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Government of West Bengal Office of the Executive Engineer, Asansol Division, Social Sector, P.W. Dte. Court Compound, S.B. Gorai Road, Asansol-4 : (0341)-2251240, E-mail Address: [email protected] Memo No.-457/ e-9G/ASND Date – 05.02.2021 CORRIGENDUM NOTICE It is hereby brought to notice of all concerned that some modification in the tender notice of the e-NIT No.WBPWD/SS/EE/ASND/NIT-06/2020-21 and tender ID No.2021_WBPWD_315902_1 of the Executive Engineer, Asansol Division, Social Sector, P.W. Dte. issued vide memo No.612/e-9G/ASND dt.13.01.2021, the following changes have been made due to administrative reason. Sl. Matter Should be Read as In place of No. 1 Bid 10.02.2021 Upto 4.00P.M 03.02.2021 Upto 4.00P.M. submissi on end date 2 Bid 12.02.2021 at 11.00A.M. 08.02.2021 at 11.00A.M. opening date All other terms & condition except as noted above, of the said NIT shall remain unchanged. Executive Engineer, Asansol Division, Social Sector, P.W. Dte. Memo No.-457 /15/ e-9G/ASND Date – 05.02.2021 Copy forwarded for information and wide circulation through his office Notice Board to:- The Chief Engineer, Social Sector, P.W.Directt. 1. The Chief Engineer, West Zone, P.W.Directt. 2. The Sabhadhipati, Zilla Parishad, Paschim Bardhaman. 3. The District Magistrate, Paschim Bardhaman. 4. The Superintending Engineer, Western Circle, Social Sector, P.W.Dte. 5. The Executive Engineer, Burdwan Division, Social Sector, P.W.Dte. 6. The Executive Engineer, PWD,Asansol Division, Paschim Bardhaman. 7. The Executive Engineer, PWD,(Road) Asansol Division, Paschim Bardhaman. 8. The Sub Divisional office, Asansol, Paschim Bardhaman. 9. -12.The Assistant Engineer, Asansol Sub-Division No-I/II & Durgapur Sub Division, social Sector, P.W.Dte. 13-15 The D.A.O./ Cashier/ Notice Board of this office Executive Engineer, Asansol Division, Social Sector, P.W. Dte. .

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