(a) The minimum number of years of General Experience of the tenderer in the construction works as Prime Contractor or Management Contractor Shall be 5 (Five) years. (b) Having specific experience as a prime contractor or subcontractor or management contractor as satisfactory completion of Medical Gas and Vacuum Pipe Line System (MGVPS) Works under Government, semi government and Autonomous organization minimum Tk 23.50 (Twenty three point five zero) lac under Single contract over a period of Last 05 (Five) years shall be required counting backwards from the date of publication of IFT. (c) The tenderers shall have a minimum average annual construction turnover during last 5 (Five) financial years of Tk. 20.50 (Twenty point five zero) lac. Payment certificates for contracts in progress or completed under public sector must be submitted along with tender in support of construction turnover. (d) The minimum amount of credit line(s) of the Tenderers shall be Tk. Tk. 22.00 (Twenty two point zero zero) lac in the form e-PW2a-8 (Failing to submit in e-PW2a-8 will make the tenderer non-responsive). Document submitted along with the tender must be issued in between publication date and submission date of the tender. (e) The minimum Tender capacity of tenderer must be minimum Tk. 18.00 (Eighteen point zero zero) lac. (f) The Tenderer must have valid and up-to-date ABC Category Electrical license and Electric Supervisory license. (g) The tenderer must have updated valid trade license. (h) The tenderer must have Updated income tax certificate from NRB. (i) The tenderer must have VAT registration certificate. (j) All other qualifications, Terms & Conditions described in Tender documents and Tender Data Sheet (TDS). Necessary supporting documents are to be submitted with the Tender.
Installation of Oxygen and Sucker Lines at the Kidney Dialysis Centre in Bagerhat District under the Project “Upgrading Existing Kidney Dialysis Center in Medical Colleges to 50 Beds and Establishing 10-Bed Kidney Dialysis centers in District Sadar Hospitals.”