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Are You Suprised ? Government of the Peoples Republic of Bangladesh Local Government Engineering Department Office of the Executive Engineer District: Tangail www.lged.gov.bd Memo No. 46.02.9300.000.07.008.20.310 Date: 20-01-2021 e-Tender Notice No. 19/2020-2021[LTM/OSTETM] e-Tender is invited in the National e-GP System Portal (http://www.eprocure.gov.bd) for the procurement of following works. SL Tender Name of Scheme Package No Last Selling Closing & Remarks No. ID No. Date & Time Opening Date & (LTM/ of e-tender Time of OSTETM) Document Submission e- Tender Document 1. 537627 Improvement of Hatibandha Tekipara Nag Mondir Under Hatibandha GSIDP/TNG/SDW-473 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM Union. Latitude 24.1276 Longitude 90.10274 Under Sakhipur Upazila, 16.00pm 15.00pm District: Tangail. 2. 537828 Improvement of Kalmegha (Barabor) Gazir Chala Jame Mosque Under GSIDP/TNG/SDW-474 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM Hatibandha Union. Latitude 24.126 Longitude 90.10258 Under 16.00pm 15.00pm Sakhipur Upazila, District: Tangail. 3. 537829 Improvement of Razabari Central Jame Mosque Under Hatibandha GSIDP/TNG/SDW-475 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM Union. Latitude 24.138 Longitude 90.11275 Under Sakhipur Upazila, 16.00pm 15.00pm District: Tangail. 4. 537830 Improvement of Choto Mousha Eastpara Jame Mosque Under Dariapur GSIDP/TNG/SDW-476 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM Union. [Latitude 24.305837 Longitude 90.147431] Under Sakhipur 16.00pm 15.00pm Upazila, District: Tangail. 5. 537831 Improvement of Kaharta Sikdar Bari (Gohailbari) Jame Mosque Under GSIDP/TNG/SDW-477 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM Sakhipur Pourashava. [Latitude 24.339406 Longitude 90.182254] Under 16.00pm 15.00pm Sakhipur Upazila, District: Tangail. 6. 537520 Widening of Subullah RHD (Bazar)-Banail UPC Road via Barati Bazar, e-Tender/LGED/Tang/ 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM Pollaby Namderpur GP Road from Ch. 50-1300m (Road ID No. GOBM/2020-21/W-93 16.00pm 15.00pm 393663008) Under Mirzapur Upazila, District Tangail. 7. 534673 (a) Improvement of Gorai-Sakhipur R&H to Boiltoil Seramic- IRIDP-3/TNG/DW-06 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM Khandoker Para Road (Ch. 00-1250m) (b) Construction of 5nos 16.00pm 15.00pm 1.00mx1.00m Culvert on Same Road at Ch. 255m, 275m, 590m, 730m, 1180m (ID No. 393664080) Under Mirzapur Upazila, District: Tangail 8. 534830 (a) Improvement of Taltola-Baliajan Road (Ch. 6035-6535m) (b) IRIDP-3/TNG/DW-07 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM Construction of 3nos 1.00mx1.00m Culvert on Same Road at Ch. 16.00pm 15.00pm 6135m, 6245m, 6505m (ID No. 393664046) Under Mirzapur Upazila, District: Tangail 9. 534832 (a) Improvement of Dhaka-Tangail RHD at Gorai Kasem Drisel-Bottala IRIDP-3/TNG/DW-08 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM RHD Road via Latifpur, Kuratoli (Hatubhanga-Shakipur RHD to 16.00pm 15.00pm Mukter Hazi House Road (Ch. 6300-7300m) (b) Construction of 6nos 1.00mx1.00m Culvert on Same Road at Ch. 6515m, 6800m, 6895m, 6935m, 7050, 7240m (ID No. 393664043) Under Mirzapur Upazila, District: Tangail 10. 