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Format of Technical and Financial Proposal of CTEVT Province5 Council for Technical Education & Vocational Training Province-5 Office, Butwal, Rupandehi REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) for Conducting Market Oriented Short-Term Skill Training Courses On Different Occupations under Agricultural, Engineering, Health, Secretarial/Management, Education/Pedagogy. Handicrafts and Miscellaneous Trades Issued by Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training (CTEVT) Province-5 Office Address: Butwal-12, Nayagau, Rupandehi, Nepal Phone: 071-422073 Email: [email protected] Falguan 2076 1 Contents Contents Section 1. Letter of Invitation ................................................................................................................................. 3 Section 2. Information to Consultants/TPs ............................................................................................................. 6 Section 3. Technical Proposal Standard Forms ..................................................................................................... 17 3A Technical Proposal Submission Letter ......................................................................................................... 18 3B Training Provider’s References .................................................................................................................... 19 3C: Specific Experience of the Consultants related to the Assignment ............................................................ 19 3D Available Infrastructure and Physical facilities. ........................................................................................... 20 3E. Comments and suggestions of consultants on the terms of reference and on data, services, and facilities expected from the client .................................................................................................................................. 21 3G. Team composition and task assignments ........................................................................................... 22 3H. Formats of curriculum vitae (cv) for proposed professional staff .............................................................. 23 3I. Time schedule for professional personnel .............................................................................................. 24 3J. Activity (Work) Plan ................................................................................................................................. 25 Section 4. Financial Proposal - Standard Forms.................................................................................................... 26 4A. Financial Proposal Submission Letter .................................................................................................. 27 4B. Summary Of Costs ............................................................................................................................... 28 4C. Detailed Breakdown of Cost................................................................................................................ 29 4D Instructions for Cost Calculations ........................................................................................................... 30 Section 5: Terms of Reference .............................................................................................................................. 31 Section 6. Standard Form of Contract .................................................................................................................. 39 2 Section 1. Letter of Invitation Date: Dear Training Providers, 1. Council for Technical Education & Vocational Training (CTEVT), Province Office-5 is conducting market oriented vocational short term training based on TNA through close co-ordination with Local Government (Palika’s), Chamber of Commerce, and other stakeholders of TVET sector (both GoN & Private) to interested poor, out of school, women & disadvantaged group aiming to increase their participation in production and services through self or domestic wage employment in their respective areas. The objective is to improve the living standard of Nepalese workers, particularly women and people from disadvantaged groups through continuous employment. Thus, the CTEVT PROVINCE-5 intends to apply a portion of this fund to eligible payments under this Contract. 2. CTEVT now invites proposals to provide the following consulting services: Conducting Short Term Training Courses as per CTEVT curricula on different Trades enlisted below. More details on the services are in the attached Terms of Reference. 