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Functional Assets I)Linear Protec GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL Irrigation & Waterways Department Jalasampad Bhawan, 3rd Floor, Western Block, Salt Lake, Memo No:G020210066181W Date: 09/02/2021 File No:IW/P/IB-SDS-17/2020-21 From:- JOINT SECRETARY Irrigation & Waterways GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL Irrigation & Waterways To:The Executive Engineer-I, Canals Division Directorate SubjectAdministrative Approval for the Scheme for Es .Maintenance works of functional and non- functional assets i)linear protection works (1.164 KM oden bridges{1 no), iii) Infrastructure/office (total 68000 sq m) in Bidhannagar Municipal Corpqr , South Dum Dum Municipality, Baranagar Municipality,Khardah Municipality, Garulia Muniqj~, ,Haroa and Bhangore I Blocks, PSs Lake Town, Baguihati, BidhannagarEast, Bidhannagar Noah, Ba·ranagar,Khardah, Bhangore, Noapara and Haroa and Districts North and South 24 Pgs during the current financial year of 2020-21 Scheme Id-IW/MRl143/2020-21 ,Project 10:- IW202134132S000 The undersigned is directed, by order oftl]~Governor, to say that the Governor has been pleased to accord Administrative Approval for the Project Scheme for Esse~tiarMaintenance works of functional and non-functional assets i)linear protection works (1.164 KM), ii) Wooden bridges(1 no), iii) Infrastructure/office (total 68000 sq m) in Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation, South Dum Dum Municipality, Baranagar Municipality, Khardah Municipality, Garulia Municipality, Haroa and Bhangore I Blocks, PSs Lake Town, Baguihati, Bidhannagar East, Bidhannagar North, Baranagar, Khardah, Bhangore, Noapara and Haroa and Districts North and South 24 Pgs during the current financial year of 2020-21 Scheme Id-IW/MRl143/2020-21 ,the details of which has been given below, Name of the Project: Scheme for Essential Maintenance works of functional and non-functional assets i)linear protection works (1.164 KM), ii) Wooden bridges(1 no), iii) Infrastructure/office (total 68000 sq m) in Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation, South Dum Dum Municipality, Baranagar Municipality, Khardah Municipality, Garulia Municipality, Haroa and Bhangore I Blocks, PSs Lake Town, Baguihati, Bidhannagar East, Bidhannagar North, Baranagar, Khardah, Bhangore, Noapara and Haroa and Districts North and South 24 Pgs during the current financial year of 2020-21 Scheme Id-IW/MRl143/2020-21 Project 10: IW202134132S000 Address: Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation, South Dum Dum Municipality, Baranagar Municipality, Khardah Municipality, Garulia Municipality, Haroa and Bhangore I Blocks, PSs Lake Town, Administrative Approval: ~g~~~b<jid~~~g~i~~'JRi9~\J1P1mr-NOOtl,cfiWftllif~.~r, Khardah, Bhangore, Noapara and Haroa and'Olstrrcts 1{Jorthand S'6uth' ~4' Pgs" Ph,asing amount and chargeable head of accounts SI No. Financial Year Head Scheme Scheme Type Name Amount Maintenance 1 2020-21 32-2711-01-001-00-002-19-00-V State Development Schemes Expenditure in Flood 9855000 Control Sector Total 9855000 Additional Conditions 1 List of the part estimates (total 11 numbers) of the main sc attached as Annex, which is an offline document and authenticated by the undersigned. The pd n of the online AAFS generated G.O. of Administrative Approval together with the Annex is av . n the Departmental website www.wbiwd.gov.in under Notification link. The part estimates are also o have been administratively approved along with the main scheme. While submitting bills to the tre , e Divisional Engineers will quote the G.O. Number of the main scheme as reference to Administrative I to the part estimates and produce the relevant G.O. with Annex, with the part estimate duly marked. This order is issued with the concurrence of FI~A~~'AL ADVISOR ( Irrigation & Waterways) of this Department vide their 1 his U.O No. AA2021023036FAOODated 08/02/2021 (?y1.l:- JOINT SECRETARY Governmentof West Bengal Irrigation & Waterways Department Memo No: G020210066181W Date: 09/02/2021 Copy forwarded for information and necessary action: The Additional Chief SecretaryISecretary-(lrrigation & Waterways Department) The PrincipalAccountant General(A&E)-West Bengal The PrincipalAccountant General(Audit)-West Bengal The PrincipalAccountant General(RW/LBA)-West Bengal The FinancialAdvisor-(Irrigation & Waterways Department) The Finance Department-(GroupF&N) 0r1+- JOINT SECRETARY Government of West Bengal Irrigation & Waterways Department Enclosure to I&W D's AA GO No. G02021006618IW Dated 09.02.2021. I&WD's Main scheme ID: IWIMRl143/2020-21 (Rs. in lakh) Contingency @ Sl. Tendered Name of sub-estimates as per tender 3% of amount No. amount put to tender 1 2 3 4 I Periodical cleanmg of beautified area along left bank of Kestopur Canal] 4.82 0.14 for a total length of2.00 km from AA Block to AC Block for the periodj of 180 days under Calcutta Canals Sub-Division of Canals Division. I PeriodTc~i~I~~~i ~fbe~tif~d ~r~a-~fong-rightbank-of Kestop~1 4.79 Canal for a total length of 2.50 km from Dakshindari Bus Stop to] ~OJ4-- I ! Dumdum Park Bus Stop for the period of 180 days under Calcutta I 'Canals Sub-Division of Canals Division. ! 