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CENTRAL COALFIELDS LIMITED RAJRAPPA AREA. PO: Rajrappa Project, Distt.: Ramgarh (Jharkhand) No.GM(R)/SO(P&P)/Tender/Socio-econ. Survey/14/578 Dated: 26.03.2014 NOTICE INVITING TENDER 1. Sealed tenders are invited in two parts i.e. Part-I envelope (Technical bid) & Part-II envelope (Price bid) from registered NGOs for taking up Base Line Socio-Economic Survey (BLSES) of Dhawaiya & Semrabera Village of Rajrappa Block-II under Rajrappa Area of Central Coalfields Limited. The details are as follows: Sl. Nature of work Project with name Estimated Earnest Cost of Period of No. of village for which Amount Money Tender comple- BLSES is to be (Rs.) (Rs.) Document tion done (Rs.) 1. Base Line Socio- Rajrappa Block-II- 3,00,000/- 3,000.00 200/- + 14% 03 (Three Economic Survey Dhawaiya & VAT months) (BLSES) Semrabera village Service Tax will be extra if payable : Contractor/Service Provider will have to submit duly notorized affidavit on non judicial stamp paper to the effect that the contractor has made payment of Service tax in accordance with law, such notorized affidavit with regard to payment/deposit of Service Tax of the preceding month should be produced by the contractor every time while making claim for payment. Tender documents can be had from the office of the undersigned on any working days from 03.04.2014 to 07.04.2013 from 10.00 AM to 4.00 PM (excluding Sunday & other Holiday) on payment of Rs. 200 + 14 % VAT as requisite cost (non refundable) as indicated above to be deposited in Cash to the Chief Cashier, GM Unit, Rajrappa Area. No postal order or cheque will be accepted. Tender document is also available on CCL website www.ccl.gov.in (issue of tender documents: begins on 03.04.2014, closes on 07.04.2014 (excluding Sunday). 3. The tender shall be received in the office of the Staff Officer (P&P), Rajrappa Area on 08.04.2014 upto 1.00 PM and shall be opened on the same day at 4.00 PM in the presence of tenderers or their authorized representatives who wish to be present. 4. Any tenderer who desires to download tender document from website shall submit cost of tender document Rs.200 + 14% VAT in the form of demand draft / Bankers cheque from a Nationalized Bank in favour of CENTRAL COALFIELDS LIMITED, RAMGARH AREA, payable at Rajrappa Project or Ramgarh Cantt. alongwith the tender at the time of submission of their offers. They must enclose the same demand draft in the third envelope superscribed as COST OF TENDER DOCUMENT. No downloaded tenders will be accepted / opened unless accompanied by a separate envelope enclosing cost of tender document. Tender sent by post shall not be entertained and will be rejected outright. 5. The NGO should have minimum three years of working experience as NGO for similar nature of job in government / semi government / public sector (i.e. for Base Line Socio Economic Survey) in the state of Jharkhand. Other factors being equal of experience in Ramgarh / Bokaro district where this Project is located may be preferred. 6. The tenderers should submit their tenders in two envelopes i.e. Part-I (Technical Bid) and Part-II envelope (Price Bid) which should contain the following in addition to the envelope for cost of documents in case of downloading from website:- Contd..P/2 :: 2 :: a) Part-I envelope (Technical Bid): Part-I shall contain the following documents : (i) Copy of PAN Card of tenderer (ii) EPF registration number (iii) Proof of procurement of tender documents (iv) As per terms & condition the minimum three years experience as NGO supported with documents form Government / Semi Government concern and Public Sector (v) Proof of registration from Government concern (vi) An affidavit declaring that no employee of CCL is related to him and he is not employed in CCL (vii) Original Affidavit certifying that tenderer has not been involved in any criminal case and has not been black-listed in CCL or any subsidiary of CIL (viii) Latest Bank financial soundness certificate from nationalized bank & (ix) Service Tax Registration no. b) Part-II (Price Bid) shall contain the rate to be quoted in the prescribed tender documents as Annexure-4. 7. In case, any information as required in the 1 st part of the tender offer is lacking, the offer of the concerned party will be disqualified. 8. All the documents should be signed by tenderer in all the papers with date and the documents submitted by the tenderer must have current validity with date. 9. The management reserves the right to accept or reject the tender wholly or partly without assigning any reason whatsoever. 10. The NGO shall have to work as per terms of reference for the said Base Line Socio Economic Survey as Annexure-2. 11. The Base Line Socio Economic Survey shall be conducted as schedule of the work as Annexure-3, 3a & 3b. 12. Terms and Conditions of CCL if desired by the competent authority of the company may become applicable and enforced for compliance. Dy.GM/Staff Officer (P&P) Rajrappa Area. Distribution:- 1. The CGM(P&P), CCL, Ranchi 2. The GM(L&R), CCL, Ranchi 3. The GM/CGM- Rajrappa / Kuju / Hazaribagh / Argada / Barka Sayal/Kathara / Dhori / Ashoka/ Dakra / B&K / Piparwar / CWS, Barkakana/Rajhara. 4. The Addl.GM/Staff Officer (M), Rajrappa Area. 5. The Project Officer, Rajrappa Project. 