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Tender List of Baisakh 2076 Federation of Contractors' Association of Nepal (FCAN) Tender Notice of Chaitra S. Name of the Project and Nature of Work No. Bid Doc published last day Bid No Office of Fee date: of Security pkg submissio (NRs) n 1. Water Resource and Canal Intake Work 2 5,000 2076/1/1 2076/1/3 24,25,000 irrigation Development 0 7,20,000 Davison, Janakpurdham, Dhanusha 2. Public Construction Stadium 1 5,000 2076/1/1 2076/1/3 1132000 Implementation Unit, Construction 1 Gajuri, Dhading 3. Federal Water Supply Sanitation project 1 10,000 2076/1/2 2076/1/3 27,00,000 and Sewerage 1 Management Project, Butwal 4. Urban Development and Building 3 5,000 2076/1/2` 2076/1/3 800,000 Building Office, Construction 1 850,000 Dhankuta 800,000 5. Bhadrapur Municipality, Building 1 5,000 2076/1/3 2076/2/2 1517500 Jhapa Construction 6. Paroparkat Maternity & Building 1 20,000 2076/1/3 2076/2/2 11,500,000 Womens Hospital Construction 7. Infrastructure Road Construction 1 10,000 2076/1/3 2076/2/2 40,00,000 Development Office, Kaski 8. Chhatreshwori Rural Water Supply 1 5,000 2076/1/3 2076/2/2 514960 Municipality, Project Bhotechaur, Salyan 9. Federal project Building 6 5,000 2076/1/3 2076/2/2 13,70,000 Implementation Unit, Construction (2) Surkhet 10,10,000 6,40,000 3,50,000 21,00,000 10. Urban Development Building 11 5,000 2076/1/4 2076/2/3 --------------- Bulding Office, Morang, Construction - Biratnagar 11. Aerodrome Engineering Building 3 11300 2076/1/ 2076/2/5 32,96,000 Department, Construction 5650(2) 10,50,000 babarmahal, Kathmandu 820,000 12. Office of the registrar, Building 1 20,000 2076/1/4 2076/2/3 88,00,000 General Administration Construction Division, Kirtipur 13. Gadimai Municipality, Road Construction 1 5,000 2076/1/4 2076/2/3 15,97,100 Samanpur, Rautahat 14. Department of Water Embankment 2 5,000 2076/1/4 2076/2/4 1.0 million Resources & Irrigation, project 0.7 million New Technology Based River Training Project, Jawalakhel 15. Federal Road Road Construction 1 5,000 2076/1/5 2076/2/4 16,00,000 Supervision and Monitoring Office, Itahari 16. Kathmandu Metropolitan Building 7 10,000( 2076/1/5 2076/2/4 --------------- City, Bagdurbar Construction 3) 5,000(4 ) 17. Kanchanjunga Building 1 5,000 2076/1/5 2076/2/4 23,80,000 Conservation Area Construction Office, Taplejung 18. Federal Highway Road Upgrading 1 20,000 2076/1/5 2076/2/4 16 million Supervision, Dhankuta 19. Police Training Centre Building 1 5,000 2076/1/5 2076/2/4 9,00,000 No. 1 State Rani, Construction Biratnagar 20. Bagmati River Basin Restoration of 3 20,000 2076/1/6 2076/2/6 --------------- Improvement Project , Historic Temple - Guheshwori, Kathmandu 21. Agriculture Building 1 5,000 2076/1/8 2076/2/6 291,000 Development Bank, Construction Ramshhapath, Kathmandu 22. Infrastructure Road Construction 3 5,000 2076/1/8 2076/2/7 5,00,000 Development Office, 3,000 2,60,000 Panchthar 6,50,000 23. Water Resources and Water 2 5,000 2076/1/8 2076/2/7 6,76,000 Irrigation Development Management 10,00,000 Division, Parbat, District Project 24. Project office of Urban Building 1 20,000 2076/1/8 2076/2/7 3,50,00,00 Development & Building Construction 0 Construction, Parsa 25. Soru Rural Municipality, Bridge 3 5,000 2076/1/9 2076/2/8 7,50,000 Mugu Construction 3,000(2 ) 26. Dhanaul Rural Building 1 5,000 2076/1/9 2076/2/8 1955100 Municipality, Sarlahi Construction 27. Arjunchaupari Rural Road Construction 1 5,000 2076/1/9 2076/2/8 731000 Municipality, Syangja 28. Bardaghat Municipality, Road Construction 1 5,000 2076/1/9 2076/2/8 -------------- Nawalparasi 29. Social Economic Zone Wall Construction 1 5,000 2076/1/9 2076/2/8 760,000 Authority, babrmahal 30. Infrastructure Bridge 2 5,000 2076/1/9 2076/2/8 2000000 Development office, Construction 750000 Lamjung 31. Infrastructure Road Construction 2 5,000 2076/1/10 2076/2/9 750000 Development Office, 690000 Parbat 32. Infrastructure Road Construction 2 5,000 2076/1/10 2076/2/9 9,60,000 Development Office, 3,000 4,85,000 Nuwakot 33. Janaki Rural Road Construction 2 5,000 2076/1/10 2076/2/9 22,94,630 Municipality, Banke 3,000 95,365 34. Dhulikhel Municipality Road Maintenance 1 5,000 2076/1/10 2076/2/9 630000 Office, Dhulikhel 35. Infrastructure Bheri Irrigation System 5 5,000 2076/1/10 2076/2/9 670000 Babai Diversion 941000 Multipurpose Project, 755000 Surkhet 501000 528000 36. Water Resources and Irrigation project 2 5,000 2076/1/11 