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Invitation for Bids Bhagawatimai Rural Municipality Office of Rural Municipal Executive Pagnath-1, Dailekh Karnali Province, Nepal Invitation for Bids Bhagawatimai Rural Municipality Office of Rural Municipal Executive Pagnath-1, Dailekh Karnali Province, Nepal Invitation for Bids for the construction Work Under the below mentioned Contracts. First date of publication:2019 March 29th 1.Bhagawatimai Rural Municipality has allocated funds towards the construction Work under the below mentioned Contracts. Bidding is open to all eligible Nepalese Bidder. 2. Bidder may bid for one or several contracts as further defined in Bidding Document. Bidder wishing to offer discounts/cross discount in case they are awarded more than one contract will be allowed to do so provided those discounts are included in the Letter of Bid. 3. Bhagawatimai Rural Municipality invites sealed bids or electronic bids from Nepalese eligible bidder for The construction of (Healthpost building(20/BRM/075/076), Under National Competitive Bidding Procedure. 4. Eligible Bidder may obtain further information and inspect the Bidding Documents at the office of Bhagawatimai Rural Municipality office,pagnath,Dailekh (www.bhagawatimai.mun.gov.np)or may visit PPMO websitewww.bolpatra.gov.np/egp. 5.A complete set of Bidding Documents may be purchased from the office Bhagawatimai rural Municipality office ,Paganath Dailekh by eligible Bidder on the submission of written application ,along with copy of company/firmr egistration certificate,Tax Clearance of fiscal year 2075/076 and upon payment of a non-refundable fee of 3000.00NRS till 2019 april 27, 5:00 pm During Office Hours. Or Bidder who choose to submit their bid electronically may purchase the hard copy of the bidding documents as above or may download the bidding documents for e-submision from PPMO,s Web Site www.bolpatra.gov.np./egp,.Bidders submitting their bid electronically, should deposit the cost(as specified above)of bidding document in the Projects Rajaswa(revenue) account as specified below and the scanned copy (pdf format) of the Bank deposite voucher shall be uploaded by the bidder at the time of electronic submission of the bids.Information to deposite the cost of bidding documents in Bank Name of the Bank: Prabhu Bank ltd,Bhagwatiai branch,Dailekh Name of Office:Bhagawatimai Rural Municipality,Paganath,Dailekh Office Code No: 66/365/11 Office Account No (Sanchit Account no):17700201093288000001 Office Account No ( Dharauti Account no):17700201093288000004 6. Pre-bid meeting shall be held at Rural Municipality office,Pagnath ,Dailekh at 12.00 noon on 2019 April 16 7.Sealed or electronic bids must be Sumitted to the office Bhagwatimai Rural Municipality Office,Pagnath,Dailekh by hand or through PPMO Website www.bolpatra.gov.np/egp on or before 12:00 noon: on 2019 April 27 ,Bids received after this deadline will be rejected. 8. The bids will be opened in the Presence of Bidders Representatives who choose to attend at 14:00 on 2019 april 28 at the office of Bhagawatimai rural municipality Office, paganath, Dailekh. Bids must be valid for a Periods of 90 days after bid opening and must be accompanied by a bid security or scanned copy of of the bid security in pdf format in case of e-bid, amounting to a minimum of following amount, which shall be valid for 30 days beyond the validity period of the bid. 9. If the last date of purchasing and/or submission falls on a government holiday, then the next working day shall be considered as the last date. In such case the validity period of the bid security shall remain the same as specified for the original last date of bid submission. 10. All other terms and conditions will be as per Nepal Governments Prevailing Procurements Act and Regulations. 11. Bhagawatimai Rural Municipality, Pagthnath, Dailekh reserves the right to accept or reject, wholly or partly any or all the Bids without assigning reason, what so ever. 12. The name and identification of the contract are as follows. S.N Description Of Work Contract ID Estimated Bidding Bid Security Amount(Without Document Amount(NRS) VAT)(NRS) Fee(NRS) Construction of new Hospital 20/BRM/075/076 14211123.09 3000.00 401464.22 1. Building at Bhagawatimai Rm …………………………….. Chief Administrative Officer .
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