Water Resources Department Tender

The bidder should have satisfactorily completed at least one similar work of value not less than 40% of the proposed contract value. The similar work should have been completed in any one year of the last five years, with a weightage of 10% per year given to bring the cost to the current price level. The bidder should have completed at least 80% of the original contract value of the similar work. For tenders with a work value above Rs. 7.00 cr., one of the qualifying criteria is the satisfactory completion of similar major items of works. However, specific details on the required prior work experience, such as the exact value and percentage of similar works completed, are not provided for all cases. The value of the similar work should be at least 40% of the proposed contract value. The bidder should also have executed minimum quantities of important and critical items of work, such as cement concrete, earthwork, and masonry, with the value of these items being specified. In terms of specific values, the amount put to tender is mentioned as Rs. 251.23 Lakhs. The Initial Security Deposit is 2% of the Agreement amount. Additionally, it is mentioned that for works valued above Rs. 50 lakh and up to Rs. 7.00 cr., there are no qualifying criteria except for tender cost, EMD, valid RC, GSTIN, PAN No., affidavit, and undertaking regarding no relationship certificate and no litigation certificate, which are mandatory. The available bid capacity will be calculated based on the maximum value of works executed in any one financial year during the last five years, updated to the current price level, and the value at the current price level of existing commitments and ongoing works to be completed during the next seven months. The assessed available bid capacity is calculated as (AxNx2-B), where A is the maximum value of works executed in any one financial year during the last five years, and B is the value at the current price level of existing commitments and ongoing works to be completed during the next seven months. The bidder should have experience certificates based on the work done by them, with the experience certificates issued by the state public sector undertakings (PSUs) to their sub-contractors being taken into consideration while examining the qualifying criteria. The experience certificates issued by state PSUs must carry the counter-signature of the concerned engineer-in-charge, not below the rank of superintending engineer. The bidder should have a satisfactory completion of similar major items of works, with the value of the similar major items of works being at least 40% of the proposed contract value. The bidder should have a satisfactory completion of similar work, with the value of the similar work being at least 40% of the proposed contract value. It is also mentioned that from 5% and above and below 50% of the difference between estimated cost put to tender, and 10% and above of the difference between estimated cost put to tender, specific performance security requirements are applicable. However, the exact percentage of similar works required is not specified in the provided information for a general case.