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Clarification of EoI Queries sought by CPSUs/SPSUs
S.No. Point of Clarification Clarification by NESTS, MoTA 1. M/s Chhattisgarh Housing Board, Raipur, Chhattisgarh
a. Section 4 (4.1.1): Please mention clearly that the
Expenditure against all this activity will be
reimbursed by department
This expenditure shall be reimbursed by
the NESTS under the provision of
contingency of the project.
b. Section 2 clause (g): Whether the furniture and
fixture is part of this contract if so please mention
clearly the type & make of furniture and fixture
Furniture and fixture is not the part of the
contract.
c. Section 2 clause (i): If the department fails to
provide the required land for the construction in
time or any other circumstances occurs due to
which the completion of work may delayed, such
delayed period shall not be the part of contract
period please clarify.
The completion period shall be reckoned
only from the date of hand over the site to
the PMC.
2. M/s Planning & Development Authority (PDA), Manipur
a. Is this bid meant only to determine Lowest Service
Charges for PMC services?
This bid is to fix construction agencies &
Service charges for PMC Service.
b. Section 6.4.2: of the Document for EOI states that
the lowest bidder will be allocated the work after
signing MoA on NJS paper of Rs.100/-. What will
be the estimated cost of the project exclusive of
the PMC services charge but inclusive of GST?
The estimated cost is Rs. 20 crore for the
plain area and Rs. 24 crore for Hilly/NE
area. The estimate cost of the project shall
be inclusive of PMC charge and exclusive
of GST on the service charge
c. Pardon my ignorance but is there any specified
bidding fee for PMC services?
No
d. Just in case the lockdown on the flights continue
what will be the procedure for submission of the
sealed envelopes?
❖ Bid submission and opening date:
18.05.2020
❖ Presentation of concept note by
technically qualified bidder:
Cancelled due to outbreak of covid-19
and continued lockdown. The
technical evaluation of the bidders
shall be for 90 marks only.
❖ Date of opening of financial bids:
28.05.2020
e. Clause 1.3: The area required for construction is
15 Acres as shown in the conceptual plan. In hill
states it might not be possible to get 15 Acres on
the hill tops. One might need to level a hill and for
this there might be objections from NGT. Is there
a means to reduce the area? Any specific
guidelines? What has been the procedure adopted
in the past for hilly states?
Land requirement on case to case basis
will be decided by NESTS.
3. M/s Telecommunications Consultants India Limited
a. Clause No. 7.1.4, Section-7, Page No.11
a) We request you to consider the similar
completed works during the last Seven years
instead of Five years
b) In the clause it is mentioned as building works
No change in evaluation criteria
but as per para 8.2(a), the similar works would
mean RCC framed structure Institutional/
Residential/ Industrial building including services
like Electrification, Sanitary & Water Supply,
Drainage and Waste Management, Road works,
Fire Fighting & Site development etc. from
Central/State Govt. Departments / PSUs and/or
Autonomous bodies/ Public Limited Company
listed with stock exchange Kindly clarify the
same.
b. Kindly provide list of states and the schools
sanctioned in each state for submission of our
price bid more competitively.
The PMC charge shall be quoted state
wise. The actual location of the school
will be provided separately. The list of
states is enclosed at Annexure-1
c. Time Schedule, Page No.3, In view of the ongoing
Corona virus Lockdown kindly extend the last date
of bid submission by at-least two weeks.
❖ Bid submission and opening date:
18.05.2020
❖ Presentation of concept note by
technically qualified bidder:
Cancelled due to outbreak of covid-19
and continued lockdown. The
technical evaluation of the bidders
shall be for 90 marks only.
❖ Date of opening of financial bids:
28.05.2020
4. M/s Jharkhand State Building Construction Corporation Limited, Ranchi, Jharkhand
a. Whether the Construction Agencies who were
found to be Technically qualified in the first round
last year will be automatically qualified this time
also? In that case, they will not have to submit
their Technical bids all over again this time.
No, The participants must submit the fresh
technical bid for this EoI also.
b. As per the revised schedule, there will be no Pre
Bid Meeting. Now all the Pre Bid Queries are to
be submitted thru email. Also, the Technical bid
and the financial bid are to be submitted in
physical form on or before 3.00 P.M. on
5.05.2020. In view of the on-going Nationwide
lock-down, it will not be possible to submit the
documents physically to your New Delhi office.
