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Camscanner 06-09-2020 17.30.53 Narmada, Water Resources, Water Supply and Kalpsar Department Name of Work : Selection and appointment of project management consultant (Quality & cost based) for engineering, procurement & construction contract (EPC) for Bhadbhut barrage, flood protection embankments & associated works across river Narmada near village Bhadbhut of Bharuch district in the state of Gujarat – India. Corrigendum No. 1 Tender Notice No. 1 of 2020-21 Following Corrigendum is issued to the Notice Inviting Tender and Tender documents as uploaded on e-tender website. Sr. Volume Page Clause No. Provision in Uploaded Tender/ Earlier Corrigendum Now to be read as (amended provision) No. Name No. 1 Tender 39 Pre-bid conference, A Pre-bid conference is scheduled on date and time "No Change" Document Clause 1.13 mentioned in tender schedule. If Lock down remains under enforcement during the scheduled date of Pre-bid conference, the Pre-bid conference shall be conducted "To be taken in to notice again" through video conferencing. Necessary link shall be sent to the prospective bidders who have informed the NWRWS &KD to attend the Pre-bid conference. 2 Tender 54 Section 4: Bid data A pre-bid conference: "No Change" Document sheet, A. General, A pre-bid conference shall be held at the date and time Clause 6 indicated in the notice Inviting Tender. If Lock down remains under enforcement during the scheduled date of "To be taken in to notice again" Pre-bid conference, the Pre-bid conference shall be conducted through video conferencing. Necessary link shall be sent to the prospective bidders who have informed the NWRWS & K D to attend the Pre-bid conference. Page 1 of 2 Narmada, Water Resources, Water Supply and Kalpsar Department Name of Work : Selection and appointment of project management consultant (Quality & cost based) for engineering, procurement & construction contract (EPC) for Bhadbhut barrage, flood protection embankments & associated works across river Narmada near village Bhadbhut of Bharuch district in the state of Gujarat – India. Corrigendum No. 1 Tender Notice No. 1 of 2020-21 Following Corrigendum is issued to the Notice Inviting Tender and Tender documents as uploaded on e-tender website. Sr. Volume Page Clause No. Provision in Uploaded Tender/ Earlier Corrigendum Now to be read as (amended provision) No. Name No. 3 Tender 10 Point no 2, Prebid Venue: state data center, sector 10, Gandhinagar, Gujarat Considering the lockdown situation due to coronavirus outbreak, the Pre- Document Meeting bid meeting for the work scheduled on 16th May 2020, 12:00 will be conducted online only. Only two representatives per bidding firm will be allowed to participate from remote places. It is requested to submit details of your firm in the following table on or before 14th May to [email protected], [email protected]. Sr. Name of Name of Designation Mobile No. Email-ID No. representative organization (WhatsApp) 1 2 In case of no reply, it will be understood that bidder is not interested to attend the meeting. (Note: Bidders are requested to submit their written queries on or before 14th May 2020, 18.00 hrs by E-mail only. E-mail addresses are provided in above paragraph.) 4 Tender 39 Site Visit & …....... Applicant Consultants who wish to attend and …....... Applicant Consultants who wish to attend and participate in the Document Verification of participate in the pre-bid conference may kindly confirm pre-bid conference may kindly confirm their participation to the contact Information, Clause their participation to the contact officer nominated officer nominated hereinabove as well as through an E-Mail to 2.1 hereinabove. [email protected], [email protected]. Page 2 of 2 Narmada Water Resources Water Supply & Kalpasar Department CORRIGENDUM No. – 2 of TENDER NOTICE NO. 1 of 2020-21 Online Tenders(E-tendering) as a request for proposal for following work of Narmada Water Resources Water Supply & Kalpasar Department are publicly invited by the Superintending Engineer, Gulf Of Khambhat Development Project (WR), Project Implementation Unit-2, Vadodara (Phone No. 0265-2323871, 2323872) from the eligible applicant consultant providing consultancy services in India and having its office in India. Name of work 1.Tender Fee 1. Time for Consultancy Service 2. EMD Rs. Selection and appointment of 1) Rs 18000 1) 60 Months project management consultant 2) Rs 32 Lakh (Quality & cost based) for engineering, procurement & construction contract (EPC) for Bhadbhut barrage, flood protection embankments & associated works across river Narmada near village Bhadbhut of Bharuch district in the state of Gujarat – India SCHEDULE OF E- TENDERING Sr. Description Schedule Date Revised Date No. 1. Date of uploading 4 may 2020 - 2. Pre-Bid Meeting 16 May 2020 at 12.00 hrs. - 3. Last date of 08 June 2020 up to 18.00 18 June 2020 up to 18.00 downloading and Hrs. Hrs. Online submission of tender Document. 