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INVITATION to TENDER Ref No: Fuel Levy FY 2019/20-01 DATE ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OF ROADS IN BARINGO REGION FUNDED UNDER 22% RMLF CONSTITUENCY ALLOCATION FUNDS FOR (FY 2019 - 2020) Ref No: Fuel levy FY 2019/20-01 DATE: 14th November, 2019 INVITATION TO TENDER The Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) is a State corporation established under the Kenya Roads Act, 2007, with the responsibility for management, development, rehabilitation and maintenance of rural roads. The Authority hereby invites PREQUALIFIED BIDDERS ONLY for routine maintenance and improvement of the following roads in Baringo Region to be funded through the 22% RMLF Constituency Allocation Funds for the financial year 2019/20 as detailed here below:- 1. SCOPE OF WORKS The scope of works is as detailed on every road. See next page 2. QUALIFICATION FOR BIDDING/INSTRUCTIONS TO TENDERERS Eligible bidders must meet/attach the following requirements:- 1. Certified copy of Certificate of Incorporation 2. Valid and current certificate of registration with National Construction Authority (NCA) and contractors practising license in category NCA 8 and above to be verified through NCA website and proof of application where applicable 3. VAT registration / PIN registration 4. Valid Tax compliance certificate to be verified through KRA TCC checker and proof of application where applicable 5. Written power of attorney 6. Proof of having opened a bank account in the contractor’s name. 7. Signed and filled Bills of quantities page 8. Dully Stamped, Priced, Signed and witnessed Form of Tender. 9. Dully Stamped ,Filled and completed business questionnaire 10. Prequalified in the region list (not applicable to youth, women and persons with disability) 11. Current CR12 Certificate and Directors Identity Cards or Valid Passport for special groups(women, youth and people with disability) categories 12. Valid and current Certificate from treasury (AGPO) for special groups(women, youth and persons with disability) categories 13. Similar previous experience, general construction and road specific construction experience (where applicable) 14. Equipment holding/Lease agreement(where applicable) 15. Professional and Technical Personnel, diploma in construction, KIBHT Certificate (where applicable) 16. Turnover and liquid assets supported by audited/-projected accounts for the last 3 years (where applicable). 17. Current Litigation history certified by a Commissioner of Oaths 18. Filled Schedule of Supplementary information 19. Bidders shall sequentially Serialise all pages for each of the tender document submitted 20. Filled Schedule of Ongoing projects 21. Signed Pre-tender site visit certificate 22. Business permit for office 23. Provide Tender validity period 24. Provide brief Work methodology 25. Dully Filled Tender Declaration Form 26. Dully Filled Environmental and Social Commitment Form 27. Dully Filled Fraud and Corruption Form NOTE 1. Certification of documents shall be original and executed by a commissioner for oaths 2. No bidder shall be awarded more than two tenders per constituency as advertised in this notice 3. Tenders shall remain valid for a period of 120 days from the date of Tender Opening Bidders are requested to download full details of the advertisement and bid documents Free of Charge from the KeRRA Authority’s Website www.kerra.go.ke with effect from 15th November, 2019. Or purchase bid documents from the KeRRA Offices, KABARNET on payment of a non-refundable fee of Kshs. 1,000.00 (one thousand only) by banker’s cheque in favour of “Kenya Rural Roads Authority” against an official receipt of the Authority. There will be Pre-Bid site visits scheduled as follows. All interested Bidders will be required to assemble at the designated offices at the given time and must ensure the Site Visit Certificates are signed by the Deputy Director/Respective Constituency Roads Officer at the end of the site visits. The list of contact details for Deputy Director is available on the Authority’s Website. DATE CONSTITUENCY VENUE TIME CONTACT PERSON/C.R.O 25th November,2019 Tiaty Loruk Centre 9.00a.m Joseph Njuguna 26thNovember,2019 Mogotio Mogotio CDF office 9.00a.m Philip Rotich 26thNovember,2019 Eldama Ravine Eldama Ravine office 9.00a.m Philip Rotich 27thNovember,2019 Baringo Central Kabarnet office 9.00a.m Nelson Sawe 28thNovember,2019 Baringo South Kabarnet Office 9.00a.m Patrick Muchai 3rd December,2019 Baringo North Kabarnet Office 9.00a.m Joseph Njuguna Bidders are advised to adhere to the above requirements and instructions to tenderer (ITT) in the tender document. Completed Bid documents should be addressed to: - The Deputy Director Kenya Rural Roads Authority Baringo Region P.O Box 156 KABARNET. Or deposited in the Bid Box at KABARNET, so as to be received on or before 10th December, 2019 at 11.00am. Opening of the Bids will take place immediately thereafter at KERRA KABARNET OFFICES in the presence of Bidders / Representatives who wish to attend. ELDAMA RAVINE CONSTITUENCY 