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Culture, Sports & Recreation Department Karachi OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR (ADMIN & ACCOUNTS) CULTURE, SPORTS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT KARACHI METROPOLITAN CORPORATION Aiwan-e-Riffat, Fayzee Rahamin Art Gallery, M.R Kiyani Road, Karachi. Contact No. 99213362 No. KMC/CS&R/Dir/A&AIr9Q? /2018 Dated: / /2018 The Assistant Manager, Front Desk, SPPRA, GOS, Karachi. SUBJECT: NIT NO. KMC/DIRIA&A/R1188/20 18 DATED 08/03/2018. Enclosed please find herewith the following documents alongwith CD, as indicated h-i Form-A of SPPRA, with a request to please upload the same on the Website of SPPRA: I- Notice Inviting Tender alongwith Press Clippings of Daily Jang, Jahan Pakistan & Express Tribune dated 16/03/20 18. 2- Notification of Procurement Committee. 3- Notification of Complaint Redressal Committee. 4- Bidding Documents. 5- Annual Procurement Plan. Receipt may kindly be acknowledged. (A&A). CS&R. KMC Copy for information to the: - Sr. Director (Recreation), KMC 2- Secretary to the Mayor, Karachi 3- PS to the Metropolitan Commissioner, KMC. STANDARD BIDDING DOCUMENT Construction of Veterinary Hospital/Quarantine Block at Safari Park, KMC for the year 2017-2018. (For Contracts Costing up to Rs. 19.900 Million) Standard Bidding Document is intended as a model for Construction of Veterinary Hospital/Quarantine Block at Safari Park, KMC for the year 2017-2018. Work No.1 BIDDING DATA (This section should be filled in by the Procuring Agency before issuance of the Bidding Documents). a) Name of procuring Agency : Karachi Metropolitan Corporation b) Brief Description of Work : Construction of Veterinary Hospital /Quarantine Block at Safari Park, KMC. c) Procuring Agency Address : Aiwan-e-Riffat, Fayzee Rahamin Art Gallery, M. R. Kiyani Road, Karachi. d) Estimated Cost : 19.900 (Million) e) Amount of Bid Security : Rs.4,00,000/- f) Period of Bid Validity (days) : 90 days g) Security Deposit (i/c Bid Security) : 10% of Quoted Amount h) Percentage, if any, to be deducted from bills : 8% Security Deposit 8% Income Tax to be deducted from Running Bills. I) Deadline for submission of bid along with time : 04/04/2018 at 2:00pm j) Venue, Time and date of bid opening Aiwan-e-Riffat, Fayzee Rahamin Art Gallery, M. R. Kiyani Road, Karachi. 2:30 pm 04/04/2018. k) Liquidity damages : Rs.5,000/- per day KARACHI METROPOLITAN CORPORATION OFFICE OF THE SENIOR DIRECTOR, RECREATION DEPARTMENT M.R Kivani, Roa(l. Karachi NAME OF' WORK: Construction of Quarantine Block at Safari l'arL, CS&R, K\IC. DATEI)OFOPENING --j. Tl:\l)I:R COST RS. TENDER ISSUE I) TO MIS I'.O.NO. DATED: RS. ESTIMATEI) COST OF RS. 1,99,99,1811= 2% E. MONEY Bill oI(uintities Based on Sc h cdiii c Rate Items . \ii. Description Quantity Unit Amount in Figure I Dismuntiling of Removing Net & Removing I .01)0 121 1.2 I U 2 t)ismantiling of Cement Block Masonry.Ch-2 l'-lO-I4 2,000 l.I34.38 %Ct't. 22.688 3 i)ismantiling at' Cement Concrete Plain I : 2 : 4.Ch.2 P.10- 19(c) 312 3,327.5() %CIL 10.382 4 Excavation far foundation of building bridges and other structures i/c degelling dessing relilling around structure with excavated earth watering and remming Icas upto 5 Ii. ('h-I - P.4/I 8-b 8.101 3.1 76.25 %ocft. 25.73 I 5 lsea :miim in rock. dieed to IesiwieJ section. erude & proli Ic exenuicd material disposal nit tim iii I 004 Ii ft upto 54. ('h-I - P-216 Medium hard rock requiring occasional blasting. 16.202 10.133 %OCll. 164.175 n Cement Concrete brick or stone blbsi 1-1/2 inch to 2 inch gauge. Ratio 1:4 : 8 Ch-4 P-15/4 ( h ) 9.281.I6 9.416.28 %Cli. 873.940 7 Cartage of 100 C1V5 ton of all material likes on aggregates spuwi cool lime surkhi etc.. 13G. Rail fastening points and crossing bridges guarders. Pipes sheets rains. M.S. Bars etc., or 1000 Nos. bricks 10x5x3 pr 100 moulds ol' fuel wood by trucks or any other mean owned by the contractor lead unto ii) miles. 