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Rangamiti Hill District Council Rangamiti Hill District Council Rang3m,ati Hill District. Memo No. 29.234.8/,00.204j4.002.2019- 447 Date: 10.02.2020 e-Tender Notice: 09120{ 9-20 Open Tendering Method (OTM) e-Tender is invited in the National e-GP System Portal (htto://www.eorocure.oov.bd) for the procurement of work as started as below. SL Tender Name of work Last selling Closing Date Opening No. ID Date & Time & Time Date & Time 1 44857 1 Completion of lncomplete works of buddangkur baddha 26-Feb-2020 27 -Feb-2024 27-Feb-2024 bihar at asumbasti Under Sadar Upazila Rangamati. 17:00 14:00 14:00 Package No. rhdc/1 000177 2 414887 Development Works of Betbuniya jame mosque Under 26-Feb-2020 27-FebA020 27-Feb-2420 :: Kawkhali Upazila Rangamati. Package No" rhdc/10001111 ,17:00 14:00 14:00 3 421315 Completion of lncomplete works of Khamar para dashbal 26-Feb-2024 27 -Feb-zOZA 27-Feb-2020 baddha bihan Under Naniarchar Upazila Rangamati. 17:00 14:00 14:00 Package No. rhdcll 000/1 26 4 42147 4 Completion of lncomplete works of Hall room at Bangamata 26-Feb-2020 27-Feb-2420 27-Feb-2020 Fajilatunnasa Under Naniarchar upazila Rangamati. 17:00 14:00 14:00 Package No. rhdc/1 000/200 5 421485 Repa r works of Zilla parishad new Rest house Under sadar 26-Feb-2020 27 -Feb-2020 27-Feb-202A upazi a Rangamati. Package No. rhdc/1000/189 17:00 14:00 14:00 6 422528 Repair works of Belaichari Zilla parishad Rest house Under 26-Feb-2020 27-Feb-2020 27-Feb-202A Belaichari upazila Rangamati. Package No. rhdc/10001201 17:00 14:00 14:00 7 425507 Const. of Bonggabondhu sheretee pathagar at Amanatbag 26-Feb-2020 27-Feb-zAZA 27-Feb-2020 Under sadar upazila Rangamati. Package No. rhdcl10A0l11 17:00 14:00 14:00 I 425525 Completion of lncomplete works of Young Rangamati Club 26-Feb-2020 27-Feb-2A20 27-Feb-2420 Under Sadar upazila Rangamati. Package No. 17:00 14:00 14:00 rhdc/1000/133 I 425526 Development of Rasiging star Club Under Sadar upazila 26-Feb-2020 27-Feb-202A 27-Feb-2020 Rangamati. Package No. rhddl 000/134 17:00 14:00 14:00 10 425527 Development of Nobin Shonggha Club Under Sadar upazila 26-Feb-2024 27 -Feb-2020 27-Feb-2A24 Rangamati. Package No. rhddl 000/135 17:00 14:00 14:00 11 425528 Repair of'Fisheries Embankment Land of Chandrow chakma 26-Feb-2020 27 -Feb-2020 27-Feb-2020 at suvolong union Under Barkal upazila Rangamati. 17:00 14:00 14:00 Package No. rhdc/1 000/160 12 425529 Water Supplying works of GFS at Laijoo gram 5no baro 26-Feb-2024 27 -Feb-2020 27-Feb-ZAzO horina union Under Barkal upazila Rangamati. Package No. 17:00 14:00 14:00 rhdc/1 0001174 13 425530 Const. works of Toilet of Dakkhin kolabuniya darul akram 26-Feb-2020 27-Feb-2420 27-Feb-2020 Ebtadaiye madrasha at 3no aimachara union Under Barkal 17:00 14:00 14:00 upazila Rangamati. Package No. rhdc/1000/175 14 425531 Const. works of Toilet at kolabuniya bazar Under Bakal 26-Feb -2024 27-FebAA20 27-Feb-202A upazila Rangamati. Package No. rhdc/1000/0 176 17:00 14:00 14:00 15 425635 Const. of Ojukhana at Bangal haliya Central Jama mosque 26-Feb-2020 27 -Feb-2424 27-Feb-2020 Under Rajasthali Upazila Rangamati. Package No. 17:00 14:00 14:00 rhddl 0001124 This is an online Tender where only e-Tender will be accepted in the National e-GP Portal and offline/hard copies will not be accepted. To submit e-Tender registration in the National e-GP System portal (http://www.eprocqre.gov.bd) is required. The fees for downloading the e-Tender Doeuments from the National e-GP System Portal have to be deposited online through any registered Bank's Branches. Further information and guidelines are available in the National e-GP system portal and also form e-GP help desk (helodesk@eprocuie. qov. bd ). t*. Biral Barua Executive Engineer (lncharge) On behalf of Chairman Rangamati Hill District Council Phone No: 0351-62312 E-mail: exen@rhdcbd. gtg a Memo No. 29. 234.840A.204,1 4.002.2019- 447 Date: 10.02.2020 GC: 2. P.S to Chairman, Rangamati Hill District Council, Rangamati. 3. Assistant Engineer, Rangamati Hill Districl Council, Rangamati. 4. Audit &Account Officer, Rangamati Hill District Council, Rangamati. 5. Editor/Advertising Manager, The Daily ........ He is herebv reouested to oublish this a-Tender Notice in vour dailv newsoaper for one dav for one time onlv in 12"x3 column. in inner paqes of the paper on or before 1242-2020. He is also reouested to deliver 03 (thrcd copies of publish Natice to the underciqned within 03 fthrqe) davs ef publication. o" R,H DC Web site: $nrytv. rhdg.g.gv'Fd. : : : t 7. Notice,Board. : ,,: " - 'Biral Barua Executive Eng ineer (l ncharge) On behalf of Chairman Rangamati Hill District Council Phone No: 0351-62312 E-ma i I : exe n @ rhd_g-Ld, org.
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