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At Coochbehar District _ ~~EALr ~~ o "'._,; I Government of West Bengal ~ (5 Health & Family Welfare Department 1- ~ I National Health Mission ~ ~ WR GN-29, 4th Floor, ~wasthyaSathi Building, SwasthyaBhawan Premises, Sector - V, Salt-Lake, Bidhannagar, Kolkata - 700091 (phore) 033-2333 0238; (Fax) 033-2357 7930 Email: ponhmwb1@gmail.~om I [email protected]; Web: www.wbhealth.gov.in No. HFW/NHM~275/20211 .:lj S Dated. -P--'f/Of/!1.Ol-1 ORDER Administrative approral and financial sanction is hereby accorded for 'Infrastructure Strengthening of 25 (Twenty Five) nos. of Sub-Centres to be upgraded into Susasthya Kendras (Health &:. Wellness Centre) at Coochbehar District' at an estimated cost of Rs. 3,29,74,749.00 (Rupees Three Crore Twenty Nine Lakh Seventy Four Thousand Seven Hundred ts: Forty Nine) only as per the details enlisted in the Annexure - 'A'. 2. The strengthening 10rk will be executed as per the model drawing &: estimate amounting to Rs. 12,21,287.00 (Rupees Twelve Lakh Twenty One Thousand Two Hundred tsx Eighty Seven) only as per Annexure-B'. 3. The implementing agency may change the model drawing and corresponding estimate as per site conditions and for ~ceptional case, the revised amount being restricted within the sanctioned amount. Also, Ion any such case, prior intimation before preparation of B.O.Q is required to be taken from cory-petent authority of State H.Q by submitting relevant justification and documents. 4. The work will be executed by the Engineering Wing of District Health &:. Family Welfare Samity, Coochbeharl any other executing agency as deemed fit by the District Administration in conformity with the norms prescribed in Finance Department G.O. No. 5400~ F(Y) Dated. 25/06/2012 read Jith G.O No. 3060~F(Y) Dated. 11/0712014. 5. Fund will be released after submission of requisition of fund along with the statement of work awarded cost for each facility in favour of District Health &:. Family Welfare Samity, Coochbehar for payment to tfe implementing agency. 6. The implementing arncy shall complete the tendering process within a month positively, but the L.O.NWo~k Order may only be issued after confirmation of the fund source from Sate Engineering Wing. J. 7. No price escalation wi~ be allowed in any circumstances. 8. No other work will be taken up or implemented other than the actual sanctioned scheme. 9. State Team may make periodical onsite visits to review the progress of the work &: check the quality of work being implemented. 10. The tally head and FMR code of these works shall be informed in due course. 11. Senior Accounts Officer, National Health Mission will be the Drawing and Disbursing Officer in this respect. 12. Any change in the nomenclature of the notified Sub-Centre, if required, should be immediately informed to State Project Management Unit (SPMU) for issuance of necessary amendments. B. Detailed photography of the site before commencement of work, during intermediate stages of the work in progress and after completion of the work is required to be kept in record at Engineering Cell of DPMU which may be asked to submit at SPMU, if necessity arises for fu ture verification. 14. This is issued with the approval of the Mission Director, National Health Mission. 