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1 Invitation for Tender GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF BANGLADESH ÔÔK…wlB mg„w×ÕÕ MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE BARIND MULTIPURPOSE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 0521-52247 OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER Fax: 0521-52247 Rangpur Region, College Road, Alamnagar, Rangpur-5400. email: [email protected] Invitation for Tender 1 Ministry/Division Ministry of Agriculture. 2 Agency Barind Multipurpose Development Authority 3 Procuring Entity Name Executive Engineer BMDA, Rangpur Region, Rangpur. 4 Procuring Entity district Rangpur. 5 Invitation for i) Construction of uPVC Buried Pipe Line – 610m. ii) Extension of uPVC Buried Pipe Line – 390m 6 Invitation Ref No & date BMDA/XEN/Rang/uPVC Pipe Line/Tender File-03/2015-16/317, Date: 14/09/2015 7 Procurement Method Limited Tendering Method (LTM) 8 Budget and Source of Funds GOB 9 Project Name Deep Tube Well Installation Project, Phase-II. 10 Tender No. BMDA/XEN/Rang/uPVC Pipe line-03/2015-16, Date: 14/09/2015 11 Tender Package & Lot No. Various Packages & Various Lots 12 Tender Package Name i) Construction of uPVC Buried Pipe Line – 610m. ii) Extension of uPVC Buried Pipe Line – 390m. 13 Tender Last Selling Date During office Hour up-to 18/10/2015 14 Tender Closing Date and Time Date: 19/10/2015, Time: 12.00 PM 15 Tender Box Opening Date and Time Date: 19/10/2015, Time: 12.30 PM (At Secondary places) 16 Tender Opening Date and Time Date: 19/10/2015, Time: 04.00 PM 17 Name & Address of the office(s) - Selling Tender Document (Principal) Office of the Executive Engineer, BMDA, Rangpur Region, Rangpur. - Selling Tender Document (Others) a) Office of the Executive Director, BMDA, Rajshahi. b) Office of the Superintending Engineer, BMDA, Rangpur Circle, Rangpur. c) Office of the Executive Engineer, BMDA, Kurigram/Gaibandha/Bogra Region. d) Office of the Assistant Engineer, BMDA, Rangpur / Pirgacha / Mithapukur / Pirgonj / Taragonj / Badargonj / Nilphamari / Domar Zone. - Receiving Tender Document a) Office of the Superintending Engineer, BMDA, Rangpur Circle, Rangpur. b) Office of the Executive Engineer, BMDA, Rangpur / Bogra Region. - Opening Tender Document Office of the Executive Engineer, BMDA, Rangpur Region, Rangpur. 18 Pre-Tender Meeting (Optional) Not applicable 19 Eligibility of Tenderer: The Tenderer shall be enlisted contractor of BMDA for civil construction works (A,B,C&D) Tenderer's enlistment must be renewed up-to date and must have up-to-date Trade license, VAT Registration and TIN etc. 20 Brief Description of works Construction of uPVC buried Pipe Line Details of packages (List of packages are incorporated in tender schedule) Package name Package No Estimated cost for a single Price of tender document Tender security Completion Time package (Non refundable) TK. Construction of uPVC Various Packages. 45 days from date of Details in schedule 400.00 5,000.00 buried Pipe Line-610m (5nos) issue of work order Extension of uPVC Various Packages. 45 days from date of Details in schedule 400.00 5,000.00 Buried Pipe Line – 390m (25nos) issue of work order The tenderer shall quote the rate package wise separately within ± 5% of the estimated cost. 21 Name of Official Inviting Tender Engr. Md. Habibur Rahman Khan 22 Designation of Official Inviting Tender Executive Engineer 23 Address of Official Inviting Tender BMDA, College Road, Alamnagar, Rangpur 24 Contact details of Official Inviting Tender 0521 -52247 25 The procuring entity reserves the right to accept or reject all tenders Note: Tender documents selling, receiving and opening if not possible for unavoidable circumstances on the fixed date as stated above then the next working day will be applicable for the same respectively. All other terms and conditions will remain unchanged. (Engr. MD.Habibur Rahman Khan ) Executive Engineer, BMDA Rangpur Region, Rangpur. Memo No. BMDA/XEN/Rang/uPVC Pipe line/Tender File-03/2015-16/317 Date: 14/09/2015 Copy forwarded to : a. The editor, the daily New Nation", 1. R. K. Mission Road, Ettafaq Voban, Dhaka-1203. He is requested to publish this tender notice for one day within 17/09/2015. Maximum size 8x4, minimum size is preferable. b. The Editor, the daily ""Bhorerdak", 4-D Meherba Plaza, 33, Topkhana Road, Dhaka-1000. He is requested to publish this tender notice for one day within 17/09/2015. Maximum size 8x4, minimum size is preferable. Copy for information : 1. PS to Chairman, BMDA, Rajshahi. 2. Executive Director, BMDA, Rajshahi. 3. Project Director (DTIP-2), BMDA, Rajshahi. 4. Additional Director, Agriculture Extension, Rangpur. 5. Deputy Commissioner, Rangpur/Nilphamari District. 6. Superintending Engineer, BMDA, Rangpur Circle, Rangpur. 7. Superintending Engineer, BMDA, Unit-2, Thakurgaon. 8. Police Super, Rangpur/Nilphamari District. 9. Executive Engineer, BMDA, Kurigram / Gaibandha/ jaypurhat/Bogra/Pabna/Natore/Rajshahi/Naogaon/Chapai Nawabgonj /Dinajpur /Thakurgoan / Panchgor Region/District. 10. Upazila Nirbahi Officer, ................................................ Upazila, ................................................. 11. Assistant Engineer, BMDA, .................................................................................................Zone (All). 12. M/S ............................................................................................................................................... 13. Office Copy/Notice Board. 03-Notice_Signture 1.
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