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Are You Suprised ? NOTICE INVITING TENDER No. DRG/NIT/2012-13/ Date: /12/2012 The Executive Engineer, Khonsa PW Division invites sealed tenders on behalf of the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh from registered and appropriate class contractors of APPWD and those of appropriate list of eligible contractors from the Department of Telecommunication, Railways, MES and other State PWD for the following works:- Cost of Time of Sl. Estimated Earnest Name of work Tender completio No. cost Money Paper n C/O Lazu Township road in Tirap District, A.P. (SH: Improvement 12 Rs 96.186 Rs 1.92 1. of Geometric curves, Widening of Rs.1000.00 (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. road, Pavement work & Parking Each Set months Place for IB) 2. C/O Ring road at Lazu Township, in Tirap District, A.P. 12 Rs 95.416 Rs 1.91 Rs.1000.00 (SH: S&I, JC & FC = 3.00 Km (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set months 3. C/O Road from Noglo to Upper 12 Rs 191.06 Rs 3.82 Chinhan, in Tirap District, A.P. Rs.1000.00 (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. ( Phase-II) SH: S&I, JC & FC) Each Set months 4 C/O Internal Road & Approach road at Kheti, Thinsa, New 12 Rs 153.85 Rs 3.08 Kothin, Muktowa & CO HQs at Rs.1000.00 (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. Dadam, in Tirap District, A.P. Each Set months 5 C/O Road from Lingdonthong to Nyoithong , in Tirap District, A.P. 12 Rs 189.88 Rs 3.80 Rs.1000.00 (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set months 6 C/O Namsang - Soha Road, in Tirap District, A.P. 12 Rs 96.00 Rs 1.92 Rs.1000.00 (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set months 7 C/O Road from Namsangmukh to Narottamnagar, in Tirap District, 12 Rs 96.00 Rs 1.92 Rs.1000.00 A.P. (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set months 8 C/O WBM-II, III & BT including Cross Drainage works from Post 12 Rs 96.00 Rs 1.92 Rs.1000.00 Office to APP Check gate at (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set Deomali, in Tirap District, A.P. months 9 C/O WBM-II, III & BT from DFO Office to Coffee Board at 12 Rs 96.00 Rs 1.92 Rs.1000.00 Deomali, in Tirap District, A.P. (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set months 10 Construction of Multipurpose Community Hall at Lazu, Noglo & 12 Rs 96.79 Rs 1.94 Rs.1000.00 Barap, in Tirap Dist. AP (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set months 11 C/o CC Road with drainage at Khonsa (Phase-I), in Tirap 18 District, A.P. Rs 863.95 Rs 17.28 Rs.1500.00 (Eighteen) Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set months 12 C/o Road from Tutnu village to Katang village (30Km) Phase-II. .[C/o road from Tutnu to Bari- 18 Rs 480.77 Rs 9.62 Rs.1500.00 Basip, Katang village, in Tirap (Eighteen) Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set district, A.P (Ph-II)(CH: FC=9.30 months to 24.00Km) 13 Renovation and Maintenance of Rangsom Hum at Khonsa, in 12 Rs 96.15 Rs 1.92 Rs.1000.00 Tirap District, A.P (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set months 14 C/o Class rooms, approach road, residential accommodation, CC 12 steps, retaining wall etc. of Old Rs 96.14 Rs 1.92 Rs.1000.00 (Twelve) Tupi, Kapu, Longo and Chasa Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set months villages in Tirap District, A.P. 15 Construction of Mini stadium at Borduria in Tirap District, A.P. Rs 96.08 Rs 1.92 Rs.1000.00 12 Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set (Twelve) months 16 C/o Multipurpose Hall at Borduria in Tirap District, A.P. 12 Rs 93.18 Rs 1.86 Rs.1000.00 (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set months 17 Construction of Teachers quarter with security fencing at various 12 schools (Kaimai, Khela, Old Tupi, Rs 192.00 Rs 3.84 Rs.1000.00 (Twelve) Old Paniduria, Kapu, Longo and Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set months Chasa),in Tirap District, A.P. 18 Construction of class rooms, dining rooms, CC steps, retaining wall and residential 12 Rs 96.14 Rs 1.92 Rs.1000.00 accommodation of Pullong,12th (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set Mile, Pasumthong and Terung months villages in Tirap District, A.P. 19 C/O Division Office at Khonsa, in Tirap District, A.P. 12 Rs 89.23 Rs 1.78 Rs.1000.00 (Twelve) Lakhs. Lakhs. Each Set months 1. Tenders will be issued to eligible PWD as well as non-PWD contractors provided they produce definite proof from the appropriate authority regarding past experience and satisfactory completion of road/Bridge/Building works, which must be to the satisfaction of authority competent to issue tender papers for the work. 2. Bidding documents (Tender Paper) may be purchased from the Office of the Executive Engineer, Khonsa Division, PWD, AP, Khonsa during office hours from 08/01/2013 to 18/01/2013 for a non-refundable fee as indicated against each work, in the form of cash or demand draft from any schedule bank payable at State Bank of India, Khonsa in favour of the Executive Engineer, Khonsa PWD Division. Interested Bidders may obtain further information at the same address. 3. The duly filled up Tenders will be received by the Executive Engineer, Khonsa PWD Division upto 3:00 PM on 21/01/2013 and will be opened by him or his authorized representative in his office on the same day at 3:30 PM in the presence of the bidders who wish to attend and will be evaluated by a screening committee whose decision shall be final. If the office happens to be closed on the date of receipt of the bids as specified, the bids will be received and opened on the next working day at the same time and venue. .
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