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No. 29444 /Date 21 16 28 Travel Agencies/Tour Sealed Quotations/Tenders Are Invited from Interested Reputed 01 Nos OFFICE OF THE TAHASILDAR, CHAMPUA Short Quotation Call Notlce No. 29444 /Date 21 16 28 Travel Agencies/Tour Sealed quotations/tenders are Invited from interested reputed 01 nos. of Non AC/Diesel driven Mahindra or private individuals for providing (One) Operators confirm seven driver, which shall Bolero vehicle having sitting capacity not more than including use in Office of the Tahasildar, Champua to the Terms and conditions (Annexure-1) for official on monthly rent basis: than 3 old from 1) The vehicle must be in Road worthy condition, shall not be more years Insurance the date of initial registration and must have valid Registration Certificate, of to date tax Certificate, Fitness Certificate, valid Contract Carriage Permit, proof up payment etc. which are mandatory for plying of vehicle. 2) The Driver of the vehicle must have a valid Driving License for driving light transport passenger vehicle and should be sufficiently experienced in driving trarisport passenger vehicle. 3) The Driver should be well behaved, gentle and obedient in nature. 4) A sum of Rs 5000/- (Rupees Five thousand) only shall be deposited by the intending bidders in shape of Account Payee Bank Draft drawn in favour of the Tahasildar, Champua and submitted along with the tender as security deposit. After completion of bidders. tender process, the amount will be refunded to unsuccessful information 5) The monthly rate of hire charges be quoted separately in the general bid (excluding fuel and lubricant). 6) The vehicle must achieve fuel efficiency of 10 Kms per liter. The monthly hire charge of the vehicle is Maximum Rs.31,000/- (Thirty one thousand) only. 7) The details of the make and year of manufacture of the vehicle, registration No., mileage (Kms covered per litre ) and name of the Driver with Driving License No. and period of valid should be specifically provided in the general bid information to be furnished with the Quotation/ Tender ( Annexure-1) 8) The Quotation completed in all respect should reach the undersigned on or before 07.07.2021 by 11.00 A.M. and shall be opened on the same day at 3.00 P.M.in presence of the bidders or their authorlized representatives. 9) The application form of quotation/ tender contacting General Bid Information & Terms conditions for Hiring of Vehicle etc. will be availlable with Tahasil office, Champua ayment of Rs 100/- from 21.06.2021 to 07.07.2021 or can be downloaded from Keonjhar District Website www.kendujhar.nic.in In case the application form is downloaded from Govt. webslte, the applicant shall furnish a Demand Draft in favour of Tahasildar, Champua for an amount Rs 100/- (Rupees One Hundred) only towards the cost of application along with the applicatlon. Tahasildar, Champua Contd...P/2 P/2 2945/Date 2I6 102 MemoCopy to No. Notice Board of this Office for' wide publication. it620 Tahasildar, Champua MemoNo. 14 6/Date 26|p Copy to the Sub-Collector, Champua P.A. ITDA, Champua, Block Development Officer, Champua/ Joda/ Jhumpura, Tahasildar, Jhumpura/ Barbil, Child Development Project Officer, Champua/ Joda (urban & Tribal)/ Jhumpura, with a request to publish in the notice board for wide publicity. da,246.20. Tahasildar, Champua Mgmo No. 214t/Date 2 e|20 Copy to D.I.0, NIC, Keonjhar with a request to upload the Short Quotation Notice along with & Annexure-I II (Attached with the Short Quotation Call Notice) in the Keonjhar District website for wide publicity. Tahasildar, Champua Memo No. 148bate 6|22 y Copy to Dy. Collector, Nizarat, Collectorate, Keonjhar for information with a to publish in the notice request board of Collectorate, Keonjhar for wide publicity. Tahasildar, Champua Memo No. 2I4 Date 26 ay Copy submitted to AddlI. District Magistrate, Keonjhar for favour of kind necessary action. information and Tahasildar, Champua .
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