5 714.29 %Cit. I 8 Reimifarced Cement Concrete including all labour and material exccl)t the cost of steel reinftand its labour far bending and binding which will he iaid separately. Ibis rate also includes all kind ut lorms moulds lifting. shuttering. curing . rendering and tinishing the exposed surface (including screening and washing of shingle.Ch-4 P-I 4/6 I 0.87675 2 5Sa I I' ('ii. 2.812.836 ') Fabrication ol' Mild Stecl rein iiircenient Ii mr cement concrete ie cutting bending laying in pisitiun making joints and fastenings i/c cost of binding wire (also ic removal (It rust from tsarskCh-4 P-I 7/8 h ) 20- 7 - ii tat 437.01 StIDI • 0 i'( t. 2.1 10 Erection & removal of centering for R.C.0 or plain C.C. work of deudar wood (2nd class). Ch-4 I'-18/19-B (Hori2tmUal) 6.690 ,5$S.-t8 %Sft. 241).tXmt) I Cement Concrete plain i/c placing compacting finishing and curing complete i/c screening and washing of stone aegregate without shuttering Ch-2 P-I 615 t h) Ratio 1:2:4 1,120.00 I 4.429.25 %Cll. I 61.61)5 Tot: I of Sciteduk Item Rs. 6,688,551 'iII;I Iii re m I' the (omit ractor with Staiii p /1 'AME OF WORK: Construction of Quarantine Block at Safari Park1 CS&R. KMC. , / Bill of Quantities /' Based on Schedi Ic Rate Items • Rate S.. a. Description Quantit' . Unit \ni ii in hgure 12 I'iL I :3:6 (ement Concrete Solid Block Mastmr wall 6" and lielm in tlticknes '.el in I :6 cement mortar in ground floor super structre i/c raking out joinid & curing etc. Complete .Ch-4 I'- 19/24 12,642.00 15.771 .01 %(ii. 3 Cement l'l.er 1:4 upto 12' height. Ch.t) P.52/Il 97.161) 2,283.93 ".,Stt. 2.2 l9. 4 Laying White Marble Flooring tine dressed on the surtice without winding set in lime mortar I : 2 i c ruhbing & polishiiitz of joints. Ch.8 l'-43 28 (jh) I" thick .1.5 t2S) I' it 2.83). I IS P1. I" thick Flooring Cement Concrete I : 2 : 4 i/c surt.ice linishing and curing complete and dividing into panels. Ch. 8 P-42/I6( a+h+c+d 1-1/2" Thick 8.21)() 2.548,29 %Slt 208,961) 2" Thick 3.04u 3,275.50 .sa. 16 Damp Proof Cours with (Cement Sand & single concrete 1:2:4) i/c 2 coats of Asphaltic Mixture. ('li-4 P.19/28 2"Thick 51. 3,912.85 %SI1. 20.202 I? Pros iding Anti - Termmite Treatement by sypraying sprinking spreading neptachlar 0.5 % Emulsion as an overall pre-construction treatment in slab type construction tinder the slab and long attache perches or entrances etc. complete as per direction by the Engineer in -charge. - ('h- IS I'- 109,92 ') 7) I' ii •IS7ni IS Ixcaution ir Pipe line in trenches. & pit', in soil soil i/c tremming & dessing sides to ture alignment & shape l.evcling oi'hed ol trenches to correct level & grade cutting .iointing holes & disposal ot' surplus earth ithin a one chain us directed by the Engineer in charge. Proving inces. guards. lights, flags & temporary crossings lr non- veheulur trullice hci'c ever required lilt up Lu 511 & lead upto one chain. (30.5ni) vol-Ill P/-Ill Ch-1 l.P.6() A. I 8.401) 3.on %Ot a. 19 P/I. R.C.0 pipe ASTM C-76.62 T/C 76.70 of class II wall B and Ii\ing in trench i/c cutting, titLing and jointing with rubber ring i/c testing with water to specified pressure. vol. 111 P/-Ill Ch-ll.P-1 7 B-I 8" Dia .1'ii 229 I' Ri: 12"Diu 1(11) 412 PIii 20 Construction manhole or inspection chanther Ir req. dia and sped. circular sewer and 3'-6"( 1067mm depth with wall ol' R.0 in cement mortar 1:3 cement plaster 1:3, 1/2" thick inside wall I" (25mm) thick oer benching and channel i e lixing ('.1 main hole eoer ith frame ut' clear opening I ' x 1-12 (457\457m1n ui I .75 cot. 88,9 K. embeded in plain ('.(' 1:2:4 and thing I' dia M. step'. 6 15() mm) wide projecting 4" (1(12 mm) from the lice ol' wall at I 2" (305 mm) C/C duly painted etc. corn. as per n.'' n,l,Ir,wnu ('h_I ILIA. i It) 14,7-IS I .aa (47.-IS 21 Refilling of Excavated stutI in trenches 6" thick layer ilc watering remaming to full compaction etc complete. Ch-1 I 8.40(1 2,7ou ' ocil. 23.184 To I of Scheduk Item Rs. 7,790,763 Sin. u rc al the Contractor with Stahl1) '' \,' \ '6 .u;' ..vi.'4# • \: NAME OF WORK: Construction of Quarantine Block at Safari Park, CS&R. KMC. Bill of Quantities - _________ lIC(I t)fl 'chcdul( Ritc Items l.t.' Description () a itt It , ' Unit Amount in hgure 22 Proving & fixing of G.l frames / chowkhats of size 7" x 2" x 4-1/2" 3" for door using 20 gauge G.l sheet i/c welded hinges and fixing at site with necessary hold Ihsts. Filling with cement sand slurry of ratio 1:6 & rc;iiring the jumhs.
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