Therefore, it is requested to kindly extend the date
of submission suitably so that the documents could
be submitted in time.
❖ Bid submission and opening date:
18.05.2020
❖ Presentation of concept note by
technically qualified bidder:
Cancelled due to outbreak of covid-19
and continued lockdown. The
technical evaluation of the bidders
shall be for 90 marks only.
❖ Date of opening of financial bids:
28.05.2020
c. Please provide the State wise list of the proposed
EMRS schools for which this EOI has been floated
The PMC charge shall be quoted state
wise. The actual location of the school
will be provided separately. The list of
states is enclosed at Annexure-1
5. M/s Manipur Tribal Development Corporation Limited, Manipur
a. Is the land for establishing the new
EMRS/EMDBS identified? If So kindly provide
the list to be undertaken under this phase
The PMC charge shall be quoted state
wise. The actual location of the school
will be provided separately. The list of
states is enclosed at Annexure-1
b. Is there any facility for online submission of EoI There is no provision for online
submission of bid.
c. As domestic flights are being suspended due to the
imposition of lockdown the schedule for
submission of hard copies may kindly be fixed 7
days after the lifting the lockdown
❖ Bid submission and opening date:
18.05.2020
❖ Presentation of concept note by
technically qualified bidder:
Cancelled due to outbreak of covid-19
and continued lockdown. The
technical evaluation of the bidders
shall be for 90 marks only.
❖ Date of opening of financial bids:
28.05.2020
6. M/s National Project Construction Corporation Limited, Gurugram Haryana
a. Section 2 Clause no 2.1 (a): We assume type II
units 10 and total area is 700 Sqm and type III
units will be 15 and total area is 1200 Sqm PL
confirm
Yes
b. Section 2 Clause no 2.1 (h): Land handing over is
expected from EMRS HQ to PMC agency. The
clearance with State Govt is requested to be done
by EMRS/ NESTS.
The selected PMC have to coordinate with
state government for getting necessary
clearance
c. Section 2 Clause no 2.1(i): Date of award means
the award from PMC agency to their appointed
contractor.
Date of award means Date of allotment of
EMRS by NESTS to PMC
d. Section 2 Clause no 2.1 (j): It is requested that
PAR 2019 may followed for preparation of plinth
area rates
No change
e. Section 7.1.4 & 8.2(a): Whether it is last 7 years’
building experience required or 5 year building
experience required.
1. Work experience ( In last 7 years)
2. Completed Project Cost (In last 5
years).
f. 8.2 a: Please clear or multiple nos of projects (as
per cl no 7.1.4 a)
1. Work experience ( In last 7 years)
2. Completed Project Cost (In last 5
years).
g. Section 16 phase-1: Please mention the nos of
days to furnish the payments from Client. Also EC
per location is also required to be given
Payment shall be process within the
reasonable timeline.
The estimated cost is Rs. 20 crore for the
plain area and Rs. 24 crore for Hilly/NE
area.
h. Clause no16.1 (i) : Please mention the project cost
value per location With each type
The estimated project cost value is Rs. 20
crore for the plain area and Rs. 24 crore
for Hilly/NE area
i. Nos of schools are not mentions in EOI. Also
locations are not mentioned. Please provide the
same.
The PMC charge shall be quoted state
wise. The actual location of the school
will be provided separately. The list of
states is enclosed at Annexure-1
j. There is no estimated project cost of each location.
Kindly confirm the same.
The estimated cost is Rs. 20 crore for the
plain area and Rs. 24 crore for Hilly/NE
area.
k. Section -14: Price bid submission form: In Price
bid submission form provided in EOI, Name of the
State is not mentioned for filling of Price Bid.
The list of state is enclosed at Annexure-
1
Please provide the same.
l. We assume there is no Tender fees and EMD / Bid
security required to be submitted
For participating in bidding no Tender
fees/EMD
m. We request for extension of submissions (At least
15 days after opening of lock down in India for
preparation of EOI) i.e. after 3rd May 2020 + 15
days at present
❖ Bid submission and opening date:
18.05.2020
❖ Presentation of concept note by
technically qualified bidder:
Cancelled due to outbreak of covid-19
and continued lockdown. The
technical evaluation of the bidders
shall be for 90 marks only.