2076/2/1 11,50,000 Irrigation Development 3,000 2 1,21,000 Division Office 37. Pokhara Metropolitan Road Construction 1 5,000 2076/1/11 2076/2/1 1060000 City, New Road, Pokhara 2 38. Bansgadi Municipality Road Construction 1 5,000 2076/1/11 2076/2/1 16,50,000 2 39. Infrastructure Road Construction 2 5,000 2076/1/11 2076/2/1 14,00,000 Development Office, 2 700,000 Sankhuwasabha 40. High Powered Transformation 1 10,000 2076/1/12 2076/2/1 2.2 million Committee for Work 2 integrated Development of the Bagmati Civilization (HPCIDBC), Guheshwori 41. Project Implementation Road Construction 1 20,000 2076/1/12 2076/2/1 1,52,40,00 Unit (PIU-1), Jhapa 2 0 42. Mahalaxmi Municipality, Bridge 1 5,000 2076/1/12 2076/2/1 13,00,000 Kamalpokhari Construction 2 43. Land Revenue Office, Building 1 10,000 2076/1/12 2076/2/1 2600000 Hariwon, Sarlahi Construction 2 44. Infrastructure Road Construction 1 20,000 2076/1/12 2076/2/1 85,00,000 Development Office, 2 Kaski 45. New Town Project Office, Road Construction 2 5,000 2076/1/12 2076/2/1 920000 Rakam Karnali 3,000 2 380000 46. Benighar Ro=ural Building 3 5,000 2076/1/12 2076/2/1 830000 Municipality Office, Construction 3,000 2 385500 Bishaltar, Dhading 3,000 275500 47. Road Division Illam Road Construction 2 5,000 2076/1/12 2076/2/1 --------------- 2 --- 48. Helambu Rural Building 2 5,000 2076/1/13 2076/2/1 5037000 Municipality, Helambu, Construction 2 Sindhupalchowk 49. Bheri Babai Diversion Civil Work 1 not 2076/1/13 2076/2/1 --------------- Multipurpose Project quoted 3 - (PQ) 50. Water Resource & Water Supply 2 5,000 2076/1/13 2076/2/1 20,00,000 Irrigation Development Project 3 18,00,000 Division, Phidim 51. Bhimphedi Rural Building 1 5,000 2076/1/13 2076/2/1 16,70,500 Municipality, Bhimpedhi, Construction 3 Makawanpur 52. Infrastructure Dev Road Construction 2 3,000 2076/1/13 2076/2/1 --------------- elopment office, 3 --- Chaurjahari, Rukum 53. Infrastructure Road Construction 2 20,000 2076/1/13 2076/2/1 96,00,000 Development Office, 5,0000 3 13,00,000 Parbat 54. Maulapur Municipality, Building 1 5,000 2076/1/13 2076/2/1 12,57,000 Rautahat Construction 3 55. Nepal Red Cross Socirty Building 1 3,000 2076/1/13 2076/2/1 --------------- Construction 3 --- 56. Infrastructure Road Construction 3 5,000 2076/1/15 2076/2/1 --------------- Development Office, 5 -- Bhojpur 57. Infrastructure Road Construction 2 20,000 2076/1/15 2076/2/1 1,01,00,00 Development office, 5 0 Parbat 1,03,00,00 0 58. Hilsa-Simikot Road Road Construction 1 10,000 2076/1/15 2076/2/1 4.1 million Project, Simikot 5 59. Netional Reconstruction Bridge 1 20,000 2076/1/15 2076/2/1 46,89,000 Authority, Singhadurbar Construction 5 60. Infrastructure Road Construction 1 20,000 2076/1/15 2076/2/1 75,00,000 Development Office, 5 Lamjung 61. Kathmandu Vally Road Improvement 1 5,000 2076/1/16 2076/2/1 25,00,000 Development Authority, 6 Anamnagar, Kathmandu 62. Postal Highway Project Road Construction 6 5,000 2076/1/16 2076/2/1 --------------- 6 - 63. Kawasoti Municipality, Building 2 10,000 2076/1/16 2076/2/1 4376920 Kawasoti, Nawalparasi Construction 3,000 6 251000 64. Infrastructure Road Construction 1 5,000 2076/1/16 2076/2/1 5,50,000 Development Office, 6 kaski 65. Water Resources and Canal Structure 1 5,000 2076/1/17 2076/2/1 7,75,000 Irrigation Development Work 7 Division, Sindhupalchowk 66. Water Resources and Irrigation Work 3 5,000(2 2076/1/17 2076/2/1 290000 Irrigation Development ) 7 950000 Division, Dolakha 3,000 795000 67. Postal Highway Project Road Construction 12 20,000 2076/1/17 2076/2/1 ------------- 10,000( 7 1) 68. Pushpalal (Midhill) Road Construction 3 20,000 2076/1/17 2076/2/1 -------------- Highway Project 7 Directorate 69. Nepal Red Cress Society Building 1 3,000 2076/1/17 2076/2/1 --------------- Construction 7 70. Urban Development and Building 1 5,000 2076/1/18 2076/2/1 17,00,000 Building Office, Hetauda Construction 8 71. Urban Development and Building 2 5,000 2076/1/18 2076/2/1 800000 Building Construction, Construction 8 1000000 Dhankuta 72. Water Supply and Water Supply 5 5,000(3 2076/1/19 2076/2/1 -------------- Sanitation Division, Project ) 9 Bhaktapur 3,000(2 ) 73. Infrastructure Road Construction 1 20,000 2076/1/19 2076/2/1 75,00,000 Development Office, 9 Kaski 74. Infrastructure Road Construction 12 20,000( 2076/1/20 2076/2/2 --------------- Development Office, 8) 0 - Morang 10,000( 3) 5,000(1 ) 75.
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