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ARMY HEADQUARTERS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DHAKA CANTONMENT INVITATION FOR TENDER Notice no. 23.01.901.033.03.225.01.21.06.17 Dated: 21 June 2017 Information Technology Directorate 1. Ministry/Division Ministry of Defence 2. Agency Information Technology Directorate 3. Procuring Entity Name MGO's Br 4. Procuring Entity District Dhaka 5. Procurement Method Open Tendering Method (OTM) 6. Budget and source of Funds GOB, Development Budget 7. Development Partners (if applicable) None 8. Project/Program name (if applicable) Development and Maintenance of MGO's Branch Automation Software 9. Selling of Tender will commence from 16 July 2017 (From 1000 hours to 1300 hours) 10. Selling of Tender will close on 20 July 2017 (From 1000 hours to 1300 hours) 11. Last date and time of submission of Tender 24 July 2017 up to 1230 hours. 12. Date and time of opening of Tender 24 July 2017 at 1330 hours 13. Name & Address of the Office (s) Information Technology Directorate, General Staff Branch, Army Headquarter, Dhaka Cantonment, Dhaka 1206 -Selling Tender Document Army IT Support Organization, Dhaka Cantonment -Receiving Tender Document -Do- -Opening Tender Document -Do- 14. Eligibility of Tender a. Should be Security Cleared by Bangladesh Army. b. Should have previous experience of doing such software or similar software. c. Software enlisted company/Firm by Information Technology Directorate, AHQ. 15 Brief Description of Works Development and Maintenance of MGO’s Branch Automation Software. Lot Identification of Lot Location Price of Tender Security Completion No Tender Amount in the form Time in Document of Bank Draft/Pay weeks/months (Taka) Order/Bank Guarantee in favour of AHQ, GS Br, IT Dte Dhaka Cantt Cantt (Taka) a. Developing of existing software through existing SRS. Dhaka Cantt, 2, 000.00 92,500.00 12 months b Prepare CRS and SRS if necessary. Dhaka c. Maintenance of the existing software. 16. Name of Official Inviting tender Director of Information Technology Directorate. 17. Designation of Official Inviting Tener Director of Information Technology Directorate. 18. Address of Official Inviting Tender Army Headquarters, General Staff Branch, Information Technology Directorate, Dhaka Cantonment Web address: www.army.mil.bd 19. Contact details of Official Inviting Tender Army Headquarters, General Staff Branch, Information Technology Directorate, Dhaka Cantonment Tel No: 9832210 20. The procuring entity reserves the right to accept or reject any or all tenders Directorate of Information Technology Army Headquarters Information Technology Directorate Dhaka cantonment Tele: Mail: 8711111 Ext 2210 .

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