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Promoting Public-Private Partnership in Madhya Pradesh Road Sector Project Invitation for Bids (12 Packages) and Rebidding (12 Packages) Date: 1 March 2019 Loan No. 51375-IND: Promoting Public-Private Partnership in Madhya Pradesh Road and Title: Sector Project Package Nos.: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 13, 26, 27, 50 and 52 Contract Title: For Rebidding: Package Nos. 6, 7,10, 11,14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, and 23 Rehabilitation and Upgradation of various Civil Work Contract Packages Deadline for Submission of 23 April 2019; 12:30 hrs. (IST) Bids (e-Tender): 1. India (hereinafter called “Borrower”) has applied for financing from the Asian Development Bank toward the cost of Promoting Public-Private Partnership in Madhya Pradesh Road Sector Project. Part of this financing will be used for payments under the contracts named below. Bidding is open to Bidders from eligible source countries of ADB. 2. M.P. State Road Development Corporation Limited, a fully owned Company of Government of Madhya Pradesh registered under Companies Act, 1956, invites online bids from eligible bidders for the Rehabilitation and Upgradation of following Civil Work Contract Packages (the works). Pkg Civil Completio Length Packag Road No. Road Name n Period in (In es Month Km) SH-36 Bhabra-Katthiwada-Kheda road Pkg-1 61.80 24 Months SH-36 Bhabra-Udaigarh road SH-36 Udaigarh-Bori road Pkg-2 SH-36 Tanda-Bori road 54.65 24 Months SH-36 Tanda-Balwadi road Pkg-3 MP-MDR-47-06 Jobat-Nanpur road 21.60 24 Months Pkg-4 MP-MDR-47-12 Alirajpur-Mathwad road 57.00 24 Months Badwani-Badhan-Ambapani-Sindhi-Khodar- MP-MDR-48-04 Pkg-5 Silawad road 25.20 24 Months MP-MDR-48-08 Dhavabawdi-Balkua-Lonsara-Borlay road Khanuakhas-Langhadol-Bindul-Gopad River MP-MDR-12-16 Bridge to CG Border (Kamarji-Janakpur road) Pkg-8 77.00 24 Months Waidhan-Telai-Singrouliya-Makrohar-Badgad- MP-MDR-12-15 Viharpur-upto Chhattisgarh Border Langhatola-Patna-Karpa-Sarai-Ahirgaon- Pkg-9 MP-MDR-15-07 52.60 24 Months Kelamania road Pkg-13 MP-MDR-14-03 Beohari-Bansukli-Sidhi Road 46.40 24 Months Pkg-26 SH-1 Porsa-Mehgaon-Mau-Sevda Road 89.40 24 Months Pkg Civil Completio Length Packag Road No. Road Name n Period in (In es Month Km) MP-MDR-01-05 Jamna-Bilav Road Pahadgad-Sahasram Via Maran -Kanhar MP-MDR-02-19 (Upto Khurjan Road) MP-MDR-02-12 Noorabad-Padhavali Road to Sanichra Road 122.5 Pkg-27 24 Months MP-MDR-02-15 Nepri to Brijgadi via Kishangad-Kukroli Road 0 Kailaras to Jaura via Pahadgad-Manpur- MP-MDR-02-16 Nirar-Pagara Road MP-MDR-33-13 Semri-Sangakheda road Pkg-50 25.30 24 Months MP-MDR-33-17 Sonasawri-Sanwalkheda road MP-MDR-32-14 Siddikganj-Hatpipaliya Road Pkg-52 MP-MDR-32-09 Bhaukhedi-Amlaha-Dhamanda Road 51.60 24 Months MP-MDR-31-05 Toomda-Patania-Barkheda Saalam road For Rebidding Pkg Civil Completio Length Packag Road No. Road Name n Period in (In es Month Km) Pkg-6 SH-24 Satan-Amarpatan road 29.80 24 Months SH-24 Sirmour-Keonti road Pkg-7 Rewa-Beeda-Semariya road up to Godha 50.2 24 Months SH-24 Junction Pkg-10 MP-MDR-18-13 Pawai-Mohindra-Semaria road 38 24 Months MP-MDR-10-16 Badvar-Tamra-Sitapur-Mauganj Road Pkg-11 Raipur-Karchuliyan to Supiya-Bhaluha- 57.35 24 Months MP-MDR-10-14 Mahsaon Road SH-09 Aaron Via Vidoriya-Raghavgarh Pkg-14 74 24 Months SH-09 Ashoknagar-Aaron Road (Upto Sindh River) SH-2A Mohna-Patai Road Pkg-15 SH-2A Chitauli-Ranighati Road 35 24 Months SH-03 Bhitarwar-Karera Road Pkg-16 