3. The Request for Proposal (RFP) has been addressed to the following shortlisted consultants/TPs: S.N Training Provider(TP) Address 1 Mid Western Technical Vocational Training & Research Ghorahi, Dang Institute Pvt 2 F-Skill Pvt Ltd Lalitpur-13,Lalitpur 3 Seto Gurans Technical Institute Pvt. Ghorahi-15, Dang 4 Dharna Technical School Paribartan-5, Rolpa 5 Samiksha Technical Institute Madi-2, Rolpa 6 Sunrise Academy of Hospitality & management Pvt Ltd Karkando-18, Nepalgunj, Banke 7 Himalaya Institute of Technology Pvt Ltd Chyasal-9, Lalitpur 8 Tara Technical Institute & Research Center Pvt Ltd Rapti-4, Dang 9 Tejashree Prabidhik Shikshalaya Pvt Rapti-8, Dang 10 Butwal Technical College Pvt Ltd Butwal-3, Rupandehi 11 Kapilwastu prabidhik Pratishthan Pvt Ltd Banganga-2, Kapilbastu 12 Arghakhanchi Technical Training School Pvt Ltd Sandhikharj, Arghakhancji 13 Mega Multi Purpose Training Institute Pvt Ltd Gaur, Rauthat 14 United Express & Training Center Balaju-16, Kathmandu 15 Nepal Care Training Foundation Pvt Ltd Bagbazar, Kathmandu 16 Pokhara Valley Technical Training Institute Ranipauwa-11, Pokhara 17 Training Center Nepal Pvt Ltd Sitapaila, Kathmandu 18 Micro Tek Training Academy Buddhabhumi, Kapilbastu 19 National Manas Bikas Sewa Pvt Ltd Nepalgunj, Banke 20 Global College of Engineering Technology Pvt Ltd Butwal-5, Rupandehi 21 Cosmopolitan Consultant & Technical Education Tansen-3, Palpa Center Pvt Ltd 22 Shiva Institute of Multi Technical Education Pvt Ltd Tansen, palpa 23 Worldwide Technical Pvt Ltd Dhumbarahi, Kathmandu 3 24 Trade Link Technical Training Institute, Pvt Ltd Chakrapath, Kathmandu 25 Mankamana Training & Skill Development Institute Pvt Madhya Baneshwar, Ltd Kathmandu 26 Nepal Chautari Technical Institute Pvt Ltd Janakpur-9, Dhanusha 27 Creative Skills Pvt Ltd Panitanki-8, Birgunj, Parsa 28 Public Technical College Pvt Ltd Butwal-8, Rupandehi 29 Quality Multi Purpose Pvt Ltd Naya Baneshwar, Kathmandu 30 Associates Nepal Synergy Pvt Ltd Dhumbarahi, Kathmandu 31 Genius Multi Technical Institute Pvt Ltd Pokhara-10, Kaski 32 Gandaki Polytechnic Institute Pvt Ltd Tokha-6 Kathmandu 33 Nepal Institute of Technical & Vocational Training Pvt Koteshwar, Kathmandu Ltd 34 Jyan Technical College of Technology Pvt Ltd Butwal-4, Rupandehi 35 Tenau Bahuprabidhik Shikshalaya Pvt Ltd Butwal-12, Rupandehi 36 Kohalpur Institute of Technical Educatiob Pvt Ltd Kohalpur-5, Banke 37 Krishtina & Krishtal International Consultancy Pvt Ltd Butwal-8, Rupandehi 38 Deurali Janata Prabidhik Dhikshalaya Pvt Ltd Butwal-13, Rupandehi 39 International Institute of Technology CollegePvt Ltd Bhimdat-4, Kanchanpur 40 Nepal Engineering and Technical Science Acedemai Birendranagar-9, Surkhet Pvt. Ltd 41 Jeev Carrier Institute Pvt Ltd Anamnagar, Kathmandu 42 Sana Byabsay Pramarsh Tatha Talim Kendra Pvt Ltd Birgunj-11, Parsa 43 Wonderful Training & Cosultancy Pvt Ltd Mahalaxmi sthan, Lalitpur 44 Shital Technical Training Institute Pvt Ltd Bharatpur-7, Chitwan 45 Modern Electronics Institute Pvt Ltd Shib Chauk, Janakpurdham 46 Buddha Technical & Educational Institute Pvt Ltd Devdah-7, Rupandehi College 47 Byabsay Talim Bikas Tatha Pramarsh Kendra Pvt Ltd Jeetpur-3, Bara 48 Gurukul College of Technology Pvt Ltd Sunwal-1, Nawalparasi 49 Gandaki Training Center Pvt Ltd Pokhara-17, Kaski 50 Gandaki Multiple Institute Pvt Ltd Tinkune, Kathmandu 51 Shri Chitragupt Institute of Technology Pvt Ltd Bardiwas, Mahotari 52 Dynamic Technical Education and Vocational Training Kathmandu Pvt Ltd 53 Bardiya Medical Institute Pvt Ltd Gulariya-6, Bardiya 54 Panchkanya Training Institute Pvt. Ltd Pokhara, Kaski 55 Narayedi Politechnic Institute pvt.ltd. Bharatpur, Chitwan 56 Kantipur Pashimanchal Technical Collage Kaski 57 kantipur Sudur Pashim Technical Collage dhangadhi-5, Kailali 58 Alpin School of Vocational and Technical Education Butwal-8, Rupandehi Pvt. Ltd 59 Asian School of Turisim and hotel Management Butwal-8, Rupandehi 60 Kantipur Bahu prabhidik Shikshalaye Bharatpur-9, Chitawan 61 Western Nepal college of engineering Tulsipur-6, Dang 62 Madhya Bindu Technical Institute Pvt Ltd Kawasoti-3, Nawalparasi 63 World Link Technical Training Institute Pvt Ltd Gongbu, Kathmandu 4 64 Asia Technical Training Institute Pvt Ltd Pokhara-8, Kaski 65 Dang Polytechnic Institute Pvt Ltd Tulsipur-6, Dang 66 National Assistant Beautician Training Institute Pvt Ltd Butwal, Rupandehi 67 Multi Skill and Environment Development Pvt Ltd Tokha, Kathmandu 68 Badimalika Multi Purpose Consultancy Pvt Ltd New Baneshwar, Kathmandu 69 Samana Multi Skill Institute Pvt Ltd Tulsipur-5, Dang 70 Hillside Polytechnic Institute Pvt Ltd Sanfebagar, Achham 4. A consultant will be selected under Quality and Cost Based Selection (QCBS) Method and procedures described in this RFP. 5. The RFP includes the following documents: Section 1 - Letter of Invitation Section 2 - Information to Training Providers (TP) Section 3 - Technical Proposal - Standard Forms Section 4 - Financial Proposal - Standard Forms Section
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