534833 (a) Improvement of Kuripara-Simerpara Road Kuripara Sluise Gate IRIDP-3/TNG/DW-09 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM Kuripara-Simerpara-Mazidpur Road Road Ch.00-2000m (b) 16.00pm 15.00pm Construction of 5nos 1.00mx1.00m Culvert on Same Road at Ch. 510m 900m 975m 1100m 1550m (ID No. 393665188) Under Mirzapur Upazila District Tangail (Selvage Cost. 3954548.00) 11. 538107 (a) Improvement of Pacca Road (Near Haridrachala Biplop Mahmud IRIDP-3/TNG/DW-10 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM Uzzal's)-Mirzapur Cadet College Bazar (Haridrachala-Cadet College 16.00pm 15.00pm Bazarroad) Road (Ch. 00-1100m) (b) Construction of 1nos 3.00mx3.00m Culvert on Same Road at Ch. 450m (c) Construction of 3nos 1.00mx1.00m Culvert on Same Road at Ch. 200m, 568m, 800m (ID No. 393664104) Under Mirzapur Upazila, District: Tangail 12. 538697 Improvement by BC of Kashem Bazar Kamaliachala (Kashem Bazar via GMRIDP/TANG/SHAK/ 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM Noyes Uddin House Link Road) Road from Ch. 00-400m (ID No. VR/244 16.00pm 15.00pm 39394037) Under Sakhipur Upazila, District: Tangail. 13. 538694 (a) Improvement by BC of Orshi Clabghar-Orshi Govt,. Primary School GMRIDP/TANG/MIRZA 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM via Moni Dewan House Road from Ch. 00-645m (ID No. 393665522) /VR/241 16.00pm 15.00pm (b) Improvement by BC of Situ Chairman House-Ohidul Islam House via Aiyub Khan House Road from Ch. 00-385m (ID No. 393665379) Under Mirzapur Upazila, District: Tangail.(Salvage Cost: 1,74,241.00) 14. 538695 Improvement by BC of Hatia Bazar Kalmigow via Hatia Nat Mondir GMRIDP/TANG/SHAK/ 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM Road from Ch. 2000-2400m (ID No. 39394059) Under Sakhipur VR/242 16.00pm 15.00pm Upazila, District: Tangail. 15. 538696 Improvement by BC of Amerchara-Hatibanda Moddhapara GMRIDP/TANG/SHAK/ 07-02-2021 & 08-02-2021 & LTM (Hatibandha-Kashem Bazar via Talimul Quran Madrasha Link Road) VR/243 16.00pm 15.00pm Road from Ch. 00-500m (ID No. 39395021) Under Sakhipur Upazila, District: Tangail. 16. 535989 Widening and Strengthening of Madhupur HQ-Chaprihat GC Road DDIRWSP/Tangail/ 22-02-2021 & 23-02-2021 & OSTETM from Ch. 0+200-4+350km (BC Road= 3940.00m, 2nos U-Drain) Road Madhupur/20-21/RD-01 16.00pm 15.00pm (ID No. 393572002) Under Upazila : Madhupur, District: Tangail. (Salvage Cost. 6,55,850.00) Page-2 17. 535990 Widening and Strengthening of Kotbari More-Birchari Pacca Road via DDIRWSP/Tangail/ 22-02-2021 & 23-02-2021 & OSTETM Guni GPS Road from Ch. 0+000-1+534km (BC Road= 1534.00m, 1nos Ghatail/20-21/RD-01 16.00pm 15.00pm Box Culvert, 3nos U-Drain) Road (ID No. 393285195) Under Upazila : Ghatail, District: Tangail. (Salvage Cost. 22,52,701.00) 18. 535991 Widening and Strengthening of Brammon Shason R&H Road- DDIRWSP/Tangail/ 22-02-2021 & 23-02-2021 & OSTETM Boshubari Atik House Road from Ch. 0+000-1+600km (BC Road= Ghatail/20-21/RD-02 16.00pm 15.00pm 1600m, 3nos Box Culvert, 1nos U-Drain) Road (ID No. 393285200) Under Upazila : Ghatail, District: Tangail. 19. 