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Tender-Notice-2020-1-9-093-100 REGIONAL CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY NOTIS IKLAN TENDER 1. Tender adalah dipelawa daripada Kontraktor-Kontraktor yang berdaftar dengan Unit Pendaftaran Kontraktor dan Juruperunding (UPKJ) dalam Kelas dan Jenis Pendaftaran yang berkaitan serta mempunyai tempoh pendaftaran yang sah untuk membuat tawaran buat masa ini bagi kerja-kerja berikut:- No. Ruj. Tender Tajuk Tender Pendaftaran Yuran Jenis Tarikh Mula Tarikh Tutup Tarikh Tutup Dan Kelas, Kepala & Dokumen Tawaran Pengambilan / Pengambilan / Masa Penyerahan Sub-Kepala (RM) Penjualan Penjualan Dokumen Dokumen Tender Dokumen Tender Tender RCDA/T/09/20/093 HIGHLAND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (HDA) Kelas A, 400.00 Terbuka 7 September 2020, 14 September 2020, 21 September 2020, Kepala I 9.00 pagi 4.00 petang 12.00 tengahari PACKAGE 3: ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE Sub-Kepala 1 & 2(a) PROJECTS IN LONG SILAT/ LONG JEKITAN/ dan LONG LELLANG Kepala III Sub-Kepala 1 & 2 PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT OF EXISTING ROAD TO LONG JEEH, LONG SELAWAN AND LONG PALAI, MIRI DIVISION (PHASE 1) RCDA/T/09/20/094 NORTHERN REGION DEVELOPMENT AGENCY Kelas A, 400.00 Terbuka 7 September 2020, 14 September 2020, 21 September 2020, (NRDA) Kepala I 9.00 pagi 4.00 petang 12.00 tengahari Sub-Kepala 1 & 2(a) PACKAGE 2: ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE dan PROJECTS IN LAWAS DISTRICT (BA’KELALAN/ Kepala III BUKIT SARI) Sub-Kepala 1 & 2 PROPOSED UPGRADING OF EXISTING ROAD FROM LONG TENGOA TO LONG IBAU, LAWAS DISTRICT, LIMBANG DIVISION RCDA/T/09/20/095 NORTHERN REGION DEVELOPMENT AGENCY Kelas B atau BX, 200.00 Terhad 7 September 2020, 14 September 2020, 21 September 2020, (NRDA) Kepala I Kepada 9.00 pagi 4.00 petang 12.00 tengahari Sub-Kepala 1 Bumiputera PACKAGE 2: ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE dan Sahaja PROJECTS IN LAWAS DISTRICT (BA’KELALAN/ Kepala III BUKIT SARI) Sub-Kepala 1 & 2 PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF NEW KAMPUNG SEBERANG KEDAI ROAD, LAWAS DISTRICT, LIMBANG DIVISION RCDA/T/09/20/096 NORTHERN REGION DEVELOPMENT AGENCY Kelas A, 400.00 Terbuka 7 September 2020, 14 September 2020, 21 September 2020, (NRDA) Kepala I 9.00 pagi 4.00 petang 12.00 tengahari Sub-Kepala 1 PACKAGE 3: ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE dan PROJECTS IN LAWAS DISTRICT (BUKIT SARI) Kepala III Sub-Kepala 1 & 2 PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF NEW ROAD FROM KPG. NOOR ISLAM TO KUALA LAWAS FERRY POINT, LAWAS DISTRICT, LIMBANG DIVISION RCDA/T/09/20/097 NORTHERN REGION DEVELOPMENT AGENCY Kelas D atau E, 200.00 Terhad 7 September 2020, 14 September 2020, 21 September 2020, (NRDA) Kepala II Kepada 9.00 pagi 4.00 petang 12.00 tengahari Sub-Kepala 2 Bumiputera PACKAGE 7: BUILDING PROJECTS IN LAWAS Sahaja DISTRICT PROPOSED NEW IKAN TAHAI SMOKE HOUSE AT KAMPUNG AWAT-AWAT, LIMBANG DIVISION RCDA/T/09/20/098 NORTHERN REGION DEVELOPMENT AGENCY Kelas A atau B, 400.00 Terbuka 7 September 2020, 14 September 2020, 21 September 2020, (NRDA) Kepala II 9.00 pagi 4.00 petang 12.00 tengahari Sub-Kepala 2 PACKAGE 7: BUILDING PROJECTS IN LAWAS DISTRICT PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF NEW MAAHAD TAHFIZ DARUL