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Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh Local Government Engineering Department ‡kL nvwmbvi g~jbxwZ Office of the Executive Engineer District: Sunamganj. MÖvg kn‡ii DbœwZ www.lged.gov.bd e-Tender Notice Number : 43/2020-2021 Memo No. 46.02.9000.000.99.017.20.1338 Date :09/05/2021 e-Tender is invited in the e-GP Portal(http://www.eprocure.gov.bd) for the following Packages Tender Package No Name of work Date and Date and time ID No time of last of Closing selling Haor Infrastructure and Livelihood Improvement Project (HILIP) 554097 CALIP/19/WD1/ Village Protection work on Rupnagar 24-May- 24-May-2021 VP-SUN/Dha-42 village under Dharmapasha Upazila 2021 12:00 14:00 District Sunamganj. [E.L1100m] 554098 CALIP/19/WD1/ Village Protection work on Echamari 24-May- 24-May-2021 VP-SUN/Dha-43 village under Dharmapasha Upazila 2021 12:00 14:00 District Sunamganj. [E.L1000m ] 555398 CALIP/19/WD1/ Village Protection work on Abuarchar 24-May- 24-May-2021 VP-SUN/ Dha-44 village under Dharmapasha Upazila 2021 12:00 14:00 District Sunamganj [E.L800m] 554099 CALIP/19/WD1/ Village Protection work on Landless 24-May- 24-May-2021 VP-SUN/Dha-45 Singpur village under Dharmapasha 2021 12:00 14:00 Upazila District Sunamganj.[.E.L1000m] 554100 CALIP/19/WD1/ Village Protection work on Landless 24-May- 24-May-2021 VP-SUN/Dha-46 village- Buripattan village under 2021 12:00 14:00 Dharmapasha Upazila District Sunamganj. [E.L1200m] 554082 CALIP/19/WD1/ Village Protection work on Lakkhipur 24-May- 24-May-2021 VP-SUN/Bis-36 village under Biswamberpur Upazila 2021 12:00 14:00 District Sunamganj..E.L475m.. 554083 CALIP/19/WD1/ Village Protection work on Bagmara 24-May- 24-May-2021 VP-SUN/Bis-37 Puraton Hati village under 2021 12:00 14:00 Biswamberpur Upazila District Sunamganj [E.L400m] 554084 CALIP/19/WD1/ Village Protection work on Sridhorpur 24-May- 24-May-2021 VP-SUN/Bis-38 Gussho Gram village under 2021 12:00 14:00 Biswamberpur Upazila District Sunamganj [E.L300m] 554085 CALIP/19/WD1/ Village Protection work on Ular Vita 24-May- 24-May-2021 VP-SUN/S.Sun- village under South Sunamganj Upazila 2021 12:00 14:00 39 District Sunamganj [E.L360m] 554096 CALIP/19/WD1/ Village Protection work on Kandigaon 24-May- 24-May-2021 VP-SUN/S.Sun- village under South Sunamganj Upazila 2021 12:00 14:00 40 District Sunamganj .[.E.L340m] 554079 CALIP/19/WD6/ Slope Protection work on 24-May- 24-May-2021 RSP-SUN/Dha- Modhayanagar GC- Tahirpur Upazila 2021 12:00 14:00 11 H/Q Chapati Muouzzampur Road at ch. 5000-6000m under Dharmapasha - 1 -C:\Users\USER\Downloads\43 TNN HILIP.doc Upazila District Sunamganj.[ID No. 690322012] 554080 CALIP/19/WD6/ Slope Protection work on Derai - 31-May- 31-May-2021 RSP-SUN/Der- Shyamarchor Road at ch. 2000-5000m 2021 12:00 14:00 12 & 8000-17000m under Derai Upazila District Sunamganj [ID No. 690292001]. This is an online Tender, where only e-Tenders will be accepted in e-GP Portal and no offline/hard copies will be accepted. To submit e-Tender, please register on e-GP system (http://www.eprocure.gov.bd) for more details please contact support desk contact numbers. The fees for downloading the e-Tender Documents from the National e-GP Portal have to be deposited on line through any registered bank’s branches up to (Time specified in online Notice) Further information and guidelines are available in the National e-GP portal and e-GP help desk or e-mail: [email protected] or call to +880 871-61426/ 0871-61639 Interested persons can communicate with the undersigned during office hours. (Md. Mahbub Alam) Executive Engineer Tele: 0871-61426, Mob.01708-123240 E-mail:[email protected] Memo No. 46.02.9000.000.99.017.20. 1338/1(50) Date : 09/05/2021 CC. 1. The Director General, CPTU, IMED, Block-12, 2nd Floor, Sher-e-BanglaNagar, Dhaka-1207. 2. The Additional Chief Engineer, LGED, Sylhet Division, District : Sylhet 3. The Superintending Engineer, LGED, Sylhet Region, District : Sylhet 4. The Project Director, HILIP , LGED, Agargaon, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka-1207. 5. The Deputy Commissioner, Sunamgonj. 6. The Superintendent of Police, District : Sunamgonj. 7. The Executive Engineer, LGED, District : Sylhet. 8. The Executive Engineer, PWD/RHD/BWDB, District : Sunamgonj. 9. The Senior Assistant Engineer, GIS Unit, LGED,H/Q. He is requested to Publish the e-tender notice in LGED website. 10. The Upazila Engineer, LGED, Upazila : Dharmapash/Derai/ Biswemberpur /South Sunamganj District : Sunamganj. 11. The Editor, ˆ`wbK mybvgM‡Äi Lei/ ˆ`wbK ‡fv‡ii `c©b/ The Daily Sun/ with a request to publish the above e-Tender Notice in your widely circulated National Daily Newspaper for one day only before 10/05/2021 12. Notice Board (All) (Md. Mahbub Alam) Executive Engineer Tele: 0871-61426, Mob.01708-123240 E-mail:[email protected] - 2 -C:\Users\USER\Downloads\43 TNN HILIP.doc .
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