Municipal Administration And Water Supply Department Tender

The required prior work experience for the bidder includes having prior work experience in civil engineering works, with specific requirements such as: - Performance of the bidder showing the value of civil engineering work for the past five years - Average annual construction turnover for the last five financial years - Experience in works of similar nature and magnitude within a period of five financial years The bidder also needs to provide details of their commitment to works on hand and works for which bids are already submitted. Regarding the value and percentage of similar works completed, the information provided does not specify exact amounts or percentages that bidders must have completed. However, it mentions that the bidder needs to provide evidence of access to or availability of credit facilities and details of any litigation, if any. In terms of specific values, the bidder needs to have an average annual construction turnover of a certain amount, but the exact amount is not specified. The bidder also needs to have completed works of similar nature and magnitude, but the exact value and percentage are not mentioned. For certain goods, the bidder is required to have a minimum of 5 years of experience in production and sales, with specific sales quantities mentioned, such as: - Pumps, Electrical & Mechanical equipment: 5 years, with a minimum average of 50 units sold per year - Valves: 5 years, with a minimum average of 200 units sold per year - Pipes: 5 years, with a minimum average of 200% of the total length required (in KM) sold per year The experience certificates should contain specific details and be signed by an officer not below the rank of Executive Engineer and attested by a Notary Public. The bidder should also provide the value of the contract in Rs. (in lakhs) for each project, and the actual date of completion and reason for delay, if any. The tender document mentions that for tenders received with 5 to 15% less than the departmental value, the successful tenderer should remit an additional 2% towards security deposit on departmental value. For tenders received with beyond 15% less than the departmental value, the successful bidder should remit 50% of the difference between the departmental value and the value of tender as additional security deposit.