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Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh District Primary Education Office Mymensingh httP :ldPe.mYmensingh. gov.bd Meno No.dpeo / mymen/ gps/ 499 Date: 18 March 2021 e-Tender Notice No.01/2020-21 e-Tender is invited in the national e-GP system portal (http://www.eprocure.gov.bd) for the Procurement of following works: sl. Name of Scheme Tender lD Package No Tender/ Tender/ Remark No s NO P roposa I Propsal Document Last Closing Date seling/downloa & Time ding Date & Time a. Goods, 546369 e-Tender 07-April- 2021 08-April- OTM Supply of Furniture for additional class NBIDGPS. 17:00 2027 rooms and Teacher's rooms of 1/G1.0019 L4:00 Government Primary School's Constructed under NBIDGpS-1 project of PHUTPUR & HALUAGHAT Upazila under Mymensingh District FY-2020-2021. 2. Goods, s46368 e-Tender 07-April2021, 08-April- OTM Supply of Furniture for additional class NBIDGPS. 17:00 202L rooms and Teacher's rooms of 1/G1.0018 14:00 Government Prima ry School's Constructed under NBtDGpS-1 project of BHALUKA, GAFFARGOAN & TRISAL Upazila under Mymensingh District FY -2O2O-202L. 3. Goods, 546367 e-Tender 07-April2021 08-April- OTM Supply of Furniture for additional class NBIDGPS- 17:00 2027 rooms and Teacher's rooms of l/Gl.0017 14:00 Government Primary School's Constructed under NBIDGpS-1 project of MUKTAGACHA & FULBARIA Upazila under Mymensingh District FY-2020-2021. 4. Goods, 546366 e-Tender 07-April- 2021 08-April- OTM Supply of Furniture for additional class N BI DG PS, 1-7:00 202L rooms and Teacher's rooms of 1 /G 1.0016 14:00 Government Prima ry School's Constructed under NBtDGPS-1 project of ISWARGONJ & NANDAII Upazila under Mymensingh District FY-2020-2021. 5. Goods, 54636s e-Tende r l7-April-2021 08-April- OTM Supply of Furniture for additionalclass N BI DG PS- 17:00 2021 rooms and Teacher's rooms of 1/G 1.00 1s 14:00 Government Primary School's Constructed under rugtDGpS-i. project of MYMENSINGH SADAR, GOURIPUR & TAMKANDA Upazila under Mymensingh District FY-2020-2021. This is an online tender, where only e-tender will be accepted in the National e-Gp portal anO no of tinefharU copies will be accepted. To Submit e-tender, reggistration in the national e-Gp system portal (http:// www. eprocure.gov.bd) is required. The fees for Tender / Proposal Document to be deposited Online through any registered and guiderines are avairabre in the nationa ..rl; e-Gp herp ::lli*',ll'Ji';::*::lHffiion .fifr*%;], District Primary Education Officer Mymensingh Ph- o9L-67227 Email- [email protected] GPS Notice 1.

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