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Gazette Government of Goa, ,Daman And' Diu OOA.I' 1'~'J Partaji,. nth December, 1986 (Agrahayanii 2Q, )908) "'SERtES.IIINo. 37 OFFICIAL'-it\ - , ." . '" -GAZETTE GOVERNMENT OF GOA, ,DAMAN AND' DIU . : . '. one interspace held by Shri Dasharath ,ChodarumJr 'of GOVERNMBNT 'OF GOAl. DAMAN' Sirsaim Tlvim. Basic amount for bidding is Rs. 1200/­ per interspace per annum.. AND DIU , . (I) Fishing-stake locality situated at Curtorim of (20) ,twenty interspaces, in Zuari river,held by the Chair­ forest and Agriculture Department man,Akhil Gomantak Harkari Sahakari Saun&tha Goa Ltd. Basic amount for bidding is Rs. 115/-, per Directorate .of Fisheries , interspace per annum. (10) New fishing stake locality of 2 (two) interspaces Notice situated at ;Koddeir--Cortalim in Zuari river, . applied by Smt.Ana Francisco, Pereira, resident of Udka­ It is. hereby notified that on behalf of the President of -Bhat-Cortalim.. Expenses on advertisement before India, public auction of the following fishing stake localities erection of stake is Rs. 298.92. Basic amount . for Will be held in the preinises. of the Directorate of Fisheries, bidding i~ Rs. 12/~ per interspace per annum. Panaji on 30th ,December, 1986 from 10.30 a. m. to 11.30 a.m. The auction will ,be carried out according to Goa, Daman (1) Fishing stake IQcality situated at Rachol of' (8)e,ight & Diu Fishing Rules, 1981. The auction will be further subject interspaces held by Shri Joao O!ivelrl3, of Rachol-Sal­ to the fOllowing terms and conditions: cete-Goa~ Basic amount forbidding isJ;ts. 17'-80 per interspace per annum. .<i) The auction shall be for the lease of fishing stakes. (2) Fishing stake locality situated between'Shiroda and (ii) The period of the lease shall be ·for 3 years from ,Racholof (7) seven interspacesheld by Joao Oliveiro 1-1-1987 to 31-12-1989. of Rachol-salcete-GOa. Basic amount for bidding' is (iii) The annual rentaIs fixed on the. basis of successful as. ·2.05 pel' interspace per annum. ..' . b~d shall be 'payable on or before. 31st January of every year or as fixed by the Director Of Fisheries. (3) Fishing sta~e locality situated at Carbota in Zuari river of (9) . nine interspaces held by Shri' Gurudas , (Iv) The, bidder ag!tinst whom the previous dues are Babuso Phadte of Durbhat-Ponda. Basic amount for outstanding will be allowed to participate in the bidding is RS. 6.90 per interspace per annum. auction only. after he clears all the' dues. The decision of the DiI"ector in this behalf .shall be (4) Fishing stake locality situated at Ferry of Nerul in final, Sinquerim creek of (6)' six interspaces held by ~hri Ja­ nuario Rumaldo Fernandes of Orda-CandoJim. Basie (v) The bidder shall have to deposit a sum of Rs. 100/-. amount fOr bidding is as. 3ii- per 'interspace per prior to ,the start Of the allction. The amount thus annum. deposited will be refunded to all other, than the 'successful .. bidders and to' the successful bidder. (5) Fishing stake locality sitllated at Taribhat of Gudem after the, expiry of l~ase period. in Chaporariver of (18) eighteen interspaces held (vi) The successful bidder shall 'deposit 2hrdof the by Shri Chandrakant Narvekar, of Gudem-Siolim. aIhoont of bi.d as security' and execute a lease Basic amount for blp-ding is Rs. 16/- per interspace deed within '30 days from the date of· auction per annum.' ". failing which the Director of Fisheries may cancel (6). Fishingstal{e locality situated 'rut canal of Cholint the lease Offered to' him and the amount of in Mandovi river ·of (18) eighteen interspaces held' .• Rs. 100/~ 'deposited will be forfeited. to ,Govern- . by Shri . Camilo Fernandes of Ribandar-Goa. Basic .mentand,tIle stake Will be put to fresh !tuction. amount for bidding is Rs.' 22/~ . per interspace per (vii) The above%rd security deposit will be refunded annum. after the expiry of the lease period. ( 7 ) Fishing stake . locality situated. at Dudiabhat in Zuari (viii) The Director of Fish'eries reserves the right to river of (13) thirteen interspaces held by Shri Dulo cancel or withbld the auction of all or any of the Govind Fotto of Madkai. Basic amount for bidding fishingstal{e locality without assigning any reason Is Rs. 27/~ per interspace per annum. thereof. (8) Fishing stake locality sItuated at Tivim Danua, Near Panaji, 21st November, 1986.