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Scanned Image WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/15 Jamdahara- Bishnupur Bishnupur-II Mohisdoba,Jamdahara-289,288 10 (e) 21-22 Bamunbandh Agrada- Bishnupur Bishnupur-II Baghakhulia-259 10 Kumiradaha 20 70126 1402520 28050 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/16 Jadavnagar- (e) 21-22 Bishnupur Bishnupur-II Ramanchuanpuan-264 16 Banjamuna 70126 1122016 22440 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/17 Bandhgaba- Dhengapathar,Moyrapukur- (e) 21-22 Bishnupur Hereparbat Ghutban- 20 106,105 Moyrapukur 70126 1402520 28050 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/18 Lagardanga- Bishnupur Hereparbat Dhengapathar-106 10 (e) 21-22 Lotihir Dakshinmoghra- Bishnupur Chougan Chougan-102 6 Khudirampolly 16 70126 1122016 22440 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/19 Basudevpur Bishnupur Chougan Benachapra-118 18 (e) 21-22 Camp-II 70126 1262268 25245 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/20 Basudevpur Bishnupur Chougan Kharikasuli-119 10 (e) 21-22 Camp-II 70126 701260 14025 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/21 Susunia Gobindrarampur-126, Onda Krishnanagar Patadubi 10 (e) 21-22 Brindabanpur-125 70126 701260 14025.2 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/22 Netaji Sangha Onda Chhagulia Chak Muktapur-172 7 (e) 21-22 Jorkabad Onda Chhagulia Chak Muktapur-172 Moudi 5 Sukanta Chak Nakaijuri-281, Onda Chhagulia Surirdanga Bethjharia-280 Kantaban 5 70126 1192142 23842.84 17 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/23 Manjuria 70126 1051890 21037.8 Onda Chingani Chak Krishnasingpur-166 15 (e) 21-22 Majerpara 70126 490882 9817.64 Onda Chingani Dhaboni-50 D Para 7 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/25 Onda Onda Hatibandh-128 Madanmohanpur 13 (e) 21-22 6 Onda Onda Jamdoba-229 Jamdoba 70126 1332394 26647.88 19 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/26 Onda Onda Madanmohanpur-130 Madanmohanpur 8 (e) 21-22 Susunia Gobindrarampur-126, Onda Onda Kochkhulai 11 Brindabanpur-125 70126 1332394 26647.88 19 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/27 Patangapur Chandabila-285, Patangapur- (e) 21-22 Onda Chhagulia Chandabila 5 284 Bauribandh Chak Nakaijuri-281, Nakaijuri- Nakaijuri Onda Chhagulia 8 279 Mohanpur 70126 911638 18232.76 13 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/28 Joypur Machantala Jangalmahal-85 Sadpukur 18 (e) 21-22 70126 1262268 25245 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/29 Joypur Machantala Kantaban-83 Ramnagar 10 (e) 21-22 Joypur Kuchiakole Bajemoynapur-53 Bajemoynapur 5 15 70126 1051890 21038 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/ 30 Joypur Adhkata Jadavnagar-130 Jadavnagar 7 (e) 21-22 Joypur Adhkata Baliguma-72 Baliguma 10 17 70126 1192142 23843 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/ 31 Joypur Adhkata Harinasuli-132 Muraliganj 15 (e) 21-22 70126 1051890 21038 SAL Area Rate Amount EMD @ e-Tender Notice No. Range Beat Mouza JFMC (Ha) (Rs) (Rs) 2% (Rs) Bishnupur- Bhedua- 92117 921170 18423 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/32(e) 21-22 Bishnupur Bhedua-291 10 II Benabandhi Bishnupur- 92117 921170 18423 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/33(e) 21-22 Bishnupur Jhantibani-270 Jhantibani 10 II Jamdoba-229 92117 921170 18423 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/34(e) 21-22 Onda Onda Jamdoba 10 Bansdanga-231 92117 921170 18423 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/35(e) 21-22 Joypur Machantala Kantaban-83 Ramnagar 10 Hatagara- 92117 921170 18423 WBFOR/PNT/SP/PLTN/36(e) 21-22 Bankadaha Bankadaha Hetagara 10 63(143) Page 2 of 25 * Price of Form Technical & Financial Bid documents and other annexure (Rs.1000) only MODEL ESTIMATES FOR CREATION WORKS OF QGS PLANTATION DURING 2021-22 Quantity-1600 Seedlings /ha UNIT-1 HA Pit Size 60cm x 45 cm x 45 cm Spacing per Ha. 2.5 mt x 2.5 mt Amount Sl No Item of Works Unit Qty Rate (Rs) Time Schedule (Rs) A. Labour Component Survey and demarcation of the area by both plane-table and GPS Survey by 1 technical person and preparation of regeneration maps complete in all Ha 1 546 546 respect -total 4 nos copies Cleaning, Burning and removal of debris and cleaning of plantation site by 2 Ha 1 4620 4620 mechanized method by using Excavator Machine etc. complete in all respect 3 Alignment of planting lines & stacking the planting pit position Ha 1 1092 1092 4 Making of Inspection Path (3 Mtr wide 50 Mtr long) Rmtr 50 10.50 525 Making brush wood fencing around the planting area and maintenance of Nos. LS 1575 the same upto 2022 As per time to time 5 Digging of planting pits (Size: 60cm X 45cm X45 cm) Nos. 1600 6.83 10920 direction from DFO, ADFO & Range Officer Alignment and Cutting of contour trenches of size 0.45mx0.45m x5m, total 6 50 nos over 250rmt per ha =50.625m3 in a staggered manner 5mt away