❖ Date of opening of financial bids:
28.05.2020
n. There is no clause for LD. It will be included in terms and conditions
of the agreement signed between NESTS
and PMC. The agreement to be signed
between NESTS and PMC is part of the
original EoI document floated and it is
attached at Annexure-2
o. Clause no7.15: The Bidder/Agency should submit
the proposed concept plan (Area, Layout Design,
cost and other) as per specification in Appendix-
IV for construction of EMRS with the Bidding
documents. 1. Is it Required for both in Hilly area
and plain area?
Not Required since this event is canceled
7. M/s WAPCOS Limited
a. Section 2, Clause No. 2.1. (h), Page No. 5: It is
understood that the Client shall available land free
from all encumbrances and any cost towards
clearance of land and change in land use shall be
borne by Client, if there is any delay of handing
over site, the Client shall pay Construction
Agency, all actual expenses incurred for the
project.
1. Clearance of land and change in land
use shall be borne by Client. The time
period for project shall be reckoned only
from date of handing over site.
b. Section 2 Clause No. 2.1.i Page No. 5:
Commencement date shall mean the date of
signing of the agreement / receipt of mobilization
advance / handing over of the project site,
whichever is later.
Date of commencement is date of handing
over the site to the PMC.
c. Clause 6.4.1 Page No. 10: The availability of
school in state wise have not been mentioned
The PMC charge shall be quoted state
wise. The actual location of the school
will be provided separately. The list of
states is enclosed at Annexure-1
d. Section-16 Page 21: For proper cash follow in the
interest of project, it is required to modified as: 1st
Installment - 20% of the Estimated Cost on award
of work and Further 20% On receipt of A/A & E/S
The payment terms as mentioned in
agreement shall be followed. The
agreement copy is attached in Annexure-
2
e. General: Section-4: Terms of Reference: Scope
of Services: The proposal does not mention about
cost to be incurred towards fees of statutory
authorities /Local Bodies etc. It is understood that
This cost will be part of the project cost
and shall be reimbursed
all such costs are not included in PMC fee quoted
and shall be payable additional, as per actuals
f. General: Section-4: Terms of Reference:
Scope of Services: The proposal does not mention
about the extent of Topographical Surveys,
Geotechnical investigations etc. which depend on
the magnitude of the project as well as the site
conditions and locations. The
assessment of quantification of such surveys /
investigations may not be feasible at this stage.
As per site specific requirement
g. Section 10 Page 14: Additional Point: It is to
submit that in eventuality of any arbitration/court
proceedings with construction agency during
execution of work, the Project Management
Consultant shall act for and on behalf of the client.
Any claim in favour of contractor shall be paid by
the client to consultant over and above the contract
value and charged to the project. The legal
expenses in dealing with such cases are also
payable to consultant over and
above the consultancy fee/contract value.
The condition mentioned in agreement
shall be followed. The agreement copy is
attached in Annexure-2
h. Section 10 Page 14: Additional point: The
proposal is silent about disputes between Client
and Construction Agency. If disputes between
Client and Construction Agency, shall be taken up
by either party for resolution through
Administrative Mechanism for Resolution of
CPSE’s Disputes (AMRCD) as mentioned in the
Department of Public Enterprises F. No. 4(1)2013-
DPE(GM)/FTS-1835 dated 22.05.2018
The condition mentioned in agreement
shall be followed. The agreement copy is
attached in Annexure-2
i. General: Fee for time overrun: Additional Point:
The tender document is silent about the
consultancy fee to be paid for Time overrun, for
which the reasons are not attributable to
PMC (viz handing over of the site, no availability
of funds etc.).
The condition mentioned in agreement
shall be followed. The agreement copy is
attached in Annexure-2
j. General: Construction Cost: Additional Point: The
tentative approx. construction cost of per school
have not been mentioned
The estimated project cost value is Rs. 20
crore for the plain area and Rs. 24 crore
for Hilly/NE area
k. General: PMC Fee Advance: Additional point:
The tender document is silent about PMC Fee
Advance. For carrying Pre- Construction activities
shall be needed Rs. 20 Lakh per school.
The condition mentioned in agreement
shall be followed. The agreement copy is
attached in Annexure-2
l. General: Mode of Contract: Additional Point:
Tender document is silent about mode of contract.
The mode of contract shall be on EPC/Percentage
rate tenders/ item rate tenders.
PMC shall follow the standard CPWD
form No – 7/8 for percentage rate tenders/
item rate tenders respectively as a mode of
contract between PMC and EPC
Contractors.
m. General: Services and Facilities to be Provided by
Client/Owner: It shall include
• Provide the Construction Agency with
The construction of EMRS shall be as per
terms and condition of agreement referred
at Annexure-2
required data, project requirements and other
necessary documents required w.r.t the
services to be provided by the Construction
Agency.
