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E-Tender Notice No-22/2019-20 E-Tender Is Invited in the National E-GP System Portal ( for the Procurement of Following Tender ID & Schemes Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh Local Government Engineering Department Office of the Executive Engineer Satkhira. www.lged.gov.bd Tel : No. 0471-63413, Fax: 0471-62818. Reference No: 46.02.8700.001.05.083.19-138 Date: 19-01-2020 e-Tender Notice No-22/2019-20 e-Tender is invited in the National e-GP System Portal (http://www.eprocure.gov.bd) for the procurement of following Tender ID & Schemes. (For LTM, Only Enlisted Contractors of the Khulna Region, LGED are eligible. In that case, Tenderer must be submitted updated tenderer’s Enlistment Book of LGED.) Tender SL Tender Package No. & Name of works Closing date No ID No. & time 1 413383 GSIDP/STK/SDW-219 10-Feb-2020 Improvement of Bhomra Bitur Rahman Jame Mosque at Bhomra union under Sadar Upazila District-Satkhira. 12:30 [Latitude 22.66866 Longitude 88.95701] [LTM] 2 409057 KBS-RIDP/SAT/Market-10/19-20 10-Feb-2020 Improvement of Bhaluka Chandpur Bazar under Satkhira Sadar Upazila District-Satkhira. [LTM] 12:30 3 409056 KBS-RIDP/SAT/VR-81.5/18 10-Feb-2020 287475292-Improvement of Chaltabaria Abdul Gazi Rice Mill-Ashar Gazi House Road by BC at Ch.00-510m 12:30 under Kaliganj Upazila, District-Satkhira. [Salvage Amount Tk. 187218.00 fixed] [LTM] 4 409055 KBS-RIDP/SAT/VR-81.4/18 10-Feb-2020 287475288-Improvement of Nalta-Khanzia Road-Gorapota via Magurali Road by BC at Ch.00-727m under 12:30 Kaliganj Upazila, District-Satkhira. [Salvage Amount Tk. 58001.00 fixed] [LTM] 5 409054 KBS-RIDP/SAT/VR-81.3/18 10-Feb-2020 287475287-Improvement of Kasibati Tigar Clab Kalimondir-Uttar Kazla Elahi Box More Road by BC at 12:30 Ch.1071-1503m under Kaliganj Upazila, District-Satkhira. [Salvage Amount Tk. 00.00 fixed] [LTM] 6 412676 FDR/Sat/19-20/UNR/W-07 24-Feb-2020 Rehabilitation of Noabenki GC-Harinagar GC via Garez Hat Road from Ch.10520-15180m under Shyamnagar 12:30 Upazila, District-Satkhira. [Road ID-287862004] [OSTETM] 7 412675 FDR/Sat/19-20/UNR/W-06 24-Feb-2020 Rehabilitation of Itagacha RHD Upazila H/Q-Ghona UP Office Road from Ch.3000-6170m under Sadar 12:30 Upazila, District-Satkhira. [Road ID. 287823001] [OSTETM] 8 412173 KDRIDP/Sat/W-88/2018-19 24-Feb-2020 287475378-Improvement of Pania Akkas Shikari H/O-West Moutala Khan Para GPS Road by BC at Ch.00- 12:30 1420m under Kaliganj Upazila, District-Satkhira. [Salvage Amount Tk.1663067.00 fixed] [OSTETM] 9 412172 KDRIDP/Sat/W-118/2019-20 24-Feb-2020 287475074-Improvement of Moutala Old Bazar-Jhorukhamar Road by BC Ch.00-1400m under Kaligonj 12:30 Upazila, District-Satkhira. [Salvage Amount Tk.3033868.00 fixed] [OSTETM] 10 412171 KDRIDP/Sat/W-93/2018-19 24-Feb-2020 287475037-Improvement of Pania School Ramjans House-Abdul Moazzems House via Janakylan Samiti 12:30 Ramjan House-Shamsuddin Mistry House Road by BC at Ch.00-800m under Kaliganj Upazila, District- Satkhira. [Salvage Amount Tk.1926775.00 fixed] [OSTETM] 11 407775 CRMIDP/SATK/W-184 24-Feb-2020 Construction of Two 2 Storied Rural Market Building With 04 Storied Foundation in Sokhipur Bazar Under 12:30 Debhata Upazila, District-Satkhira. [OSTETM] 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. To submit e-Tender, registration in the National e-GP System Portal (http://www.eprocure.gov.bd) is required. The fees for downloading the e-Tender Documents from the National e-GP System portal have to be deposited online through any registered Bank's branches up to 17.00pm, Date: 09-Feb-2020 [Sl No-01 to 05] & 17.00pm, Date: 23-Feb-2020 [Sl No-06 to 11]. Further information and guidelines are available in the National e-GP System Portal and from e-GP help desk ([email protected]). (Biswajit Kumer Kundu) Executive Engineer LGED, Satkhira. E-mail : [email protected] .
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