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As Per Annexure Division, P.H.E Government of West Bengal Office of the Executive Engineer, Northern Mechanical Division Public Health Engineering Directorate Sukanta Sarani, Paresh Nagar, Siliguri, Dist- Jalpaiguri Memo No. 1745/ NMD Dated Siliguri the 06.07.2015 NOTICE INVITING QUOTATION NO: 07 of 2015-16 Sealed Quotation for the following works are invited by the Executive Engineer, Northern Mechanical Division P.H.Engineering Dte. Siliguri, on be-half of the Governor of West Bengal for the under noted works exclusively from the working Electrical /Mechanical Contractors of this Directorate having sufficient experience and back ground in similar type of work during last 3 ( three) years. Sl. Description of work Estimated cost Earnest Money Time of completion No. 01 Operation & guarding of different W/S Schemes within the district of Darjeeling under Northern Mechanical As per Annexure Division, P.H.E. Dte. [ As per Annexure ]. The intending quotationers will have to produce the following information/data etc.to the undersigned along with the prayer for obtaining permission to participate as a quotationer. 1) Copy of valid PAN Card. 2) Copy of valid Sales Tax Clearance Certificate/ VAT registration No. 3) Copy of valid Professional Tax Clearance Certificate. 4) Copy of valid Electrical License as well as Supervisor’s License. 5) Financial capacity to maintain the work properly throughout the working period. 6) Documentary evidence in respect of Credential/ Experience for execution of similar type of work. The documents as above will be examined in order to assess the eligibility of the applicant for allowing to participate as a quotationer.. Documents may be had from the office of the undersigned between 11A.M. to 4P.M. on any working day on payment of usual prices of each set & on production of permission letter issued by the undersigned. The undersigned reserves the right to postponed/ extend the date of issuing permission in extraneous/unavoidable circumstances. Last Date of Application.. → 16.07.2015 Last Date of Issuing Permission . → 17.07.2015 upto 3.00 PM Last Date of issue of Quotation Paper. → 17.07.2015 upto 4.30 PM Date of Dropping of Quotation Paper. → 23.07.2015 upto 3.00 PM Date of Opening of Quotation. → 23.07.2015 at 3.30 PM Each quotationer shall submit the quotation documents in a sealed cover with name of work,N.I.Q. No: & Date and Company’s name super scribed on the cover. Quotation documents will be received up to 3.00 P.M. on 23.07.2015 in the office of the undersigned and the same will be opened at 3.30P.M. on the same date in the same office in presence of the participating quotationers. Quotationers should quote their rates on ITEM BASIS both in figure and words . Welfare Cess @ 01% will be deducted from the gross amount of Bills. Each page of the quotation documents must be signed by the quotationers and all correction should bear their initials with seal. Quotationers who will sign on be-half of their Company ,should produce the authority of signing the quotation in support of their Company. The acceptance of quotation will rest with the accepting authority who does not bind himself to accept the lowest offer or all quotations received & to split up the work without assigning any reason thereof. Executive Engineer Northern Mechanical Division. P.H.E. Dte. Contd=2 Page=2 Memo No. 1745 / /NMD Dated,Siliguri the 06.07.2015 Copy forwarded for information with a request for circulation through notice board or otherwise to :- 01) The Principal secretary, Department of Information & Cultural Affairs, Writers Building Kolkata- 700 001 02) The Director of Information (Information Divn.) Govt. of West Bengal, Dep’t. Of Information & Cultural Affairs, Writer’s Building, Block- I.Kolkata-01.Duplicate copy of this notice is enclosed .He is requested to arrange for publication of the notice in two News Papers in a consolidated Form. 03) The Superintending Engineer, Mechanical Circle-III, P.H.E.Dte. 04) The Superintending Engineer, Mechanical Circle-I/II, P.H.E.Dte. 05) The Superintending Engineer, North Bengal Circle-I, P.H.E.Dte. 06) The Executive Engineer,Central/Malda/Eastern/Purulia/Asansol/Midnapur/Electrical/Bankura/Bolpur/ New Town ,Kolkata/South 24 Pag. Mech.Divn, /Central Drilling Division, P.H.E.Dte. 07) The Executive Engineer, Siliguri W/S /Jalpaiguri/Coochbehar/Malda/Raiganj Division,P.H.E.Dte. 08) The Assistant Engineer, Siliguri Mech.Sub-Divn,/H.Q/Coochbehar Mech.Sub-Divn. P.H.E.Dte. 09) The Driller-In-Charge, Northern Mechanical Sub-Division (Drilling), P.H.E.Dte. 10) The Divisional Accounts Officer, Grade-I, Northern Mech.Division, P.H.E.Dte. 11) The Estimator, Northern Mech.Division, P.H.E.Dte 12) The Cashier, Northern Mech.Division, P.H.E.Dte 13) The Tender File/ Notice Board, Northern Mech.Division, P.H.E.Dte. Executive Engineer Northern Mechanical Division. P.H.E. Dte. ANNEXURE OF N.I.Q NO. 07 OF 2015-16 OF EE/ NMD/PHE OPERATION & GUARDING OF FOLLOWING WATER SUPPLY SCHEMES IN THE DISTRICT OF DARJEELING. Estimated cost Earnest Money Sl. Name of W/S Scheme Time of completion ( In `) ( In `) 1 BAIRATISAL ( EXTN.), TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 2 BAIRATISAL ( EXTN.), TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 3 BAIRATISAL ( EXTN.), TW NO. III TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 4 BAIRATISAL ( EXTN.), TW NO. IV TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 5 BAIRATISAL, TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 6 BARASADVITA, TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 7 BARASADVITA, TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 8 BUDHARU GAON, TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 9 BUDHARU GAON, TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 10 CHAMTA ( EXTN.), TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 11 CHAMTA ( EXTN.), TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 12 CHAMTA , TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 13 CHAMTA , TW NO. III TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 14 CHAMTA, TW NO. IV TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 15 DUMRIGURI, TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 16 DUMRIGURI, TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 17 KALAM, TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 18 KALAM, TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 19 KALKUT, TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 20 KALKUT, TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 21 KALKUT, TW NO. III TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 22 KALKUT, TW NO. IV TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 23 KALKUT, TW NO. V TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 24 KAWAKHALI, TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 25 KAWAKHALI, TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 26 KHARIBARI, TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 27 LALMAN, TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 28 LALMAN, TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 29 MADHYA BANSGAON, TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 30 MADHYA BANSGAON, TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 31 MANGALSING, TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 32 MANGALSING, TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 33 MATIGARAHAT ( EXTN), TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 34 MATIGARAHAT ( EXTN), TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 35 MATIGARAHAT ( EXTN), TW NO. III TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 36 MATIGARAHAT ( EXTN), TW NO. IV TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 37 NAXALBARI, TW NO. I ( PHASE-II ) TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 38 NAXALBARI, TW NO. II ( PHASE-II ) TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 39 NAXALBARI, TW NO. I , ZONE-I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 40 NAXALBARI, TW NO. II, ZONE-I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 41 NAXALBARI, TW NO. I , ZONE-II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 42 NAXALBARI, TW NO. II , ZONE-II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 43 PAUCHAKULGURI, TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 44 RANIDANGA RANGAPANI, TW NO. I TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 45 RANIDANGA RANGAPANI, TW NO. II TO BE QUOTED NIL 01.08.2015 TO 31.07.2016 46 SALBARI, TW NO.
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