UP Jal Nigam Tender

The required prior work experience for the bidder is not explicitly stated in terms of years, but the bidder should have experience of execution of works of similar nature, including construction, supply, installation, testing, and successful commissioning. The bidder should have completed similar works during the last ten years. The value of executed works/turnover shall be brought to the current cost level by enhancing the actual value at the rate of 7% per annum at a simple rate. The cost of work shall mean the gross value of the completed work by single/multiple contracts/orders of a single project, satisfactorily completed, including the cost of material issued/provided/supplied by the department/client. The value of similar works completed should be calculated using the escalation/enhance factor, with factors ranging from 1.00 for 2023-2024 or later to 1.28 for 2019-2020. No specific percentage of similar works completed is mentioned. However, the bidder's available bid capacity shall be more than the total estimated cost of the work for which the tender is invited. The bidder should have an average annual financial turnover of at least 30% of the project cost put to tender during the immediate last 3 consecutive financial years ending 31.03.2024. The bidder needs to provide information on their past work experience, including the name of the work, place, state, brief scope of work, contract number and date, name and address of the employer, value of the contract, stipulated date of start and completion, value of works remaining to be completed, and physical progress in percentage. For government works, the experience certificate should include details such as the name of the work/project, nature of work, estimated cost, actual completion cost, date of start, date of completion, and performance report. For private organizations, the experience certificate should include details such as the name of the project, scope of work, cost of the project, contract value, date of start, completed value, date of completion, time overrun, payments made, and performance report. The bidder should also provide a performance report, which can be rated as Very Good, Good, Fair, or Poor. To become eligible for shortlisting, the bidder must secure at least 50 percent marks in each evaluation criterion and 60 percent marks in aggregate.