22% RMLF FOR FY 2019-2020 TENDER NUMBER ROAD NAME BUDGET PREFERENCE ESTIMATE GROUP KERRA/011/39/BAR/1/2019-20/22%/ERV Timboroa-Seguton 3,836,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/2/2019-20/22%/ERV Seguton-Chemsewon 3,493,000.00 YOUTH KERRA/011/39/BAR/3/2019-20/22%/ERV Arama-Moringwo 3,549,000.00 WOMEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/4/2019-20/22%/ERV Chepkungur Bridge-Kewangoi 3,791,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/5/2019-20/22%/ERV Kewangoi-Sigoro-Moiben Bridge 3,185,000.00 PWD KERRA/011/39/BAR/6/2019-20/22%/ERV Moiben Bridge-Kiptuno-Magrib 3,706,000.00 OPEN TIATY CONSTITUENCY 22% RMLF FOR FY 2019-2020 TENDER NUMBER ROAD NAME BUDGET PREFERENCE ESTIMATE GROUP KERRA/011/39/BAR/7/2019-20/22%/TTY Loruk-Kadogoi 4,000,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/8/2019-20/22%/TTY Kinyach-Kamusino (Kinyach section) 3,500,000.00 WOMEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/9/2019-20/22%/TTY Kolowa-Kamusino (Kamusino section) 2,460,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/10/2019-20/22%/TTY Ptikii-Korellach-Rotii 2,400,000.00 YOUTH KERRA/011/39/BAR/11/2019-20/22%/TTY Mukutani-Tangulbei-Aquichatis 1,500,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/12/2019-20/22%/TTY Churo-Amaya 900,000.00 PWD KERRA/011/39/BAR/13/2019-20/22%/TTY Chepturu-C592 Jnct-Kameresia 1,000,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/14/2019-20/22%/TTY Loiwat-Kerelon-Karuen 1,600,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/15/2019-20/22%/TTY Rotii-Kapedo 2,400,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/16/2019-20/22%/TTY Natira-ngaina-Kampi 1,800,000.00 OPEN BARINGO NORTH CONSTITUENCY 22% RMLF FOR FY 2019-2020 TENDER NUMBER ROAD NAME BUDGET PREFERENCE ESTIMATE GROUP KERRA/011/39/BAR/17/2019-20/22%/BRN Barwessa-Kinyach 3,800,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/18/2019-20/22%/BRN Ossen-Keturwo 1,800,000.00 PWD KERRA/011/39/BAR/19/2019-20/22%/BRN Loruk-Yatia 3,420,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/20/2019-20/22%/BRN Yatia-Chepkesin 3,880,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/21/2019-20/22%/BRN Barwessa -Kabartonjo 2,330,000.00 YOUTH KERRA/011/39/BAR/22/2019-20/22%/BRN Kasisit-Kipcherere 3,170,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/23/2019-20/22%/BRN B4 Chepersiat-Koroto 3,160,000.00 WOMEN BARINGO SOUTH CONSTITUENCY 22% RMLF FOR FY 2019-2020 TENDER NUMBER ROAD NAME BUDGET PREFERENCE ESTIMATE GROUP KERRA/011/39/BAR/24/2019-20/22%/BRS Loboi-Logumgum 4,024,188.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/25/2019-20/22%/BRS Sirata-Mosiro 3,753,533.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/26/2019-20/22%/BRS Mosiro-Kiserian 3,098,088.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/27/2019-20/22%/BRS Lawina-Sangarau 1,699,000.00 PWD KERRA/011/39/BAR/28/2019-20/22%/BRS Bekibon-Tebei 2,536,545.00 WOMEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/29/2019-20/22%/BRS Kimalel-Bekibon 3,003,971.00 YOUTH KERRA/011/39/BAR/30/2019-20/22%/BRS Molok-Kailer 3,444,675.00 OPEN MOGOTIO CONSTITUENCY 22% RMLF FOR FY 2019-2020 TENDER NUMBER ROAD NAME BUDGET PREFERENCE ESTIMATE GROUP KERRA/011/39/BAR/31/2019-20/22%/MGT Mogotio-Kipkitur 3,100,700.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/32/2019-20/22%/MGT Emsos Jnct-Emsos centre-Lake 2,335,200.00 OPEN Bogoria gate KERRA/011/39/BAR/33/2019-20/22%/MGT Kipkitur-Mugurin-Kapyemit 1,046,800.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/34/2019-20/22%/MGT Nyalilbuch-Waseges 743,000.00 PWD KERRA/011/39/BAR/35/2019-20/22%/MGT Mogotio-Molo River 1,517,200.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/36/2019-20/22%/MGT Muguyuni-Molo Sirwe 2,681,200.00 YOUTH KERRA/011/39/BAR/37/2019-20/22%/MGT Sitet-Kamar 2,933,200.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/38/2019-20/22%/MGT Oterit-Chemoinoi-Kamelil 3,906,900.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/39/2019-20/22%/MGT Waseges-Kiribot-Kabuswa 3,295,800.00 WOMEN BARINGO CENTRAL CONSTITUENCY 22% RMLF FOR FY 2019-2020 TENDER NUMBER ROAD NAME BUDGET PREFERENCE ESTIMATE GROUP KERRA/011/39/BAR/40/2019-20/22%/BRC Kapkelelwa- Oinabmoi 5,438,600.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/41/2019-20/22%/BRC Kapkayo - Kapkelelwa 1,381,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/42/2019-20/22%/BRC Tenges-Kapkayo 3,318,600.00 WOMEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/43/2019-20/22%/BRC Borowonin-Kapkony 1,015,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/44/2019-20/22%/BRC Mogorwa- Kisonei 1,173,300.00 PWD KERRA/011/39/BAR/45/2019-20/22%/BRC Pemwai- Water supply 1,979,000.00 OPEN KERRA/011/39/BAR/46/2019-20/22%/BRC Kasiber-Kaseretun(Boundary BC/BS) 2,260,500.00 YOUTH KERRA/011/39/BAR/47/2019-20/22%/BRC Sigowo-Kapkelelwa(Kaplel- 1,789,000.00 OPEN Kapkelelwa Section) KERRA/011/39/BAR/48/2019-20/22%/BRC Water supply-Kesemanin-Talai 3,205,000.00 OPEN SENIOR SUPPLY CHAIN OFFICER FOR: DEPUTY DIRECTOR QUALIFICATION CRITERIA No Condition Clause Ref.
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