from Nos. 50 105 5250 each other , Trench line to next trench line distance 10mt. Filling up of planting pits with dug-up pulverized soil, organic manure, 7 Nos. 1600 2.10 3360 Fungicides, Micro-nutrients etc. 8 Hoeing the scouring line along the boundary of plantation LS 525 Cost of carriage of seedling from nursery to planting site along with 9 transplanting of potted seedlings including carriage from field nursery to Nos. 1600 3.15 5040 planting site stacking and planting As Directed by the 10 Application of insecticides to the planted seedlings Nos. 1600 0.32 504 Concerned RO As Directed by the 11 Cost of application of organic manure as per doses prescribed per pit Nos. 1600 0.63 1008 Concerned RO Vacancy infilling with potted seedlings including carriage of the same as As Directed by the 12 Nos. 320 3.15 1008 many times as & when required Concerned RO 1st time weeding cleaning & mulching with application of fertilizer & 13 Nos. 1600 3.15 5040 Within 15th August vacancy infilling 2nd time weeding cleaning & mulching with application of fertilizer & 14 Nos. 1600 2.10 3360 Within 15th September vacancy infilling 3rd time weeding cleaning & mulching without application of fertilizer & 15 Nos. 1600 1.58 2520 Within 15th October vacancy infilling Sowing of Arahar seeds as nurse crop on the ridges of dug up soil along the 17 Ha 1 420 420 Within 15th May continous trenches Making fireline 3 mtr wide all around the plantation periphery & inside to 18 Rmtr 250 8.40 2100 Within 31st January make it smaller blocks up to 1 Ha Watering to the planted seedlings in the field during dry spell for As Directed by the 19 Times 4 262.50 1050 establishment with 15 days interval for three month i.e. for about four days Concerned RO September,2021 to 20 Watch & ward of the plantation from Sept to March Month 7 630 4410 March, 2022 Total 54873 (SAC Code :998519) Add 18 % GSTon labour cost only 9877 Sub-Total 64750 Labour cess (1%) 648 Labour Component Total 65398 B. Material Component Cost of carriage of seedlings & fertilizer by truck /vehicle from nursery to 21 Nos. 1000 1 planting sites (inclusive of GST @18%) 1000 Supply of vegetative fencing material/ Bamboo (LS) including supply of all 22 Rmtr 120 12.5 materials to the planting site (inclusive of GST @ 0%) 1500 The amount & application of DAP Purchase of chemical fertilizer (IFFCO) @ 50 gm D.A.P (10:26:26) / plant should strictly be 23 Nos. LS (inclusive GST 5%) 2110 followed the direction of the concerned Range Officer As Directed by the Making of Signboard (inclusive of GST @18%) Nos. 1 118 118 Concerned RO Material component Total 4728 Grand Total (A + B) 70126 Page 3 of 25 MODEL ESTIMATES FOR CREATION WORKS OF SAL PLANTATION DURING 2021-22 Quantity-1600 Seedlings /ha UNIT-1 HA Pit Size 60cm x 45 cm x 45 cm Spacing per Ha. 2.5 mt x 2.5 mt Rate Amount Sl No Item of Works Unit Qty Time Schedule (Rs) (Rs) A. Labour Component Survey and demarcation of the area by both plane-table and GPS Survey by 1 technical person and preparation of regeneration maps complete in all respect - Ha 1 546 546 total 4 nos copies Cleaning, Burning and removal of debris and cleaning of plantation site by 2 Ha 1 5775 5775 mechanized method by using Excavator Machine etc. complete in all respect 3 Alignment of planting lines & stacking the planting pit position Ha 1 1092 1092 4 Making of Inspection Path (3 Mtr wide 50 Mtr long) Rmtr 50 10.50 525 Making Barbed Wire Fencing all around the planting sites and maintenance of 5 Nos. LS 1575 the same upto 2022 As per time to time direction from 6 Digging of planting pits (Size: 60cm X 45cm X45 cm) Nos. 1600 6.83 10920 DFO, ADFO & Alignment and Cutting of contour trenches of size 0.45mx0.45m x5m, total 50 Range Officer 7 nos over 250rmt per ha =50.625m3 in a staggered manner 5mt away from each Nos. 50 105 5250 other , Trench line to next trench line distance 10mt. Filling up of planting pits with dug-up pulverized soil, organic manure, 8 Nos. 1600 2.10 3360 Fungicides, Micro-nutrients etc. 9 Hoeing the scouring line along the boundary of plantation LS 525 Cost of carriage of seedling from nuarsery to planting site along with 10 ransplanting of potted seedlings including carriage from field nursery to planting Nos. 1600 3.68 5880 site stacking and planting As Directed by the 11 Application of insecticides to the planted seedlings Nos. 1600 0.32 504 Concerned RO As Directed by the 12 Cost of application of organic manure as per doses prescribed per pit Nos. 1600 0.63 1008 Concerned RO Vacancy infilling with potted seedlings including carriage of the same as many As Directed by the 13 Nos. 320 3.15 1008 times as & when required Concerned RO 1st time weeding cleaning & mulching with application of fertilizer & vacancy 14 Nos. 1600 3.15 5040 Within 15th August infilling 2nd time weeding cleaning & mulching with application of fertilizer & vacancy Within 15th 15 Nos.
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