MAKMUR LAWAS ON PART OF LOT 2882, BLOCK 6, LAWAS LAND DISTRICT, LIMBANG DIVISION RCDA/T/09/20/099 NORTHERN REGION DEVELOPMENT AGENCY Kelas B atau BX, 200.00 Terhad 7 September 2020, 14 September 2020, 21 September 2020, (NRDA) Kepala II Kepada 9.00 pagi 4.00 petang 12.00 tengahari Sub-Kepala 2 Bumiputera Sahaja PACKAGE 7: BUILDING PROJECTS IN LAWAS DISTRICT PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF NEW TADIKA HIKMAH ON LOT 1659, BLOCK 6, LAWAS LAND DISTRICT, LIMBANG DIVISION RCDA/T/09/20/100 NORTHERN REGION DEVELOPMENT AGENCY Kelas B atau BX, 200.00 Terhad 7 September 2020, 14 September 2020, 21 September 2020, (NRDA) Kepala II Kepada 9.00 pagi 4.00 petang 12.00 tengahari Sub-Kepala 2 Bumiputera PACKAGE 9: RECREATIONAL FACILITIES IN Sahaja LAWAS DISTRICT PROPOSED PATARIKAN TOURISM FACILITIES AT KAMPUNG PATARIKAN, LAWAS LAND DISTRICT, LIMBANG DIVISION 2. Dokumen Tender hanya akan dijual kepada pemilik atau wakilnya yang diberi kuasa secara bertulis oleh Pemilik / Rakan Kongsi / Pengarah Syarikat. Pemilik atau wakilnya hendaklah mengemukakan SIJIL ASAL UNIT PENDAFTARAN KONTRAKTOR DAN JURUPERUNDING (UPKJ), SIJIL ASAL PENGIKTIRAFAN STATUS BUMIPUTERA dan SURAT PERWAKILAN KUASA (Jika Berkenaan) sebelum dokumen tender dijual kepada kontraktor yang layak. 3. Bayaran yuran Dokumen Tender hendaklah dibuat dalam bentuk Wang Tunai atau Draf Bank yang dibayar atas nama Regional Corridor Development Authority. 4. Dokumen Tender Meja boleh disemak dan Dokumen Tender boleh diperolehi mulai 7 September 2020 pada jam 9.00 pagi hingga 14 September 2020 pada jam 4.00 petang di alamat Lower Ground (LG), LCDA Tower, Lot 2879, The Isthmus, Off Jalan Bako, 93050 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. 5. Dokumen Tender hendaklah dimasukkan sendiri oleh Pemilik / Wakil Syarikat / Firma ke dalam Peti Tawaran dengan menggunakan sampul berlakri serta mempunyai catatan Nombor dan Tajuk Tender. Dokumen Tender hendaklah diserahkan selewat-lewatnya pada tarikh tutup dan masa penyerahan dokumen tender di alamat seperti di bawah. Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Tender Regional Corridor Development Authority Lower Ground (LG), LCDA Tower, Lot 2879 The Isthmus, Off Jalan Bako 93050 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia 6. Dokumen tender yang diterima selepas tarikh dan masa tutup tidak akan dipertimbangkan. 7. Petender adalah dikehendaki untuk mengemukakan Dokumen Tender lebih awal dari Tarikh dan Masa Tutup yang ditetapkan untuk mengelakkan kesukaran dan kesulitan semasa berurusan untuk mengemukakan Dokumen Tender pada hari Tender ditutup. 8. Ini adalah berikutan arahan atau peraturan atau peraturan khusus yang perlu dipatuhi oleh pelawat sebelum memasuki premis kerajaan dan bagi memastikan Petender dapat mengemukakan Dokumen Tender sebelum Tarikh dan Masa Tutup Tender. 9. Regional Corridor Development Authority tidak akan bertanggungjawab sekiranya Petender gagal / lewat untuk mengemukakan Dokumen Tender pada masa dan tarikh yang ditetapkan disebabkan arahan atau peraturan khusus yang perlu dipatuhi sebelum memasuki premis kerajaan. 10. Regional Corridor Development Authority tidak terikat untuk menerima tawaran terendah atau mana-mana tawaran atau memberi apa-apa sebab di atas penolakan sesuatu tawaran tersebut. .
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