6. The Area Finance Manager, Rajrappa Area. 7. The Area Security Officer, Rajrappa Area. 8. The Chief Cashier, Rajrappa Area. 9. Notice Board. CENTRAL COALFIELDS LIMITED RAJRAPPA AREA. Ref. Tender Notice No.GM(R)/SO(P&P)/Tender/Socio-econ. Survey/14/578 Dated 26.03.2014 1. Description of work : Base Line Socio Economic Survey (BLSES) 2. Cost of Tender Documents : Rs.200/- + 14% VAT 3. Last date & time of receiving : On 08.04.2014 upto 1.00 PM tender 5. Date & time of opening : On 08.04.2014 at 4.00 PM tender 6. Estimated Cost : Rs.3,00,000.00 7. Period of work : 03 Months 8. Earnest Money : Rs.3,000.00 Approved for sale to: -------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------- Enclosures:- 1) Tender bid form with terms and conditions for the contractor regarding submission of the tender documents. 2) Photocopy of Tender Notice. 3) Annexure- 2, 3, 3a & 3b. Dy.GM/Staff Officer (P&P) Rajrappa Area. CENTRAL COALFIELDS LIMITED RAJRAPPA AREA. Ref. Tender Notice No.GM(R)/SO(P&P)/Tender/Socio-econ. Survey/14/578 Dated 26.03.2014 TENDER BID FORM Item Description of work Rate Quoted Amount No. 1. Socio-economic Survey of Village Dhawaiya & Semrabera of Block-II, Rajrappa Area. I/We have noted the details and instructions contained in the tender bid specification and the tender is being submitted in accordance with the same. For and on behalf of: M/s. ______________________ Name_____________________ (In Block capital letter) Address___________________ __________________________ __________________________ Dated:________________ Seal of the bidding Firm/Company. ANNEXURE-2 Terms of Reference Base Line Socio Economic Survey in Dhawaiya & Semrabera village of Rajrappa Block-II under Rajrappa Area. 1.0 The Base Line Socio Economic Survey for affected village of the Project shall be conducted as per schedule of work enclosed as Annexure-3, 3a & 3b the terms & conditions given here under shall be followed. 2.0 The work will have to be completed within a period of 03 (three) months, which will be reckoned from the date of start of work. However, with mutual agreement the period may be extended in case of such situation, which is beyond the control of both the parties. 3.0 The NGO shall perform the services and carry out their obligations hereunder with all due diligence, efficiency and economy in accordance with generally accepted professional techniques and practices and shall observe sound management practices and employ appropriate advanced technology and methods. They shall act, in respect of any matter relating to his contract of the services, as faithful advisers to the CCL Management (Client) and shall at all times, support and safeguard the legitimate interest of CCL in the dealings with any third party. 4.0 The NGO shall not engage and shall cause their personnel as well as their sub- consultants and their personnel not to engage, either directly or indirectly, in any of the following activities. a) During the terms of this contract, any business or professional activities in the country which would conflict with the activities assigned to them under this contract and b) After termination of this contract, such other activities as may be specified in the schedule of work. 5.0 The NGO and their personnel shall not, either during the contract period or within two years after expiry of this contract, disclose any property or confidential information relating to the Project, the services, this contract or operations without the prior written consent of the CCL Management. 6.0 The NGO shall take out and maintain at their own cost for the insurance against the risk and for the coverage of jobs as shall be specified in the schedule of work. Insurance in respect of the personnel of the NGO and all other risk factors or otherwise insurances as may be appropriate, are to be made operative by the NGO with their own cost. 7.0 All Plans, drawings, specification, designs, reports, other documents and software prepared by the NGO for the CCL Management (Client) under this contract shall become and remain the property of the client and the NGO, not later than upon termination or expiration of this contract, deliver all such documents to the client together with a detailed inventory thereof.
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    GOVERNMENT OF JHARKHAND JHARKHAND EDUCATION PROJECT COUNCIL,RANCHI NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING(OPEN TENDER) (CIVIL WORKS) e-Procurement Notice Tender Ref No: JEPC/03/418/2016/482 Dated: 23.03.2016 1 Approximate Amount of Earnest Cost of Period of S.No Name of Work Value of Work Money/Bid Security Document Completion (Rs in lakhs) (Rs in Lakhs) (Rs) Construction of 2 Jharkhand Balika Awasiye Vidyalaya in 1 Domchanch and Chandwara Block of Koderma District of North 873.41 17.47 10,000.00 15 months Chotanagpur Division of Jharkhand. Construction of 2 Jharkhand Balika Awasiye Vidyalaya in Dulmi 2 and Chitarpur Block of Ramgarh District of North Chotanagpur 873.41 17.47 10,000.00 15 months Division of Jharkhand. Construction of 2 Jharkhand Balika Awasiye Vidyalaya in 3 Mayurhand and Kanhachatti Block of Chatra District of North 873.41 17.47 10,000.00 15 months Chotanagpur Division of Jharkhand. Construction of 1 Jharkhand Balika Awasiye Vidyalaya in 4 Chandrapura Block of Bokaro District of North Chotanagpur 436.71 8.73 10,000.00 15 months Division of Jharkhand. Construction of 2 Jharkhand Balika Awasiye Vidyalaya in 5 Baghmara and Purbi Tundi Block of Dhanbad District of North 873.41 17.47 10,000.00 15 months Chotanagpur Division of Jharkhand. Construction of 1 Jharkhand Balika Awasiye Vidyalaya in 6 Dhanbad Block of Dhanbad District of North Chotanagpur 436.71 8.73 10,000.00 15 months Division of Jharkhand. Construction of 1 Jharkhand Balika Awasiye Vidyalaya in Saria 7 Block of Giridih District of North Chotanagpur Division of 436.71 8.73 10,000.00 15 months Jharkhand.