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E-Tender Tender Notice No. 26/2017-2018 GOVERNMENT OF THE POEPOLE’S REPUBLIC OF BANGLADESH OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER. EDUCATION ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT LAKSHMIPUR ZONE, LAKSHMIPUR. www.eed.lakshmipur.gov.bd MEMO NO. XEN/EED/LAXMI-ZONE/2017-18/(RF-6821)/482, DATE : 31 .05.2018. e-Tender Notice No. 26/2017-2018 The e-Tender is invited in the National e-GP System Portal (http://www.eprocure.gov.bd) for the procurement of following:- SL Package Name of work Tender last Selling Tender Closing Tender Opening Tender ID No. NO. No. (Date & Time) (Date & Time) (Date & Time) 01 R.F.-001 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202213 Time.5.00 PM Time. 12.00 PM Time. 12.00 PM of Furniture at Lakshmipur Govt. Girls High School under Lakshmipur Sadar upazila in Lakshmipur district. 02 R.F.-002 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202223 of Furniture at Gouri Nagar Time.5.00 PM Time. 12.00 PM Time. 12.00 PM High School under Lakshmipur sadar upazila in Lakshmipur district. 03 R.F.-003 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202227 of Furniture at Teuri Time.5.00 PM Time. 12.00 PM Time. 12.00 PM Multilateral High School under Ramgonj upazila in Lakshmipur district. 04 R.F.-004 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202228 of Furniture at Bhanga Kha Time.5.00 PM Time. 12.15 PM Time. 12.15 PM High School under Ramgonj upazila in Lakshmipur district. 05 R.F.-005 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202235 of Furniture at Rastar Hat Time.5.00 PM Time. 12.15 PM Time. 12.15 PM Hazi A. Gofur High School under Ramgoti upazila in Lakshmipur district. 06 R.F.-006 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202236 of Furniture at Narayanpur Time.5.00 PM Time. 12.15 PM Time. 12.15 PM High School under Ramgonj upazila in Lakshmipur district 07 R.F.-007 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202240 of Furniture at Dalal Bazar Time.5.00 PM Time. 12.15 PM Time. 12.15 PM College under Lakshmipur Sadar upazila in Lakshmipur district. 08 R.F.-008 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202241 of Furniture at Hazi Amzad Time.5.00 PM Time. 12.30 PM Time. 12.30 PM Ali Patwary Waqf Estate Academy under Lakshmipur Sadar upazila in Lakshmipur district. Page 1 of 3 09 R.F.-009 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202246 of Furniture at Bamni Time.5.00 PM Time. 12.30 PM Time. 12.30 PM Adarsha High School under Raipur upazila in Lakshmipur district. 10 R.F.-010 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202247 of Furniture at Mandari Time.5.00 PM Time. 12.30 PM Time. 12.30 PM Multilateral High School under Lakshmipur sadar upazila in Lakshmipur district. 11 R.F.-011 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202254 of Furniture at Khilbaichha Time.5.00 PM Time. 12.45 PM Time. 12.45 PM G.F.U School and College under Lakshmipur sadar upazila in Lakshmipur district. 12 R.F.-012 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202255 of Furniture at Mirpur High Time.5.00 PM Time. 12.45 PM Time. 12.45 PM School under Lakshmipur sadar upazila in Lakshmipur district. 13 R.F.-013 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202332 of Furniture at Ramarkhil Time.5.00 PM Time. 12.45 PM Time. 12.45 PM Jabbaria Alia Madrasha under Lakshmipur sadar upazila in Lakshmipur district. 14 R.F.-014 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202333 of Furniture at Nurullapur Time.5.00 PM Time. 01.00 PM Time. 01.00 PM Anjuman High School under Lakshmipur sadar upazila in Lakshmipur district. 15 R.F.-015 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202339 of Furniture at Lakshmipur Time.5.00 PM Time. 01.00 PM Time. 01.00 PM Technical School and College under Lakshmipur sadar upazila in Lakshmipur district. 16 R.F.-016 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202340 of Furniture at Abirkhil Time.5.00 PM Time. 01.15 PM Time. 01.15 PM Islamia Dakhil Madrasha under Lakshmipur sadar upazila in Lakshmipur district. 17 R.F.-017 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202347 of Furniture at Chandkhil Time.5.00 PM Time. 01.15 PM Time. 01.15 PM Islamia Dakhil Madrasha under Lakshmipur sadar upazila in Lakshmipur district. Page 2 of 3 18 R.F.-018 Manufacturing and Supplying Date. 25.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 Date. 26.06.2018 202348 of Furniture at Khejurtola Time.5.00 PM Time. 01.15 PM Time. 01.15 PM Sultania Dakhil Madrasha under Lakshmipur sadar upazila in Lakshmipur district. This is an online Tender, where only e-Tender Proposal 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. To submit, e-Tender registration in the National e-GP system portal (http://www.eprocure.gov.bd) is required. The fees for last selling/downloading the e-Tender Documents from the National e-GP system portal have to be deposited online through any registered banks branches. Further information and guidelines are available in the National e-GP system portal and from e-GP help desk ([email protected]) (Shaheen Ahmed) Executive Engineer Education Engineering Department Lakshmipur Zone, Lakshmipur. E-mail:[email protected] Page 3 of 3 .
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