15. All concerned are being informed. PrograiRiife"Officer,i NHM &: Deputy Secretary to the Government of West BengaL No. HFW INHM- 275/20211 .2- ~ s:/ / C/;; Copy forwarded for information and necessary action to the:- 1. Director of Health Services, Health &: Family Welfare Department. 2. Chief Medical Officer of Health, Coochbehar. 3. Senior Accounts Officer, National Health Mission. 4. District Nodal Officer, HWC, Coochbehar. 5. Engineer-in-Charge, National Health Mission. 6. Consultant, CPHC (Infrastructure), SPMU, National Health Mission. 7. Assistant Engineer -I &: II, SPMU, National Health Mission. S. Assistant Engineer, DPMU, Coochbehar. 9. Sub-Assistant Engineer, SPMU, National Health Mission. 10. Executive Assistant, SPMU-Infrastructure, ational Health Mission. 11. P.A to Mission Director, National Health Mission tsx Secretary to the Government of West Bengal. 12. IT Cell for upload this order on the website of this Department. 13. Copy for the Guard File. 14. Office Copy. Prograrnare'Officer,i NHM ts: Deputy Secretary to the Government of West BengaL , Annexure -A Name of the Sub- Phase of Centre to be Vetted Estimated SI. No. Name of the BI0Ck HWC upgraded to Amount (Rs.) Upgradation Susasthya Kendras I 1 Cooch Behar-I III Bara Atharokota I" 12,21,287.00 2 Cooch Behar-I III Mowamari GPHQ 12,21,287.00 3 Cooch Behar-I III Pathchara(N) ; 12,21,287.00 4 Cooch Behar-II III Ambari / 12,21,287.00 5 Cooch Behar-II III Baisguri ; 12,21,287.00 6 Cooch Behar-Il III Dhaloquri >' 12,21,287.00 7 Cooch Behar-Il III Echorchala / 12,21,287.00 Kaljani Baneswar 8 Cooch Behar-Il III 12,21,287.00 GPHQ 9 Cooch Behar-II III Khapaidanqa/ 12,21,287.00 10 Cooch Behar-II III Kholta-II / 12,21,287.00 11 Cooch Behar-[l III Kholta-I 12,21,287.00 12 Cooch Behar-II III Mahishbathan / 12,21,287.00 13 Cooch Behar-Il III Pestarjhar / 12,21,287.00 14 Dinhata-I III Kharkharia GPHQ' 12,21,287.00 15 Dinhata-I III Fulbari , 12,21,287.00 16 Cooch Behar - II IV Kalarayerkuthi-II 12,21,287.00 17 Dinhata-I IV Paharganj 12,21,287.00 18 Dinhata-I IV Brohmanir Chowki 12,21,287.00 19 Dinhata-I IV Matalhat GPHQ 12,21,287.00 20 Dinhata-I IV Koalidaha 12,21,287.00 21 Dinhata-I IV Bhoram 12,21,287.00 Monsaf Seuraguri 22 Dinhata-II IV 12,21,287.00 GPHQ 23 Mathabhanga-II IV Baraibari 12,21,287.00 24 Mathabhanga-II IV Nalengibari 12,21,287.00 25 Mathabhanga-II IV Boro Simulguri 12,21,287.00 26 Mathabhanga-II IV Putimari 12,21,287.00 27 Sitalkuchi IV Kursamari 12,21,287.00 TOTAL 3,29,74,749.00 Program1Officer, NHM & Deputy Secretary to the Government of West Bengal 1- MODEL ESTIMATE OF qONSTRUCTION OF NEW SU-SWASTHYA KENDRA BLOCK WITH RENOVATION OF EXISTING SUB-CENTRE (CONSiIDERING RATES OF NADIA AT PWD SCHEDULE) ABSTRACT OF ESTIMATED COST /) Estimated cost (CiYil~ Rs 957473.91 I) Estimated cost (EleC~riCal) Rs 1 I r. (' ," -:- ... II) Total Rs 092~-:f."§l' -. ~ ___ - _ c r>: "it 118 .aruo !' I '.::: _ . L ' nl VAdding.... GST @ 12% Rs Ii) Cess @ 1% Rs 1~~:'{}(r/ ---- Contingency @ 3% Rs ;3-6<!56.00 TOTAL Rs One Hundred and Twenty Six Only (p [J";.Y't, .. ,6"(t',v> V ,/) / " f.) '>" (f J j.~ ..• ,) \. -, t " .•.....rv .•• - , Estimate prepared as per PWD;W B, 3;'::2 schedule of Rates' [ 01 11 (':..v; I 1 1. COST ESTIMATE fOR MAl '-IHQ_;;.ElJ8kJ~hll1.PJNG "-: SL i Description of Items Unit Quantity Rate (Rs.) : Amount (Rs.) 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