3 Emergent repair to left bank of Bagjola Khal at ch. 637.50 m & 846.50: 4.85 0.15 ._E1~l!_der~anahQi~i~op..__ .._._ -- ------.---- ----- ----- ~-------t---------l ';i!:~~1~:~i:fi;~\eO:;:~~:;;:f:::r:o;~:L:t:::-11 :::: - I Camp Ghat under Calcutta Canals Sub-Division of Canals Division. I :--: I ' i 6 Protection to the eroding left bank of river Hooghly for a length of 60.0j 14.29 0.57 ,m near Kangali Ghat under Ward No.8 of Garulia Municipality, P.SI INoapara in the District of North 24-Parganas. ' i 7 I Protection to the eroding left bank of river Hooghly for a length of 60.011 9.93 0.37 m near Bichali Ghat under Ward No. 19 of Garulia Municipality, P.S [Noapara in the District of North 24-Parganas. I 8 ;Protection to the eroded right bank of river Bidyadhari for a length of] 8.38 0.37 :120.00 m at Kapalipara, G.P Sonapukur-Sankarpur, Block Haroa.] I within Haroa P.S, District North 24-Parganas. 9 :Protection to the eroded right bank of river Bidyadhari from 210.00 ml 12.81 0.56 Ito 360.00 m at Kulti Jelepara, G.P Kulti, Block Haroa, within Haroa] :P.S, District North 24-Parganas. I 1-------1-1 -- -.----. .---;--, -1- --1 10 Protection to the eroded right bank of river Bidyadhari from 0.00 m to] 17.03 0.74 1200.00 m at Kulti Jelepara, G.P Kulti, Block Haroa, within Haroa P.S,· I , IDistrict North 24-Parganas. 8.25 0.36 Total: 94.85 3.70 Estimated Cost of Main Estimate: 98.55 Lakh ~ Cf\- Joint Secretary (works) Irrigation & Waterways Department Government of West Bengal Sheet 1 of 1 GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL Irrigation & Waterways Department Jalasampad Bhawan, 3rd Floor, Western Block, Salt Lake, Memo No:G020210066191W Date: 09/02/2021 File No:IW/P/IB-SDS-17/2020-21 From:- JOINT SECRETARY Irrigation & Waterways GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL Irrigation & Waterways To:The Executive Engineer-I, Canals Division Directorate SubjectAdministrative Approval for the Scheme for Es tMaintenance works of functional and non- functional assets i) liners protection works (0.669 KM),"ii:),Jh'spection/campus roads (0.0409KM), iii) Wooden bridges(1 no), iv) Other bridges and culvEl[t 0), v) Infrastructure/office (total 73600 sq rn), vi) Other miscellaneous expenditure related to 0 ., . in Kolkata Municipal Corporation, Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation, Baranagar Municipality ah Municipality, Garulia Municipality, North Barackpur and Blocks Bhangore I and II, Haroa, s Bhangore, Haroa, Kasipur, Baranagar, Khardah, Noapara, Bidhannagar East and North, Pragatt"Maidan, Narkeldanga, KLC, Baguiati, Beleghata, Barackpur Districts Kolkata, North and Soqth,24 Pgs during the current financial year of 2020-21 (Scheme Id.IW/MRl144/2020-21), Proje'~tID:- IW202134133S000 The undersigned is directed, by order oft~.e Governor, to say that the Governor has been pleased to accord Administrative Approval for the Project Scheme for Essential Maintenance works of functional and non-functional assets i) liners protection works (0.669 KM), ii) Inspection/campus roads (0.0409KM), iii) Wooden bridges(1 no), iv) Other bridges and culverts (1 no), v) Infrastructure/office (total 73600 sq m), vi) Other miscellaneous expenditure related to office etc. in Kolkata Municipal Corporation, Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation, Baranagar Municipality, Khardah Municipality, Garulia Municipality, North Barackpur and Blocks Bhangore I and II, Haroa, PSs Bhangore, Haroa, Kasipur, Baranagar, Khardah,. Noapara, Bidhannagar East and North, Pragati Maidan, Narkeldanga, KLC, Baguiati, Beleghata, Barackpur Districts Kolkata, North and South 24 Pgs during the current financial year of 2020-21 (Scheme Id.IW/MR/144/2020-21) ,the details of which has been given below. Name of the Project: Scheme for Essential Maintenance works of functional and non-functional assets i) liners protection works (0.669 KM), ii) Inspection/campus roads (0.0409KM), iii) Wooden bridges( 1 no), iv) Other bridges and culverts (1 no), v) Infrastructure/office (total 73600 sq m), vi) Other miscellaneous expenditure related to office etc. in Kolkata Municipal Corporation, Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation, Baranagar Municipality, Khardah Municipality, Garulia Municipality, North Barackpur and Blocks Bhangore I and II, Haroa, PSs Bhangore, Haroa, Kasipur, Baranagar, Khardah, Noapara, Bidhannagar East and North, Pragati Maidan, Narkeldanga, KLC, Baguiati, Beleghata, Barackpur Districts Kolkata, North and South 24 Pgs during the current financial year of 2020-21 (Scheme Id.IW/MR/144/2020-21) Project 10: IW202134133S000 Address: Kolkata Municipal Corporation, Bidhannagar
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