub-Kepala 1 Bumiputera tengahari tengahari MURUM & 2(a), Sahaja Proposed Construction of Kepala III Bakun Dam Bypass Road Sub-Kepala 1 & 2 dan Kepala IV Sub-Kepala 4(a) RCDA/T/04/19/013 PACKAGE 3: ROAD Kelas A, RM400.00 Terbuka 6 Mei 2019, 21 Mei 2019, 27 Mei 2019, INFRASTRUCTURE Kepala I 9.00 pagi 12.00 12.00 PROJECTS IN BELAGA/ Sub-Kepala 1 tengahari tengahari MURUM & 2(a), Cadangan Naiktaraf Jalan ke Kepala III Long Tangau, Penempatan Sub-Kepala 1 Semula Metalun, Belaga & 2 dan (Fasa I) Kepala IV Sub-Kepala 4(a) RCDA/T/04/19/014 PACKAGE 3: ROAD Kelas A, RM400.00 Terbuka 6 Mei 2019, 21 Mei 2019, 27 Mei 2019, INFRASTRUCTURE Kepala I 9.00 pagi 12.00 12.00 PROJECTS IN BELAGA/ Sub-Kepala 1 tengahari tengahari MURUM & 2(a), Cadangan Naiktaraf Jalan ke Kepala III SK Tegulang, Penempatan Sub-Kepala 1 Semula Tegulang, Belaga & 2 dan (Fasa I) Kepala IV Sub-Kepala 4(a) RCDA/T/04/19/015 PACKAGE 3: ROAD Kelas B atau RM200.00 Terbuka 6 Mei 2019, 21 Mei 2019, 27 Mei 2019, INFRASTRUCTURE BX, 9.00 pagi 12.00 12.00 PROJECTS IN BELAGA/ Kepala III tengahari tengahari MURUM Sub-Kepala 1 Proposed Upgrading of & 2 dan Existing Village Road to SK Kepala IV Kuala Kebulu, Jelalong, Sub-Kepala Tubau 4(a) 2. Satu Taklimat Tender (Wajib) akan diadakan pada 6 Mei 2019, jam 9.00 pagi bagi semua kerja di atas bertempat di Auditorium, Level 1, LCDA Tower, Lot 2879, The Isthmus, Off Jalan Bako, 93050 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. Pemilik atau wakilnya yang hadir ke Taklimat Tender hendaklah mengemukakan SIJIL ASAL UNIT PENDAFTARAN KONTRAKTOR DAN JURUPERUNDING (UPKJ), SIJIL ASAL PENGIKTIRAFAN STATUS BUMIPUTERA dan SURAT PERWAKILAN KUASA (Jika Berkenaan). 3. Dokumen Tender hanya akan dijual kepada pemilik atau wakilnya yang diberi kuasa secara bertulis oleh Pemilik / Rakan Kongsi / Pengarah Syarikat. Pemilik atau wakilnya hendaklah mengemukakan SIJIL ASAL UNIT PENDAFTARAN KONTRAKTOR DAN JURUPERUNDING (UPKJ), SIJIL ASAL PENGIKTIRAFAN STATUS BUMIPUTERA dan SURAT PERWAKILAN KUASA (Jika Berkenaan) sebelum dokumen tender dijual kepada kontraktor yang layak. Dokumen Tender hanya akan dijual kepada Kontraktor- Kontraktor yang menghadiri Taklimat Tender. 4. Bayaran yuran Dokumen Tender hendaklah dibuat dalam bentuk Wang Tunai atau Draf Bank yang dibayar atas nama Regional Corridor Development Authority. 5. Dokumen Tender Meja boleh disemak dan Dokumen Tender boleh diperolehi mulai 6 Mei 2019 pada jam 2.30 petang hingga 21 Mei 2019 pada jam 12.00 tengahari di alamat Level 1, LCDA Tower, Lot 2879, The Isthmus, Off Jalan Bako, 93050 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. 6. Dokumen Tender hendaklah dimasukkan sendiri oleh Pemilik / Wakil Syarikat / Firma ke dalam Peti Tawaran dengan menggunakan sampul berlakri serta mempunyai catatan Nombor dan Tajuk Tender. Dokumen Tender hendaklah diserahkan selewat-lewatnya jam 12.00 tengahari pada tarikh tutup di alamat seperti di bawah. Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Tender Regional Corridor Development Authority Level 1, LCDA Tower, Lot 2879 The Isthmus, Off Jalan Bako 93050 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia 7. Dokumen tender yang diterima selepas tarikh dan masa tutup tidak akan dipertimbangkan. 8. Regional Corridor Development Authority tidak terikat untuk menerima tawaran terendah atau mana-mana tawaran atau memberi apa-apa sebab di atas penolakan sesuatu tawaran tersebut. ………………………………………………………….…….. Chief Executive Officer Regional Corridor Development Authority .
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