UP Jal Nigam Tender

The bidder should have experience of works of similar nature, specifically for turnkey projects, and experience in foreign countries of a subsidiary or parent company will also be considered. The bidder should have completed similar works during the last 10 years. The required prior work experience for the bidder includes: - Three similar completed, tested and commissioned works each costing not less than 30% of the estimated cost put to tender (i.e., Rs. 299.90 Lacs). - Two similar completed, tested and commissioned works each costing not less than 40% of the estimated cost put to tender (i.e., Rs. 399.86 Lacs). - One similar completed, tested and commissioned work of aggregate cost not less than 60% of the estimated cost put to tender (i.e., Rs. 599.80 Lacs). Similar work is defined as "Completed, tested and commissioned works of Piped Water supply Scheme and its associated infrastructure works." The bidder's annual turnover and solvency will be evaluated, with requirements including an average audited annual financial turnover of at least 30% of the project cost put to tender during the last three consecutive financial years. A solvency certificate of minimum 40% of the tender value will be required to be submitted. The value of turnover on construction works/value of experience shall be brought to the current costing level by enhancing the actual values at 7% per year, calculated from the date of completion to the date of publication of the NIT. The bidder should submit a list of similar works executed during the last 10 years as per Form-III and IIIA, and details of works which are in progress/awarded/bid have been submitted as on the date of bid submission in Form-IV. The bidder should also submit a Bank Solvency Certificate in prescribed format 'II-B' (equivalent to at least 40 percent of the cost put to bid) issued by a Scheduled Commercial Bank. The information for these works should include the name of the work, value of work done in Rs. Lacs, whether the work was completed and commissioned, and the authority by whom the experience certificate was issued. The value of work done is required to be mentioned in Rs. Lacs. The bidder needs to fill up the information for the works they consider as "eligible work" as per the terms of the document, which will be considered while evaluating the Technical Eligibility of the Bidder. The experience certificate should be clear and exhaustive enough to establish similarity with the work under bid, including details such as name of work and location, contract number, contract value, final contract value, date of start and completion, and performance report. The performance report should be rated as Very Good, Good, Fair, or Poor.