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Development of Eco-Tourism Sites @Singey Lalok, Stok, Hanu, Chiktan & Others. Development of Snow-Ski Slopes, Chair-Lift/Ski O THE ADMINISTRATION OF UNION TERRITORY OF LADAKH Tourism & Culture Department, Civil Secretariat, UT-Ladakh Phone No. 01982 - 257561 (O), Fax No. 257435, E.mail: [email protected] Expression of Interest (EOI) he Department of Tourism & Culture, Administration of Union Teritory of Ladakh intends to XecUte the flowing projects in the UT of Ladakh, through Central Public Sector Undertakings (CPSU): SI. Name of Scheme/Works No 1. Development of Skoryangs Campus @Kargil, Upshi and Zanskar Development of Eco-Tourism sites @Singey Lalok, Stok, Hanu, Chiktan &Others. Development of Snow-Ski slopes, Chair-lift/Ski-HiftCafeteria at Linkipal Kargil Development of Snow-Ski slopes, Chair-lift/Ski-ift Cafeteria at Padum Zanskar The Department invites Expression of Interest (Eol) from the Central Public Sector Undertakings (CPSU) having requisite experience of executing similar projects in a time bound manner. The shortlisted CPSU shall be required to prepare and submit the DPRs of the project/projects commission the projects in as per the requirement of the client department and plan execute, the functions as be agreed time and budget. The Executing Agency shall carry out all may to on being for successful completion of the projects which may get assigned it, required of the at all selected and shall be responsible for smooth and successful completion Project, stages. mentioned send their willingness The CPSUs interested in undertaking the above projects may the competent authority along with a brief on the letter head of their organization, duly signed by hand e-mail at Work turnover and work in etc, through background of the PSU, experience, their 20th 2021, 17.00 hrsThe PsUs, in [email protected], by or before Sept. terms of project cost. also the fee/service charge in percentage ofth¢ Eol, should quote or write us at: e-mail [email protected] op Mgbile No. In case of any clarification, please wwhuula (9419177684) Superintepding Engineer No: Tourism/UTUEol Y8-SS Tourism & Culture Department Dated: -08-2021 UT-Ladakh Copy to the UT Ladakh for information please 1. Secretary Tourism Department UT Ladakh for information please. Director Tourism Department Leh and Kargil for uploading on the UT website, Technical Director NIC Leh/Kargil websites. information. Dev. Leh/Kargil for Executive Officer Tourism Authority 4-5. Chief Leh/Kargil for information Tourism Dev. Authority at least two 6. Executive Engineer for wide publicity through Information Department Leh 6. Assistant Director Tourism & Culture Deptt. the Commissioner/Secretary National Dailies as instructed by UT Ladakh information Tourism& Culture Department for 7. PS to Commissioner/Secretary of the Commissioner/Secretary please. .
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