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Cuttack Municipal Corporation Cuttack -1- CUTTACK MUNICIPAL CORPORATION CUTTACK TEL : 0671-2334047/ E-mail : DETAILED TENDER CALL NOTICE (DTCN) FOR WORKS OF CMC ESTIMATED COST: AS PER NIT Bid Identification No. 2018_ORULB_45841 COST OF TENDER PAPER : AS PER NIT APRIL - 2018 -2- CONTENTS OF DETAILED TENDER CALL NOTICE (DTCN) Section Description DTCN Part – I: General & Technical- Bid Section-1 Notice Inviting Tender Section-2(A) Details of the Documents to be Furnished for Online Bidding Section-2(B) Instructions to Bidders Section-2(C) Data Sheet Section-2(D) Letter for Submission of Tender Section-3 Conditions of Contract Section-4 Special Conditions of Contract Section-5 Scope of Work Section-6 Technical Specifications Schedule-A to D Formats for furnishing Information by the Bidder Guidelines/Procedure to be followed in introduction of e- Annexure-I Procurement in Govt. of Odisha Procedure for Electronic Receipt, Accounting and Reporting of Appendix - II Cost of Tender Paper and Earnest Money Deposit on submission of bids -3- S E C T I O N - 1 CUTTACK MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NOTICE INVITING TENDER Bid Reference No. MC(CMC)CTC_Div-I_No.32018-19 Bid Identification No. 2018_ORULB_45841 Tender Call Notice No. 1658 (PW) / Date. 11.04.2018 1. The Executive Engineer-I, Cuttack Municipal Corporation, at: Bikash Bhawan, Jagannathlane, Badambadi, Po. Arunodaya Market, Dist: Cuttack, Odisha, Pin-753012 on behalf of Commissioner, Cuttack Municipal Corporation, Cuttack invites Percent Rate through e- procurement. Bids to be eventually drawn up in the standard P1 Contract Form. The bid should be submitted on-line in the website: www.tendersodisha.gov.in from the registered eligible contractor of State Government MES/ Railways / CPWD in equivalent rank having EPF registration and GST-In Certificate for execution of different works as detailed below. Cost of Amount put Registered Sl. E.M.D Tender Period of Name of the work to Tender Class of No. (in Rs.) Document Completion (in Rs.) Contractor (in Rs.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Desilting of Major Surface Drain i. Drain from Talatelisahi Bhagaban Sahoo Res. to main drain at Bajrakabati road via mali sahi , ii. Drain from Sagadia Sahi Uchhab Sahoo Res to main drain via – Sagadia Sahi Cenal Road, iii. Drain from Sagadiasahi Hanuman Temple to professorpara via Bhandari Sahi and Dr. keshab sahoo Res. iv. Drain from Mahatab Road Kalinga lane Joshi Res. to One Advocate Bidyadhar Mishra Res via, 551240.00 5600 4000 Calendar ' D'and'C' Proffessor pada School back side, v. Drain Month from Mahatab Road petrol pump to chhatra bazar Anukul Mandap, vi. Drain from Ranihat main road to Mochisahi chhak culvert, vii. Drain from Mahatabroad Petrol Pump to Dr. Radhanath Ratha House via glass & glass lane, viii. Drain from Bajrakbati Culvert to Dr. Dr. Pattanaik House, ix. Drain from Urban Bank Dolomunai Square to Dr. Dr. Pattanaik House in Ward No.31. Desilting of Major Surface Drain i.Drain 2. One from Mirkamal Patra to Friends colony via 263923.00 2700 2000 Calendar ' D'and'C' Sikarisahi & Board School Colony in Month Ward No.32. 3. Desilting of Major Surface Drains i. Drain from City Women’s College to Friends One colony via Municipal Qr. And sweeper 366742.00 3700 2000 Calendar ' D'and'C' colony,ii. Drain from Gamadia to BSWC- Month II, iii. Drain from Bhudan office to Panchamukhi Hanuman temple, iv. Drain -4- Cost of Amount put Registered Sl. E.M.D Tender Period of Name of the work to Tender Class of No. (in Rs.) Document Completion (in Rs.) Contractor (in Rs.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 from Bhudan office to Mohan Mandap, v. Drain from Dola Behera house to Krushna Sahoo house and Dr. Pitabas house, vi. Drain from Thoria Sahi Pradeep Chwan Res. to Upendra Moharana Res. , vii. Drain from Thoria Sahi Hanuman Temple to Kesharpur Rahim Khan Res., viii. Drain from Sanimandira Chhak to Thoria sahi sauchalaya via back side of Jausitce Ananga Pattanaik Res. in Ward No.33. 4. Desilting of Major Surface Drains i. Drain from Malha sahi Sura Sahoo Mill to Majestic Tower via Budhi Mangala Club and Shree Hospital, ii. Drain from Nuapatna main road LIC office to Mangalabag both sidea, iii. Drain from Urmila Nursing home to Budhimangala mandir via Kathagola, iv. Drain from Malhasahi Fandi road to sweeper colony via Vijoy lodge, v. Drain from Basulisahi Chhak to Laxmi Alankar via Bania sahi, One vi. Drain from Machhuabazar Nagi Sahoo 439289.00 4400 2000 Calendar ' D'and'C' shop to Dhobasahi & Drain from Month Dhobasahi Chhak Machhua Bazar to Basuli Sahi Chhak, vii. Drain from Kathagola Fandi Road upto Gaya Bettle shop viii. Drain from Mangalabag PS to Gaya bettle shope near Urmila N. Home, ix. Drain from Samia pond back side drain via Nua Pattana Jagannatha Lane back side to Bania sahi up to Dr. Pitabasa Saho Res. Culvert in Ward No.34. 