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BHARAT SANCHAR NIGAM LIMITED (CIVIL WING) OFFICE of the EXECUTIVE ENGINEER(C), BSNL Civil Division-III, Quarter No BHARAT SANCHAR NIGAM LIMITED (CIVIL WING) OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER(C), BSNL Civil Division-III, Quarter No. 55, Sector-4B, Saket Nagar, Bhopal - 462024 (M.P.) No. 10(18)EEC-III/BPL/NIQ/2018-19/57 DATED: 11.06.2018 NOTICE INVITING QUOTATION – 03 (2018-19) Sealed item rate quotations are invited by the Executive Engineer(C) BSNL Civil Division BSNL Civil Division-III, Quarter No. 55, Sector-4B, Saket Nagar, Bhopal - 462024 (M.P.) on behalf of BHARAT SANCHAR NIGAM Limited (A Government of India Enterprises) from reputed Valuers registered with Institution of Valuers and empanelled with Central/State Governments/ PSU/Autonomous bodies/Banks etc for providing services and submission of report for fair valuation of land assets of BSNL in accordance with new Indian Accounting Standards( Ind-AS) under project Vasundhara as mentioned in Annexure-I. Name of Work: Fair Valuation of land parcels under Zonal Bhopal (for Hoshangabad District) under project Vasundhara (Phase-II) Quotation papers will be issued on production of proof of their registration and empanelment as Valuer, service tax registration and PAN. Application can also be downloaded online www.mp.bsnl.co.in. Quotations received late or by post or not in the standard format shall be summarily rejected. The quotation shall be submitted in 3-envolope system as below: Envolope 1- Containing envelope 2 and envelope 3 Envolope 2 –Containing proof of their registration and empanelment as Valuer, service tax registration and PAN. Envolope-3- Containing Price bid. The price bid of only those bidders shall be opened who satisfies the requisite condition of proof of their registration and empanelment as Valuer, service tax registration and PAN. The quotation papers can be obtained from the office of the Executive Engineer (C), BSNL Civil Division No.-III, Bhopal from 11/06/2018 during office time and duly filled quotations along with requisite papers will be received up to 3:00 PM on 18/06/2018 and same will be opened on the same day at 3:30PM. Time Schedule- The time schedule for Submission of valuation report (Four copies with CD) is fixed as 10 days from the date of award. The Firms shall strictly adhere to the time frame. Conditions:- 1) The rates are net and inclusive of all taxes including Goods and Service tax (GST). 2) Fair valuation shall correspond to 01.04.2015. 3) The Bidder is advised to visit and inspect the site and its surroundings and obtain for himself, on his own responsibility all information that may be necessary for preparing the valuation and for the execution of the assignment. The costs of visiting the site shall be borne by the Bidder. Permission, if required, to visit the site will be given during the applicable period on request. 4) The bidder/s shall quote his/ their total charges/fees to be paid by BSNL for these services/ assignments in the Annexure-II. Page 1 of 6 5) a) Income tax, Professional tax, any other tax as per Statutory Provisions of Govt. of India and Madhya Pradesh State Govt. shall be deducted by the BSNL from the bill. A certificate in this regard shall be furnished by the BSNL. 6) No counter conditions should be included in bid. Conditional bids will be summarily rejected. 7) The Valuers shall treat all the documents and information received from BSNL, submitted to BSNL and all other related documents/communications in confidence and shall ensure that all who have access to such material shall also treat them in confidence. The Valuers shall not divulge any such information without the prior written permission of BSNL authorities. The Valuers shall return all the documents received from BSNL from time to time after completion of the related works. Signature & Name of Executive Engineer (C) BSNL Civil Division III Bhopal For & on behalf of the Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited Page 2 of 6 Annexure –I DETAIL OF LAND ASSETS S. Revenue District Station Name of Approximate Postal Address No. compound Area of Land (Land parcel) in sqm 1 HOSHANGABAD CHARKHEDA LAND CHARKHEDA 2429.05 VILL- CHARKHEDA, THESIL- TIMARNI, DISTT- HARDA 2 HOSHANGABAD CHHIDGAON TELECOM 2024.21 TIMARNI ROAD,VILL- COMPOUND CHHIDGAWN,DISTT-HARDA CHIDGAON 3 HOSHANGABAD DHANWADA TELECOM 2186.15 VILL- DHANWADA, TEH- COMPOUND KHIRKIYA DISTT- HARDA DHANWADA 4 HOSHANGABAD HANDEIA BTS TOWER 1619.37 NEAR POLICE THANA, VILL- COMPOUND HANDEIA, DISTT- HARDA HANDIA 5 HOSHANGABAD MAGARDHA TELECOM 809.68 VILL. MAGARDHA, THESIL- COMPOUND HARDA, DISTT- HARDA MAGARDHA 6 HOSHANGABAD MANDALA TELECOM 4048.42 VILL- MANDALA, THESIL- COMPOUND KHIRKIYA, DISTT- HARDA MANDALA 7 HOSHANGABAD MORGADI LAND MORGADI 1214.53 VILL- MORGADI, THESIL- KHIRKIYA, DISTT- HARDA 8 HOSHANGABAD PIPLYA TELECOM 1012.10 VIL- PIPLYA, THESIL- COMPOUND KHIRKIYA, DISTT- HARDA PIPLYA 9 HOSHANGABAD POKHARNI TELECOM 232.34 INFRONT OF WATER TANK, COMPOUND THESIL- TIMARNI, DISTT- POKHARNI HARDA 10 HOSHANGABAD PRATAPPURA TELECOM 809.68 NEAR GOVT. SCHOOL, COMPOUND THESIL- KHIRKIYA, DISTT- PRATAPPURA HARDA 11 HOSHANGABAD RAHATGAON( TELECOM 2024.21 VILL- RAHATGAON, THESIL- NAZPUR) COMPOUND TIMARNI , DISTT- HARDA RAHATGAON Page 3 of 6 12 HOSHANGABAD SIRALI TELECOM 2590.99 NEAR PETROL PUMP , , COMPOUND TEHSIL - SIRALI, DISTT- SIRALI HARDA 13 HOSHANGABAD SODALPUR TELECOM 1214.52 VILL- SODALPUR, THESIL- COMPOUND TIMARNI, DISTT- HARDA SODALPUR 14 HOSHANGABAD TEJPURA LAND TEJPURA 1214.52 VILL- TEJPURA, THESIL- TIMARNI, DISTT- HARDA 15 HOSHANGABAD TEMAGAON TELECOM 2024.21 VILL- TEMAGAON, THESIL- COMPOUND TIMARNI, DISTT- HARDA TEMAGAON 16 HOSHANGABAD TIMARNI TE COMPOUND 404.60 NEAR NAGAR PALIKA TIMARNI SHOPS, THESIL- TIMARNI, DISTT- HARDA 17 HOSHANGABAD UNDRAKATCH TELECOM 2024.21 VILL- UNDRAKATCH, THESIL- COMPOUND TIMARNI, DISTT- HARDA UNDRAKATCH 18 HOSHANGABAD DOLARIYA TELECOM 167.29 HARDA ROAD, THESIL/ COMPOUND DISTT- HOSHANGABAD DOLARIYA 19 HOSHANGABAD GANERA TELECOM 927.37 BABAI ROAD, THESIL- COMPOUND BABAI, DISTT- GANERA HOSHANGABAD 20 HOSHANGABAD KESALA TE COMPOUND 3987.00 NEAR POLICE THANA, KESALA THESIL- ITARSI, DISTT- HOSHANGABAD 21 HOSHANGABAD MOHGAON(B TELECOM 334.57 NEAR LOCAL WEEKLY AGRATAWA) COMPOUND MARKET BAGRATAWA BHAGGUDANA 22 HOSHANGABAD RAIPUR TELECOM 167.28 VILL- RAIPUR, THESIL/ COMPOUND DISTT- HOSHANGABAD RAIPUR 23 HOSHANGABAD SANGAKHEDA TELECOM 334.57 IN FRONT OF WATER TANK KALA COMPOUND VILL- SANGAKHEDA KALA, SANGAKHEDA THESIL- BABAI, DISTT- KALAN HOSHANGABAD 24 HOSHANGABAD SOBHAPUR LAND SOBHAPUR 1214.53 NEAR MARGHAT, PIPARIYA ROAD, THESIL- SOHAGPUR, DISTT- HOSHANGABAD Page 4 of 6 25 HOSHANGABAD DHANSAI Telphone Exchane 1600.00 Telphone Exchane Kesla Kesla road Dhansai road Dhansai Executive Engineer (C) BSNL Civil Division III Bhopal Page 5 of 6 ANNEXURE-II PRICE SCHEDULE 1) Providing services and submission of report for fair valuation of land assets of BSNL in accordance with new Indian Accounting Standards ( Ind-AS) under project Vasundhara as mentioned in Annexure-I, located in the Municipal limit. These rates/fees shall be inclusive of incidentals, overheads, traveling expenses, printing and binding of reports, expenditure related to presentations to be made if required during the execution of the assignment, sundries and all other expenditure for execution of these services. 2) Fair valuation shall correspond to 01.04.2015. S.No Description of Item No of land Unit Amount of Fee (in Amount parcels as per figures and words) Annexure-I 1 Professional fees for 25 Each fair value of land parcels as per Annexure-I Total Note: 1. The bidder shall quote his fee of the assignments for each land parcel including Goods and service tax (GST) and other all taxes. 2. The Scope of work may be increased/decreased as per actual requirement. Signature of the bidder Full name of bidder Stamp & Date Mobile: Address: . Executive Engineer (C) BSNL Civil Division III Bhopal Page 6 of 6 .
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