4. Last date of receipt of 15 June 2020 up to 18.00 25 June 2020 up to 18.00 Physical submission of hrs. in the office of the hrs. in the office of the tender fee, EMD, other Superintending Engineer, Superintending Engineer, document and Project Implementation Project Implementation Technical Bid by Unit-2, GERI Compound, Unit-2, GERI Compound, RPAD/ Speed Post Race Course, Vadodara - Race Course, Vadodara - 390007 390007 5. Online/Physical 16 June 2020 12.00 Hrs. 26 June 2020 12.00 Hrs. verification of Tender onwards in the office of onwards in the office of Fee, EMD & other the Superintending the Superintending documents. Engineer, Project Engineer, Project Implementation Unit-2, Implementation Unit-2, Vadodara. Vadodara. 6. Online Opening of Pre- 16 June 2020 13.00 Hrs. 26 June 2020 13.00 Hrs. Qualification Bid / onwards in the office of onwards in the office of Technical bids. the Superintending the Superintending Engineer, Project Engineer, Project Implementation Unit-2, Implementation Unit-2, Vadodara. Vadodara. 7. Online opening of Price Bid opening Price Bid opening Financial Bid of schedule will be intimated schedule will be intimated qualified bidders only to qualified bidders after to qualified bidders after approval of Pre- approval of Pre- qualification Bid/ qualification Bid/ Technical Bid. Technical Bid. The details of above notice will be available on web site www.nprocure.com and GOG website www.statetenders.com and tender documents are available -Sd Executive Engineer Gulf of Khambhat Development Project (WR) Project Implementation Unit-2 Vadodara NARMADA AND WATER RESOURCES, WATER SUPPLY AND KALPASAR DEPARTMENT Selection and Appointment of Project Management Consultant (Quality & Cost Based) For Engineering, Procurement & Construction Contract (EPC) for Bhadbhut Barrage, Flood Protection Embankments & Associated Works across River Narmada near Village Bhadbhut of Bharuch District in the State of Gujarat – India Tender Notice No. 1 of 2020-21 CORRIGENDUM-3 Following Corrigendum is issued to the Notice Inviting Tender and Online Tenders (E-tendering) as a request for proposal uploaded on e-tender website. (Tender ID - 406806) Sr. Page Clause No. Provision in Uploaded Tender/ Earlier Corrigendum Now to be read as (amended provision) No. No. 1 2 3 4 5 1 34 Section- 3 The Consultant shall not deploy professionals who are The Consultant shall not deploy professionals who are -1.6.1(d)(i) retired employees / persons of NWRWS & K retired employees / persons of NWRWS & K The DEPARTMENT including its public sector undertakings DEPARTMENT for providing professional services as PMC Consultant / companies for providing professional services as PMC for the Bhadbhut Barrage Project under this Contract. In case shall have to for the Bhadbhut Barrage Project under this Contract. In if the Consultant intends to deploy professional who are comply with case if the Consultant intends to deploy professional who retired employee / persons of NWRWS & K following are retired employee / persons of NWRWS & K DEPARTMENT for this assignment, he shall have to obtain contractual DEPARTMENT for this assignment, he shall have to specific written approval from the NWRWS & K obligations obtain specific written approval from the NWRWS & K DEPARTMENT. Such persons proposed for deployment DEPARTMENT. Such persons proposed for deployment should meet with the qualification and experience criteria as should meet with the qualification and experience criteria contained in the Terms of the Reference. as contained in the Terms of the Reference. 2 38 Section- 3 Consultancy companies / firms from India are permitted Consultancy companies / firms from onlyIndia are permitted -1.10 to participate in this selection process. Subsidiary to participate in this selection process.Indian Subsidiary Origin of companies of Foreign Companies having their Indian Company of Foreign parent company, registered in India, Consulting Arm in the form of a Company / Firm registered in India minimum five years before 31st march 2020 and having its Services minimum five years before 31st march 2020 and having office in India can only participate in their name and style(i.e its office in India can only participate in their name and as a Subsidiary company).Such subsidiary company can use style. The Indian Consultant intending to appoint Foreign only technical credential of its parent company for eligibility Personnel / Experts shall comply with the Government of and marking criteria. The Indian Consultant intending to India Rules and Procedures for Foreign Personnel appoint Foreign Personnel / Experts shall comply with the interested in providing services in India. Government of India Rules and Procedures for Foreign Personnel interested in providing services in India. 3 57 Section- 4 F- Bid Security (Earnest Money Deposit)-Rs 32.00 F- Bid Security (Earnest Money Deposit)-Rs 32.00 Lakh - Clause 12, Lakh (Rs. thirty two Lakh ) with validity of 240 days as (Rs. thirty two Lakh) with validity of 180 days as required Point F, required under Para 20.0 of this section. under Para 20.0 of this section. 4 65-75 Section- 5- 5.2.
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