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Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh ` Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh Local Government Engineering Department Office of the Executive Engineer Dbœq‡bi MYZš¿ District: Kishoreganj. ‡kL nvwmbvi g~jgš¿ lged.kishoreganj.gov.bd Memo No. 46.02.4800.000.07.178.18-1290 Date : 31.03.2019 e-Tender Notice No:38/2018-2019 e-Tender is invited in the National e-GP System Portal (http://www.eprocure.gov.bd) for the procurement of Sl Name of Scheme ID No Last Selling and No Dropping 01 Kis/VRRP/18-19/W-01, 1 Rehabilitation of Karimganj GC-Dehunda Ferry Ghat via 294290 29-April-2019 13:00 Dehunda UP H/Q road from Ch. 00-m-3500m ID 348423003 Union Karimganj OSTETM 30-April-2019 13:00 Pourashava and Dehunda under Karimganj Upazila Dist Kishoreganj. 02 Kis/VRRP/18-19/W-02, 1 Rehabilitation of Karimganj UP H/Q-Beltali Bazar road via 294291 29-April-2019 13:00 Satardaria from Ch. 00-m-3010m ID 348423009 Union Karimganj Pourashava and OSTETM 30-April-2019 13:00 Dehunda under Karimganj Upazila Dist Kishoreganj. Salvage Cost 981154.00 03 Kis/VRRP/18-19/W-03, 1 Rehabilitation of Bhatgaon-Monnapara Road from Ch. 00- 294292 15-April-2019 13:00 m-812m ID 348925097 Union Taljanga under Tarail Upazila Dist Kishoreganj. 2 LTM 16-April-2019 13:00 Rehabilitation of Tarail Nilganj UZR Ghospara Bhatgaon Bazar Road from Ch. 00-m- 620m ID348925074 Union Taljanga under Tarail Upazila Dist Kishoreganj. 04 Kis/VRRP/18-19/W-04, 1 Rehabilitation of Signda-Kawra Road from Ch. 3650m- 294293 29-April-2019 13:00 4894m ID 348925070 Union Digdair under Tarail Upazila Dist Kishoreganj.2 OSTETM 30-April-2019 13:00 Rehabilitation of Boltola-Borgaon Road from Ch. 00m-1000m ID 348925081 Union Jaoar under Tarail Upazila Dist Kishoreganj. 05 Kis/VRRP/18-19/W-05, 1 Rehabilitation of Nikli R&H-Gachihata Fishari Road from 294294 29-April-2019 13:00 Ch. 00m-1650m ID 348455079 Union Bongram under Katiadi Upazila Dist OSTETM 30-April-2019 13:00 Kishoreganj.2 Rehabilitation of Kargaon-H/O. Asraf Ali Moulana of Dangergoan village-Gaurali Goborkuri via Shandi field Road from Ch. 00m-1000m ID348455128 Union Kargaon under Katiadi Upazila Dist Kishoreganj.3 Rehabilitation of Banagram- Noapara West Para Road from Ch. 00m-1100m ID348455088 Union Bongram under Katiadi Upazila Dist Kishoreganj. 06 Kis/VRRP/18-19/W-06, 1 Rehabilitation of Charalgi Dakkin para Razakar Rd - 294295 29-April-2019 13:00 House of Osman Road from Ch. 00m-1650m ID 348455094 Union Mosua under OSTETM 30-April-2019 13:00 Katiadi Upazila Dist Kishoreganj.2 Rehabilitation of Betal Motkhola pacca Rd- House of Nuru PL Road from Ch. 00m-1450m ID 348455101 Union Mosua under Tarail Upazila Dist Kishoreganj. 07 UTMIDP-AUST/ KISHO/WR-26, a Improvement of RCC Road with Protective work 301158 29-April-2019 13:00 at Austagram-Ekurdia Rd at Tohshil Office-Rishipara Badaghat road at Ch. 00-470m OSTETM 30-April-2019 13:00 under Austagram Upazla Dist Kishoreganj Road ID 348024017 Salvage material cost 900453.00b Improvement of RCC Road Hablibari on Austagram Asumpur Road Roypara Road at Ch 00-577m under Austagram Upazla Dist Kishoreganj Road ID 348024021 08 Kis/VRRP/18-19/W-07, Rehabilitation of Sayedgaon mazar-Hosendi Munshibari 301159 15-April-2019 13:00 Road from Ch 00m-1030m ID 348795031 under Pakundia Upazila Dist Kishoreganj. LTM 16-April-2019 13:00 Rehabilitation of Alamdi-Lautoli bazar from Ch 00m-950m Id 348795047 under Pakundia Upazila Dist Kishoreganj. 09 Kis/VRRP/18-19/W-08, Rehabilitation of Manderkandi Chowrasta Berribadth from 301160 29-April-2019 13:00 Ch 00m-1283m ID 348795053 under Pakundia Upazila Dist Kishoreganj OSTETM 30-April-2019 13:00 Rehabilitation of Burudia bazar-Manderkandi via Burudia high school from Ch 00m- 1350m ID 348795111 under Pakundia Upazila Dist KishoreganjRehabilitation of Putia Hafiz Bari--Manderkandhi chowrasta Road from Ch 610m-1480m ID 348795051 under Pakundia Upazila Dist Kishoreganj 10 MRRIDP/18/KISH/TARA/UNR/63, a Improvement of Jawar UP- Gojandrapur Bazar 301179 15-April-2019 13:00 via Chanpur Road by BC with Protective Works Ch.98-1750m Road ID No OSTETM 16-April-2019 13:00 348923021 under Tarail Upazila Dist Kishoreganj.b Improvement of Taljanga UP Shorakghata- Gujadia UP Road by BC with Protective Works Ch.192-780m Road ID No 348923018 under Tarail Upazila Dist Kishoreganj. This is an online Tender, where only e-Tender will be accepted in the National e-GP Portal and no offline/hard copies will be accepted. To submit e- Tender, registration in the National e-GP system portal (http://www.eprocure.gov.bd) is required. The fees for downloading the e-Tender Documents from the National e-GP System Portal have to be deposited through on line at any branches of registered Banks’ branches. Further information and guidelines are available in the National e-GP System portal and from e-GP help desk (helpdesk@ eprocure.gov.bd). Sd/- (Md. Ashraf Ali Khan) Executive Engineer Phone: 0941-61945 e-mail: [email protected] Memo No. 46.02.4800.000.07.178.18-1290/1(20) Date : 31.03.2019 Copy for kind information and necessary action: 1. The Editor, ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dhaka with a request to Published the above tender notice maximum 4(four) Column 8(Eight) Inches size in your widely circulated National Daily News paper on or before / / one day only. 2. Upazila Engineer, Upazila-, ………………………………., District- Kishoreganj. 3. Office Copy. Sd/- (Md. Ashraf Ali Khan) Executive Engineer .
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