UP Jal Nigam Tender

The bidder should have experience in works of similar nature. They should provide a list of similar works executed during the last 10 years as per Form-III & IIIA. The bidder should have completed similar works with a value that can be calculated and compared to the current tender. The value of similar works completed should be at least related to 30% of the cost of work put to tender in terms of average audited annual financial turnover during the immediate last three consecutive financial years on construction works. The value of turnover on construction works shall be brought to current costing level by enhancing the actual values at a rate of 7% per year calculated from the date of completion to the date of publication of NIT. A specific value of similar works completed is mentioned as 40% of the tender value, which is Rs. 4792.20 lacs. However, the exact percentage of similar works completed required is not explicitly mentioned. The bidder should provide information on works executed, including the name of work, value of work done, and whether the work was completed and commissioned. The authority by whom the experience certificate has been issued should also be mentioned. The bidder should also provide details of contracts where delay has occurred, the period of delay, and the reasons thereof, as well as details of works that have been abandoned for reasons whatsoever. The bidder is required to submit a performance report, which can be rated as Very Good, Good, Fair, or Poor, but the percentage for each rating is not specified. The bidder should have a positive net worth in the immediate last financial year, certified by a Statutory Auditor. The available bid capacity of the bidder at the expected time of bidding should be more than the total estimated cost of work for which the tender is invited. The assessed available bid capacity will be 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 stipulated period of execution of work, and B is the value of existing commitment to be completed during the execution period of the bid. The bidder should provide information on the history of pending vigilance/criminal investigations, litigation, or arbitration resulting from contracts executed or under execution during the last five years. The bidder should also provide details of technical and administrative personnel to be employed for the works, including their designation, qualification, and experience. The amount of compensation levied for delayed completion, if any, should also be mentioned.