535992 Widening and Strengthening of Bengurua Graveyard-Noorpara More DDIRWSP/Tangail/ 22-02-2021 & 23-02-2021 & OSTETM via Shaduti Road from Ch. 0+000-1+970km (BC Road= 1970m, 3nos Ghatail/20-21/RD-03 16.00pm 15.00pm Box Culvert, 1nos U-Drain) Road (ID No. 3932854180) Under Upazila : Ghatail, District: Tangail 20. 535993 Widening and Strengthening of Kalia UP-Debraj Bazar Road DDIRWSP/Tangail/ 22-02-2021 & 23-02-2021 & OSTETM (Gonakchala)-Aripara Bazar Road from Ch. 0+000-6+000km (BC Sakhipur/20-21/RD-04 16.00pm 15.00pm Road= 6000.00m, 2nos Box Culvert, 35nos U-Drain) Road (ID No. 393853009) Under Upazila : Sakhipur, District: Tangail. (Salvage Cost. 2,65,574.00) 21. 535995 Widening and Strengthening of Hateya Bazar-Kalmegha via Hateya DDIRWSP/Tangail/ 22-02-2021 & 23-02-2021 & OSTETM Natmondir Road from Ch. 0+000-2+000km (BC Road= 2000.00m, 7nos Sakhipur/20-21/RD-05 16.00pm 15.00pm U-Drain) Road (ID No. 393854059) Under Upazila : Sakhipur, District: Tangail. 22. 535996 Widening and Strengthening of Kanchanpur Dakhin para H/O Khoka DDIRWSP/Tangail/ 22-02-2021 & 23-02-2021 & OSTETM Master-Purbo Pouli Nalgari Bazar via Joutoki Road from Ch. 0+000- Basail/20-21/RD-03 16.00pm 15.00pm 0+450km & 0+850-1+400km (ID No. 393095206) Under Upazila : Basail, District: Tangail. 23. 536001 Widening and Strengthening of Adajan GPS via Kodaliapara Road from DDIRWSP/Tangail/ 22-02-2021 & 23-02-2021 & OSTETM Ch. 0+000-1+100km (ID No. 393095106) Under Upazila : Basail, Basail/20-21/RD-04 16.00pm 15.00pm District: Tangail. 24. 536000 Widening and Strengthening of Karatipara-Boira Land Office Road DDIRWSP/Tangail/ 22-02-2021 & 23-02-2021 & OSTETM from Ch. 0+000-1+100km (ID No. 393095086) Under Upazila : Basail, Basail/20-21/RD-05 16.00pm 15.00pm District: Tangail. 25. 536002 Widening and Strengthening of Kashil UP Office-Moytha Bazar via DDIRWSP/Tangail/ 22-02-2021 & 23-02-2021 & OSTETM Fulki UP Office Road from Ch. 1+000-2+000km (ID No. 393093003) Basail/20-21/RD-06 16.00pm 15.00pm Under Upazila : Basail, District: Tangail. 1. This is an online Tender, where only e-Tender will be accepted in the National e-GP Portal and no offline/hard copies will be accepted. 2. To submit e-Tender, registration in the National e-GP system portal (http://www.eprocure.gov.bd) is required. 3. Detail about the tender have shown in e-tender notice and e-tender document. Further information and guidelines are available in the National e-GP system Portal and from e-GP help desk ([email protected]). (Md. Rafiqul Islam) Executive Engineer E-mail : [email protected] Copy forwarded for kind information and wide circulation to: 1. The Superintending Engineer, Dhaka, 2. The Project Director, Widening and Strengthening of Important Upazila and Union Road of Dhaka Division (DDIRWSP) , Important Rural Infrastructure Development Project-3 on priority Basis, Greater Mymensingh Rural Infrastructure Development Project (GMRIDP) & General Social Infrastructure Development Project, LGED, LGED Bhaban, Agargaon, Sherebangla Nagar, Dhaka-1207. 3. The Upazila Enginner, LGED, Upazila: ..................................... (All), District: Tangail. 4. The Editor, .................................................................................................................... 5. Notice Board (All). .
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