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Tender Document 0 . KRISHNA BHAGYA JALA NIGAM LIMITED (A Government of Karnataka Undertaking) TENDER DOCUMENT Name of the Work: Providing irrigation facilities to -5 Nos of ST beneficiaries under TSP in Sy No 131/1A of Ibrahimpuer village, Sy No 131/1B of Ibrahimpur village, Sy No 425/2 of K Salwadgi in B.Bagewadi Taluka and village, Sy No 330/1 of Kondaguli village and Sy. No762/2B of Devar hippargi villages in Sindagi taluka of Vijaypur District, thorough bore well Irrigation , including Design, Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning drip Irrigation system consisting of the following: Drilling of Bore wells with Casing Pipe, SPV Water Pumping systems: complete, Motor pump set of 7.50 HP capacity, Earthling & Lightning protection, Inter connect cables and other accessories. Drip Irrigation which includes main and sub main pipes Laterals at 1.20m interval and drippe r spacing at 0.30m, filters, fertigation equipment, valves, air release valves, fittings and accessories as per BIS / relevant standards, etc, including construction of Sump, Civil works. The work also includes errection of transmission line , required No. of transformers as per KPTCL/HESCOM norms, line and transformer protection as per standards etc complete on turn key tender basis with comprehensive O & M for period of two years from the date of successful commissioning of system (Indent-9829) Name of the Division: EXECUTIVE ENGINEER KBJNL ALBC DIVISION ALMATTI Contractor Executive Engineer 1 KRISHNA BHAGYA JALA NIGAM LIMITED Name of Work : Providing irrigation facilities to -5 Nos of ST beneficiaries under TSP in Sy No 131/1A of Ibrahimpuer village, Sy No 131/1B of Ibrahimpur village, Sy No 425/2 of K Salwadgi in B.Bagewadi Taluka and village, Sy No 330/1 of Kondaguli village and Sy. No762/2B of Devar hippargi villages in Sindagi taluka of Vijaypur District, thorough bore well Irrigation , including Design, Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning drip Irrigation system consisting of the following: Drilling of Bore wells with Casing Pipe, SPV Water Pumping systems: complete, Motor pump set of 7.50 HP capacity, Earthling & Lightning protection, Inter connect cables and other accessories. Drip Irrigation which includes main and sub main pipes Laterals at 1.20m interval and dripper spacing at 0.30m, filters, fertigation equipment, valves, air release valves, fittings and accessories as per BIS / relevant standards, etc, including construction of Sump, Civil works. The work also includes errection of transmission line , required No. of transformers as per KPTCL/HESCOM norms, line and transformer protection as per standards etc complete on turn key tender basis with comprehensive O & M for period of two years from the date of successful commissioning of syste CONTENTS OF TENDER DOCUMENT Page No. 1. Face Sheet 1-4 2 ¸À0Që¥ÀÛ mÉ0qÀgï ¥ÀæPÀluÉ ( ªÀiÁå£ÀÆªÉ¯ï ¥ÀzÀÞw) 5-8 3. Brief Tender Notification (for Manual tender only) 9-12 4. Formal Tender Notice (Adopted version of KPWD Form PWG66) 13-18 (for manual tender only) 5. Brief Tender Notification (for e-tender only) 19-22 6. Formal Tender Notice (Adopted version of KPWD Form PWG66) 23-28 (for e-tender only) 7. Tender for Works 29-30 8. Declaration 31-32 9. Definition of terms used in the Conditions of Contract 33-34 10. General Conditions of Contract (Adopted version of KPWD Form P.W.G.65) 35-64 11. Schedule A 65-66 12. Schedule B 67-68 13. Schedule C 69-70 14. Additional Conditions of Contract 71-82 15. Detailed Technical Specifications (Section I to Section XV) 83-216 16. List of Drawings 217-218 17. ANNEXURES A. Form of Bank Guarantee 219-220 B. Form of Agreement 221-222 C. Schedule of Royalty Charges 223-226 D. Proceedings of Govt. of Karnataka vide 227-228 G.O.No.PWD/11/GMS/64 Dated: 10.3.1966 deductions of shrinkage of Settlement in earthwork embankments. E. Government Circular No. ID 40 KBN 98 Dtd. 13-10-1998 229-232 Guidelines for resorting to controlled blasting in excavation item applicable to all irrigation projects. Contractor Executive Engineer 2 F. Govt. Order for Price Adjustment for the year 2004 & 2008 233-237 No. FD 59 PRO Cell 2004, Bangalore Dated : 26th November 2004 Note: Contractor shall fill up the tender for works, the declaration and the Schedule B and duly affix his signature. He shall also sign Schedule A, Schedule C and Drawings. Further, he shall sign at the end of all pages of tender documents as provided for therein either before submission of completed tender documents or after opening of the tender documents in presence of Engineer-in-charge. Contractor Executive Engineer 3 FACE SHEET (TO BE FILLED AT THE TIME OF ISSUE OF TENDER DOCUMENT) 1 Name of work : 2 Tender documents sold to 3 Whether the contractor is registered in KPWD, State/ Central Government / enrolled in KBJNL as category con-tractor 4 Category of Contractor/ class of registration 5 Whether a Joint venture and if so whether required condi- tions are met with 6 Date of issue of Blank tender document to the contractor 7 Last date of receipt of tender document. Audit Officer / Accounts Superintendent Executive Engineer ................................................................ Division ................................................................ Division Contractor Executive Engineer 4 TO BE FILLED AT THE TIME OF OPENING THE TENDERS ONLY FOR MANUAL TENDERS 1 Whether the contractor has remitted the EMD Mode of payment EMD 2 No.and date and amount of DD/ Banker‘s Cheque / 3 Name of bank 4 Validity period 5 Whether the contractor fulfills all the conditions of EMD 6 Whether the tender fulfills all the conditions of Tender Notice and conditions of contract etc., 7 Whether counter conditions if any are put by the contractor 8 Recommendations Of the Executive Engineer for processing of the tender Opened by me on this day........................................... at................................. Total No. of corrections in the tender: Place: EXECUTIVE ENGINEER Date : ............................................ Division Contractor Executive Engineer 5 KRISHNA BHAGYA JALA NIGAM LIMITED (A Government of Karnataka Undertaking) Office of the Executive Engineer, KBJNL ALBC Division, Almatti Taluk: B. Bagewadi Dist: Vijayapur. Tel:-08324-281044 SHORT TERM E-PROCUREMENT TENDER NOTIFICATION (E-Procurement Portal Only) No: KBJNL/ALBC-DN/DM /TND/SCP-TSP irrigation/2015-16/2184 Date: 26-12-2015 1) On behalf of the Managing Director, KBJNL, Bangalore / Almatti the Executive Engineer, KBJNL, ALBC, Division Almatti the under signed invites tenders from the KPWD Class-I/ KBJNL Category-III and above registered contractors for the work detailed in the table below. The tenderers are required to upload two separate covers one containing Technical bid with details as mentioned under instructions to the tenderers vide clause 1.1 and other cover containing Financial bid of the tender which will be opened only if the tenderer is found to be qualified to execute the tendered work vide clause 1. 2) STATEMENT SHOW ING THE DETAILS OF THE W ORKS PUT TO E -TENDERING Approx EM D Stipulat Category Sl. Name of work imate Rs in ed of No amoun Lakhs period contract . t put for or to complet eligible tender ion of Rs.in W ork Lakhs (Includi ng monsoo n) 1 Providing irrigation facilities to 5 Nos of SC 36.29 0.73 4 Class-I/ beneficiaries under SCP in Sy No 102 of Tadalagi Months village,Sy no 56 of mattihal, Sy no 26/3 of Category- Hiregarsangi, Sy no 34/1 of Dudihal and Sy no 156 III & of Mulvad villages in B.Bagewadi taluka of above Vijayapur District, thorough bore well Irrigation , including Design, Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning drip Irrigation system consisting of the following: Drilling of Bore wells with Casing Pipe, SPV Water Pumping systems: complete, Motor pum p set of 7.50 HP capacity, Earthling & Lightning protection, Inter connect cables and other accessories. Drip Irrigation which includes main and sub main pipes Laterals at 1.20m interval and dripper spacing at 0.30m, filters, fertigation Contractor Executive Engineer 6 equipment, valves, air release valves, fittings and accessories as per BIS / relevant standards, etc, including construction of Sump, Civil works. The work also includes errection of transmission line , required No. of transformers as per KPTCL/HESCOM norms, line and transformer protection as per standards etc complete on turn key tender basis with comprehensive O & M for period of two years from the date of successful commissioning of system. 2 Providing irrigation facilities to 5 Nos of SC 39.63 0.79 4 Class-I/ beneficiaries under SCP in Sy No -1577/1 of Months Managuli village, Sy No 796/3,796/4, of Ukkali Category- village, Sy no 347 & 142 of Masabinal, 961 of Ukkali III & in B.Bagewadi taluka of Vijayapur District, thorough above bore well Irrigation , including Design, Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning drip Irrigation system consisting of the following: Drilling of Bore wells with Casing Pipe, SPV Water Pumping systems: complete, Motor pump set of 7.50 HP capacity, Earthling & Lightning prote ction, Inter connect cables and other accessories. Drip Irrigation which includes main and sub main pi pes Laterals at 1.20m interval and dripper spacing at 0.30m, filters, fertigation equipment, valves, air release valves, fittings and accessories as per BIS / relevant standards, etc, including construction of Sump, Civil works. The work also includes errection of transmission line , required No. of transformers as per KPTCL/HESCOM norms, line and transformer protection as per standards
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