5. Desilting of Major Surface Drains i. Drain from Ranihat High School to Kaliyug Hotel Via Jagannath Temple, ii. Drain from Orissa Nursing Home to Taladanda side via mochi sahi garbage point, iii. Drain from Mangalabag Durga Mandap to BOSE One Chhak Via SCB Medical Gate, iv. Drain 556265.00 5600 4000 Calendar ' D'and'C' from BOSE Hostel Back side to Fishery Month Office via Bose field Engineering School, v. Drain from Behera Lane Driver Colony to BOSE Gate, vi. Drain from Mangalabag Durga Mandap to Ranihat Chhak via Vet. Directorate Office in Ward No.35. 6. Desilting of Major Surface Drain from Metroplaza lane to Smitamullia res via Maharshi Vidyamandir and Roxy lane connection to main drain near Satya Roy One res and Jitu Mullia res to Petrol Pump 245954.00 2500 2000 Calendar ' D'and'C' culvert and from Dolamundai chhak to Month Chhatra Bazar Jadukul Apartment via Health Care Centre, Mohatab road & Ild LIC Colony area in Ward No.36. 7. Desilting of Major Surface Drain i. One Badambadi Baratia Tower to Sibani Glass 238852.00 2400 2000 Calendar ' D'and'C' House in Ward No.36. Month 8. Desilting of Major Surface Drains i. Sankarpur Souchalaya to MSWC via One Baurisahi and Dhiasahi, ii. Under ground 308677.00 3100 2000 Calendar ' D'and'C' Sewerage drain from Gopinath Sahoo Res. Month of Shaktinagar to main drain, iii. Bishram -5- Cost of Amount put Registered Sl. E.M.D Tender Period of Name of the work to Tender Class of No. (in Rs.) Document Completion (in Rs.) Contractor (in Rs.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Nagar – J.B.Sahoo Res. to end of Orissa Stevedores Ltd., Link road, iv. Bisinabar Park Hanuman Mandira via Bisinabar U.P School to Nidhi Rout Res. Nakei Padia, v. Upara Sahi Asutosh Mandap to Ganesh Bazar Miloon Auto Mobile shop in Ward No.37. Desilting of BSWC from Sibani Glass 9. One house to Link Road culvert, Shaktinagar 301606.00 3100 2000 Calendar ' D'and'C' MSWC-I (Northern side) in Ward No.37 of Month CMC. 10. Desilting of Major Surafce drain from Sarala Rubber Stamp, N.C.C. Office to One Revenshaw University near Tareni temple 568003.00 5700 4000 Calendar ' D'and'C' via Trinath Temple and Malgodown out Month post Piligrim road in Wrad No.38. 11. Desilting of Major Surface Drains i. College Chhak Main Road Cuttack Hotel to Snaco Shop in fromt of Durghara, ii. College Chhak Post Office to Market Complex outside opelfed, iii. Malgodown Banika Sangh to Canal via Malgodwon main chamber, iv. Ananta Sayan temple, Malgodown to Cagala godown, v. Station One Bazar Laxman Sahoo Sweets Stall to Rabi 275181.00 2800 2000 Calendar ' D'and'C' Nayak Shop via Railway School Backside, Month vi. Malgodown Fly Overbridge near Trinath Temple to Railway Jilla via Railway PWI office in Ward No.38. 12. Desilting of Major Surface Drains i. College Chhak Durga Ghara Aurovil Hotel to Domins Piza back culvert, ii. Bombay Hotel D. Hansraj Res. to college square durga ghar, iii. Sridhar Ice shope to Malbar Hotel Culvert Via Mohanty Babu Res. ,iv. Revenshaw College PIT Res. One Tukuni Patra to Ranjan Res., v. Vima Ice 373132.00 3800 2000 Calendar ' D'and'C' Factory to Post Office Chhak Chambar via Month Mal Bar Hotel. vi. Station Bazar Krishana Kunja Hotel to Post Office Chhak Culvert via M.S Law College, vii. Station Bazar Fish Market to Sikharpur Fish Market to Sikharpur Lable Crossing via cooli basti, viii. Pareswar sahi Sauchalaya to Siba Temple to Rly.Jhilla in Ward No.39. 13. Desilting of Major Surface Drains i. Law College Hostel to Tinapita sahi jhilla via Tinapita sahi culvert (Both side drain), ii. One Pareswar sahi drain Sanjaya ( Nayak 306264.00 3100 2000 Calendar ' D'and'C' house to Jhilla) Month iii. Jobra Majhisahi drain, iv.Municipalti Single Quater Colony via Sarala Mandira front to Atul Barik House in Ward No.41. Carving out of water channel by Bamboo 14. One mat fencing with Desilting from Jobra 386792.00 3900 2000 Calendar ' D'and'C' Nua sahi field to Jobra Pump house i.e. Month Railway Jhila in Ward No.41. Carving of water channel by Bamboo Mate 15. One Fencing of water channel from Mohanadi 322211.00 3300 2000 Calendar ' D'and'C' Vihar tail end to MSWC-II via Ananda Month Vihar in Ward No.43. -6- Cost of Amount put Registered Sl. E.M.D Tender Period of Name of the work to Tender Class of No. (in Rs.) Document Completion (in Rs.) Contractor (in Rs.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 16. Desilting of MSD i. Gopabandhu Nagar culvert to Gandhichhak, ii. Police Kalyan Mandap to Devine Nagar culvert, iii.
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