SH-18 Aavan Road Maksudangadh to Janjali 39.4 24 Months Neemdana-Hirdagarh-Navegaon-Nidrai- SH-41 Pkg-17 Bordehi Road 68.4 24 Months SH-41 Tamiya-Junnardevi Road Sahajpur-Ghatkhedi-salabaru-Pratapgarh, SH-22 Ghatkedi - Pipaliya Road Pkg-18 87.3 24 Months Salabaru-Gutori-Deori-Gorakhpur-Ghalawan- SH-22 Sadrai-Hirapur-Kakraghat Road Pkg-19 SH-41 Maharastra Border-Kukru-Khamla-Bhaisdehi 30 24 Months Pkg-22 SH-21 Sagar-Rehli (SH-15) 42.2 24 Months Pkg-23 SH-48 Baihar-Lamta Road 52.2 24 Months 3. Bidders may bid for one or more contract packages, as defined in the bidding document. Separate bid document shall be required for each package. 4. Open competitive bidding (National Advertisement) will be conducted in accordance with ADB's Single-Stage: Two-Envelope bidding procedure and is open to all bidders from eligible source countries. 5. The complete Bid document can be viewed/ downloaded by the Bidder from the e- procurement portal https://mptenders.gov.in at no cost. 6. To obtain further information, Bidders should contact the office of: The Chief Engineer (Procurement), Madhya Pradesh Road Development Corporation limited, 45-A, Arera Hills, Bhopal, (M.P.) India - 462011 7. To participate in the bidding process: • Register with e-procurement portal https://mptenders.gov.in for obtaining user ID and password. The user manual, guidelines and FAQ are available on the MP eProcurement website to facilitate understanding and use. Registration requires a registration fee of INR 500/- (Five Hundred Rupees Only) (please check the prevailing amount on the portal) through the e-payment gateway. Further, Tender Processing Fees for MP eProcurement portal (please check the prevailing amount on the portal) shall also need to be paid through the e-payment gateway. • Purchase the Bid Document online through portal by payment of a non-refundable document fee of INR 50,000/- (Rupees Fifty Thousand only) and processing fee for each Package through e-payment gateway. The Document shall be available for sale during office hours from 2 March to 23 April2019. • Use valid digital certificates issued by the National Certificate Authorities (list of authorized certifying authority is available on web site) for purchasing and submissions of bids. 8. Deliver bids: • Online through the MP eProcurement portal: https://mptenders.gov.in • On or before 12:30 hrs. (IST) on 23 April 2019; • Detailed guidelines for MP eProcurement are available on the MP eProcurement portal • The required bid documents will need to be prepared and scanned in different files (in PDF or JPEG format) and uploaded into the relevant online folders. • Apart from the online submission, supporting original documents have to be submitted in physical form in accordance with ITB 21.1 (a) on or before 12:30 hrs. (IST) on 23 April 2019. • In the event of the specified deadline for submission of Bid being declared a Government Holiday, the next official working day would be deemed as the last day for the Physical submission of bids. Technical Bids will be opened as detailed in Para 25 of ITB of the Bidding Documents in the presence of bidders’ representatives who choose to attend. 9. A Pre-bid meeting will be held at the Office of Managing Director, M.P. Road Development Corporation Ltd., 45-A, Arera Hills, Bhopal (M.P) on 14 March 2019 at 1130 hrs. The clarification/ addendum/ corrigendum (if any) shall be published on the website https://mptenders.gov.in only. .
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