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View IFT /PQ / REOI / RFP Notice Details View IFT /PQ / REOI / RFP Notice Details Ministry : Ministry of Housing and Division : Public Works Organization : Public Works Department Procuring Entity Name Rajbari PWD Division (PWD) : Procuring Entity Code : Procuring Entity Rajbari District : Procurement Nature : Works Procurement Type : NCT Event Type : TENDER Invitation for : Tender - Single Lot Invitation Reference 302, Date: 21-01-2019 No. : App ID : 150877 Tender/Proposal ID : 276900 Key Information and Funding Information : Procurement Method : Open Tendering Method Budget Type : Development (OTM) Source of Funds : Government Particular Information : Project Code : 560 / mosques Project Name : Establishing 560 model mosques and Islamic Cultural Centers in Zila and Upazila of Bangladesh Tender/Proposal e-APP/PWD/Raj/18-19/08 Package No. and Construction of 560 Nos Model Mosjid and Islamic Cultural Center at every Description : Upazila and District one at Pangsha Upazila in the District of Rajbari Sub Head Civil Internal Sanitary Internal Electrification External Water Supply and Ancillary Work Category : Construction work;Site preparation work;Building demolition and wrecking work and earthmoving work;Test drilling and boring work;Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work;Building construction work;Engineering works and construction works;Construction work for pipelines, communication and power lines, for highways, roads, airfields and railways; flatwork;Construction work for water projects;Construction works for plants, mining and manufacturing and for buildings relating to the oil and gas industry;Roof works and other special trade construction works;Building installation work;Electrical installation work;Insulation work;Plumbing and sanitary works;Fencing, railing and safety equipment installation work;Mechanical installations;Building completion work;Plastering work;Joinery and carpentry installation work;Floor and wall covering work;Painting and glazing work;Other building completion work;Hire of construction and civil engineering machinery and equipment with operator;Hire of cranes with operator;Hire of earthmoving equipment with operator Scheduled 27-Jan-2019 21:00 Tender/Proposal 26-Feb-2019 17:00 Tender/Proposal Document last selling / Publication downloading Date and Date and Time : Time : Pre - Tender/Proposal 27-Jan-2019 22:00 Pre - Tender/Proposal 10-Feb-2019 17:00 meeting Start meeting End Date and Time : Date and Time : Tender/Proposal 27-Feb-2019 13:00 Tender/Proposal 27-Feb-2019 13:00 Closing Opening Date and Time : Date and Time : Last Date and Time for 27-Feb-2019 12:00 Last Date and Time for Tender/Proposal Security Submission : Information for Tenderer/Consultant : Eligibility of Tenderer : This invitation for Tender is open for all eligible Tenders as mentioned below: (a) The minimum number of years of general experience of the Tenderer in Construction Works as Prime Contractor shall be 10(Ten) years. (b) The minimum specific experience as a Prime Contractor of at least 01(One) contract of 01(one) Building Construction Work completed within the last 05(Five) years in Government/ Semi-Government/ Autonomous Organization of Bangladesh, of a value of at least Tk 800.00 (Eight hundred) Lac. - Evidence of Similar work shall be considered by work completion certificate only, not certificate of ongoing work or payment certificate. (c) The required average annual construction turnover shall be greater than Tk 1700.00 (Seventeen hundred) Lac over the last 5(Five) years. - Evidence of construction turnover shall be considered by yearly payment certificates only, not work completion certificates. (d) The minimum amount of free fund (liquid assets) or working capitals of the Tenderer shall be Tk 450.00 (Four hundred fifty) Lac. Document of Liquid Assets to be submitted along with the tender must be issued not earlier than 28 (Twenty eight) days prior to the day of the original deadline for submission of Tenders for this contract, (in the form of Form PW3-7) (Sample copy is attached in Particular Specification, Section no.: 8 of Tender Document) otherwise the tender will be summarily rejected. (e) Tender Capacity of the Tenderer shall be 1070.00 (One thousand Seventy) Lac (f) The Tenderer must have up-to-date ABC License. Brief Description of Construction of 560 Nos Model Mosjid and Islamic Cultural Center at every Works : Upazila and District one at Pangsha Upazila in the District of Rajbari (Sub Head: Civil, Internal Sanitary, Internal Electrification, External Water Supply and Ancillary Work) Evaluation Type : Lot wise Document Available : Package wise Document Fees : Package wise Tender/Proposal 4000 Document Price (In BDT) : Mode of Payment : Payment through Bank Tender/Proposal 25-Jun-2019 Security Valid Up to : Tender/Proposal Valid 28-May-2019 Up to : Tender/Proposal Lot security Start Completion Identification of Lot Location No. (Amount in Date Date BDT) 1 Construction of 560 Nos Model Mosjid and Pangsha, 3500000 01-Apr- 31-Mar- Islamic Cultural Center at every Upazila and Rajbari 2019 2020 District one at Pangsha Upazila in the District of Rajbari (Sub Head: Civil, Internal Sanitary, Internal Electrification, External Water Supply and Ancillary Work) Procuring Entity Details: Name of Official Shombhu Ram Paul Designation of Official Inviting Tender/Proposal : Executive Inviting Engineer Tender/Proposal : Address of Address: Rajbari Contact details of Official Inviting Tender/Proposal : Phone: Official Inviting PWD No 0641- Tender/Proposal Division 65560 : ,Rajbari Fax : City : Rajbari No Thana : Rajbari District : Rajbari - 7700 Country : Bangladesh The procuring entity reserves the right to accept or reject all Tenders/Proposals / Pre-Qualifications / EOIs Note: Bank will update the payment transactions only at the end of the day, so the tenderers should make sure the securities and other payments are made at least one day before the submission date. .
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