-'-The Directdr, E.' M.Dha- OvIicho par in the Tributory of Mapusa rive.r of (1) wan. ' ••• Pub lie Works" and Urban De'l~t9P1p*nt Department, ' , Public·,Works Dej5attment Works Divisiol1'; (Bldgs.)P:"l1aji-6oa '- Tender Notice No: PWD~tj~~W~17/41)86~87 f',_" " , . '., • The Executive Engineer, Works Division I (BIOgs.)" Panaji ,inyites"o~ behalf of'tqePl'esidento~ India, seal~d'per~ . (!entagejitem rate tenders from approved ana eligiblE>, contractor of 'GQ~;:p~~~~Jl;PWD and those of'appropriate 448 SERIES 'III No. 37' . ~ . '. list of CPWD, State PWD, Railways, upto 3.00 p. m. on 16th December, 1986. Regarding the work ~t Sr. No.1, specialized water proofing agencies may be considered asa special case for' the issue of tender forms on production of experience documents. ' , Estimated Earnest Time limit Class of. Cost Qf Sr. No. , Nam'e of works cost nioney . including t end,'r set" Rs. Rs. monsoon contractor Rs. 1. Water proofing and joint filling of the late Chief Miliis~ 1,40,000/- 3,500/- . 90 tlays nI&. 100/- ter Bhau.<iaheb Bandodkar Samadhi at Miramar. includL,g above. monsoon. 2. Intern81 Painting to the Govt. Polytechnic main build­ 1,52,662/- 3,817/- 90 days In& 100/- ing at Altinho, including above. monsoon. 3, Providing additional ammenities to the Govt. Polytech­ 2,45,940/- 6,148/_ 180 days In & ' 100/- nic at Altinbo"Panaji S. H. Garage for. 'E' type Qtrs. including above. Scooter abed for 'D' type Qtrs. & generator room. monsoon. Tender will be opened at 3.30 p. m. on the same day. tbe relevant receipt in tbe tender and no casb alongwith Earnest Money sbould be .depgsited in tbe Reserve Bank of tenders .will be accepted.· India and deposited cballan sent a.longwitb the tender Or it may be dep9sited in form of Deposit at Call Receipt. of Sche­ Tbe tenders ·of tbe contractors wbo do not, deposit money dulM,Bank payable at PanajL in tbe prescribed manner will be summarily rejected. The Income-tf!,X Clearance Certificate· sball be furnished by the Conditions and tE"nder forms' can be had from this. office tenderer in tbe ~erve form. upto 12.00 noon on 12-12-86 at tbe rate' mentioned above (non-refundable). In case tbe tenderer intends to pay E.M.D. Panaji, 10tb November, 1986. - The Executive Engineer,. in casb tbe same sbould be paid to tbe Cashler and enclosed Sd/-. Works Division II ,(R&B). Pilnaji Works Division III (PHE), Panaji-Goo Comgenduril Read:- Tender Notice No.pwD/WDnI/PHE/ADM/35/ Corrigendum /86.:87 dated3-10';~. Ref: Tender Notice No. WDII/R & B/ASW/t5/86-87 .dt. Tbe abo,ve Tend'~rNotice for tbe' work mentioned below 11-11-86. stands ino<W:ied· as follows: The Tender at Serial No. 1 of tbe above tender Notice "Structural sttengtbening work (Guniting) to 650M3 i'.e. Const.of road from Bimbol (XelopJn.) to Ga,vanem capacity Overbead' Reservoir at Altinbo, Panaji-Goa". ' (M81pona) in V. P. Cotordem, Taluka Sattari in a lengtb of Estimated Cost: Rs. 99,817.00. 5,.30 kms. will be opened iIi tbe office of tbe SuperiUtendlng Earnest Money: Rs. 2,495;00. Engineer, Circle Office III, Altinho Panaji ~ Goa and tbe Cost, pf Tender form: Rs. 30.00. Tender at serial No.4 L e. Canst. of '3.00mts. Span R~C.C, Date of opening of tender on 12-12-1986 at 3.30 p. in. Culvert· on State Hig:bwayNo.. 2 . at chainage7.00 kms. in Tender will be a,ccepted o:n 12-12-1986 upto.3.00 p. m. Assonora Dodamarg Section is bereby Cancellea. Last ,.date: of issue of tenderf'orm on 11-12-1986 upto 4.00 p ..m.' . .'All otber conditions remain unchanged., All other terms and conditions remain unchangM. Panaji, 1st December, 1986. -.:... The Executive Engineer, Panaji, 4tb .Deceimber, 1986. - The Executive Engineer, V. S. Sa'ioant. Sd/-. Works Division lV (Elect. & Mech.). Caranzalem-Goa Terider Notice No,. 2/2/86-ASW-IV/PWD/10 Executive Engineer, Works Di~sio'll IV, :invites on behalf of tbe President of Iridia sepatate sealed~percentagel litem rate tenders from approved and eligible Contractors/suppliers upto 2.00 p. m. on cr before 18-12-86,·'for the fol­ lOwing works; Estimated Earnest Cost of Class of tender Sr, No. Nam'e of works cost money contractor Time limit Rs. Rs. form B.s. :1. Elect. Inst. to tbe PropOsed Hostel' for Pharmacy Col- 67,008-84 1675/- Class III 60 days 30/- lege at Altinho, panaji. , 2. Rewiring to Type I . Qtrs. of G.M.C. Complex' at Bam­ 66,00G-60 '1650/- -d.o- -do-,- , -do- boUm (2 blocks of 24 flats eacb"l block of 12 flats). 3. Rewiring of aubmain to type II Qtrs. of G.M.C. Cmnp­ 65,723-00 1643/- -do- -do-- -do- . lex .at Bambolini (10 blocks of 8 flats each 80 nos). '4, . Rewiring of Fitil.t floor of main OPD Bldg. of GMC, 42,791-10 1070/- ' ~·do- 45 days , - do- Panaji. 5.. Providing llew generator" set connections to various 29,390-80 735/- -do-- -.: 00-. ---, do-- wards and OPD at Goa ~edical College, Panaji.Goa. tL RewiriJ:ig· of sub-maiD.
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