UP Jal Nigam Tender

The required prior work experience for the bidder includes experience in similar works, specifically in piped water supply schemes and associated infrastructure works. The bidder should have successfully completed and commissioned similar works, which means "Completed, tested and Commissioned Works of Piped Water Supply Scheme and its associated infrastructure works". The required prior work experience for the bidder includes: - Three similar completed and commissioned works, each costing not less than 30% of the cost of the work put to tender (i.e., Rs. 590.84 Lacs). - Two similar completed and commissioned works, each costing not less than 40% of the cost of the work put to tender (i.e., Rs. 787.80 Lacs). - One similar completed and commissioned work, costing not less than 60% of the cost of the work put to tender (i.e., Rs. 1,181.70 Lacs). Additionally, the bidder should have experience of execution of works of similar nature, including construction, supply, installation, testing, and successful commissioning of piped water supply schemes and associated infrastructure works. The bidder should have completed similar works with a value of at least 10% of the estimated cost of the work for which the tender is invited. If the bidder's bid is more than 10% below the estimated cost, they will be required to submit an additional performance security of 0.5% for each 1% further below 10%. The bidder should also have a minimum of 5 years and 10 years of experience in similar works, with a minimum value of Rs. 10 lacs, Rs. 50 lacs, and Rs. 1 crore, and Rs. 5 crores respectively. The experience in foreign countries of a subsidiary or parent company will also be considered for qualification, provided it is certified by the respective Embassy office or Apostille. The bidder should have average audited annual financial turnover during the immediate last 3 consecutive financial years on construction works equal to at least 30% of the cost of work put to tender. These similar works should have been completed and commissioned within the last ten years as of the date of publication of the NIT. The experience should be certified by an officer not below the rank of Executive Engineer or equivalent of any central or state government department, public undertaking, autonomous body, or authority. In case of Turn Key projects, experience of works or components put to tender, such as OHT, T/W, Distribution Networks, and Rising Main for water supply, will also be considered. The bidder should state in detail about the contracts where delay has occurred, the period of delay and the reasons thereof, and details of works that have been abandoned for reasons whatsoever. The bidder's record of past poor performance, such as abandoning the work, not properly completing the contract, inordinate delays in completion, or financial failures, will be considered. The performance certificates submitted should be clear and exhaustive enough to establish similarity with the work under Bid. Ambiguous Performance Certificates will not be considered for evaluation. The contract value, final contract value, and amount of compensation levied for delayed completion, if any, should also be provided. The bidder should submit a list of similar works executed during the last 10 years as per Form-III & IIIA. The estimated cost of the similar works should be mentioned. The bidder's experience in similar works will be considered for evaluation, and the bidder should have completed similar works with a minimum value of Rs. 10 lacs, and the contract value, final contract value, and amount of compensation levied for delayed completion, if any, should also be provided. The bidder should have a minimum bid capacity, which will be assessed using a formula that takes into account the maximum turnover during the last five financial years and the value of existing commitments to be completed during the execution period of the bid. The available bid capacity of the bidder at the expected time of bidding should be more than the total estimated cost of the work for which the tender is invited. The assessed available bid capacity is calculated using the formula: Assessed available bid capacity = 2 x A x N - B, where A is the maximum turnover during the last five financial years, N is the number of years, and B is the value of existing commitments. The minimum bid capacity of each JV member must be in the ratio of their stake holding in the JV, and the sum of the bid capacity of JV members must be more than or equal to the required bid capacity. The bidder should have experience in works of similar nature and complexity, and their performance in these works will be evaluated based on the performance certificates submitted. The bidder's experience in similar works will be considered for evaluation, and ambiguous performance certificates will not be considered. The bidder should have completed similar works with a minimum value of Rs. 50 lacs, and the contract value, final contract value, and amount of compensation levied for delayed