• Approval of Concept Plan, Master Plan &
Architectural Design within 20 days of its
submission by the Construction Agency.
• Approval of the Estimates and providing the
A/A and E/S within 15days of its submission
by the Construction Agency.
• Approval of Project Report / Documents for
approval, if any, within 15 days of its
submission by the Construction Agency.
• The Project Land along with its approaches
free from all encumbrances shall be made
available by the Owner to the
Construction Agency / Contractor for Project /
Construction works.
• The Telephone, PNG, Permanent Water &
Power connection shall be directly applied by
the Owner and Construction Agency shall
assist by providing the required
drawings/details etc. and liaison with the
concerned departments.
• Owner shall help in obtaining Statutory
approvals from different Statutory Authorities /
Local Bodies and all documents relating to the
labour license, submission of drawings to
Statutory Authorities for obtaining necessary
clearances etc. is to be signed/ endorsed by the
Owner. The reimbursement of various fee on
account of the statuary approvals from
different Statutory Authorities / Local Bodies
shall be made by the Owner to Page 5 of 7
Construction Agency, as per actuals,
on raising the related invoices.
n. General: Final Project Cost: Additional Point:
Final Project Cost shall include:
• The cost of Topographical Surveys
• The cost of geotechnical investigations.
• The cost of all construction materials viz. steel
and cement etc. including the expenses
towards its transportation, site loading,
unloading and octroy, storage and insurance,
watch and ward etc. (including for the
purchases made by the Construction Agency).
• All payments certified and paid by the
Construction Agency to contractor(s) /
supplier(s) as per the contract.
• All expenditure incurred for taking electrical
The construction of EMRS shall be as per
terms and condition of agreement referred
at Annexure-2
connections, water supply from local
authorities and their maintenance/ spare parts
etc. for execution of works.
• Proof checking charges for verification of
Structural designs/drawings for Structural
Stability before call of tender by the
recognized Govt. Engineering Universities/
Institutions.
• Expenses on account of third-party quality
assurance, if required. Cost incurred towards
execution of additional/ extra/substituted items
which are compulsory or found necessary for
the completion of works and the escalations
paid as per contract. In such cases, the rates of
additional/extra/ substituted items shall be
decided as per contractor(s) made with
contractor(s) calculated as per
CPWD norms.
• All statutory payments made to Government,
Statutory and Local Bodies/Authorities for all
required statutory approvals including water &
power connections etc. as per
requirements.
• Any expenditure on Taxes, Duties, Royalty,
Stamp Duty, Turnover Tax/ Works Contract
Tax, Court/ Arbitration award to the
contractor,
Legal charges etc. incurred towards materials
purchased on behalf of Owner and to be
incorporated in the works or resulting from
administration of contractor(s) under Project
Management Services.
• Any other miscellaneous expenditure incurred
in the overall interest of the Project and not
covered in the ‘scope of services’ but to be
rendered by the Construction Agency under
the Consultancy & Page 7 of 7 Project
Management Services subject to prior approval
of the Owner.
• All Taxes, Duties and Levies included in the
tender document with the contractor
Annexure-1
List of State where the construction works shall be executed
S.No. Name of State
1 ANDHRA PRADESH
2 ARUNACHAL PRADESH
3 ASSAM
4 BIHAR
5 CHHATISGARH
6 DADRA & NAGAR
HAVELI
7 GUJARAT
8 JAMMU & KASHMIR
9 JHARKHAND
10 MADHYA PRADESH
11 MAHARASHTRA
12 MANIPUR
13 MEGHALAYA
14 MIZORAM
15 NAGALAND
16 ODISHA
17 RAJASTHAN
18 TELANGANA
19 TRIPURA
20 UTTRAKHAND
21 WEST BENGAL
Annexure -2
AGREEMENT FOR CONSULTANCY SERVICES BETWEEN
NATIONAL EDUCATION SOCIETY FOR TRIBAL STUDENTS (NESTS)
AND
................ LIMITED
Agreement for Construction of ..........(…+...) EKLAVYA MODEL RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL (EMRS
in short) at .......................................... States.
THIS AGREEMENT made on 20th March the day of Two thousand and Twenty between NATIONAL
EDUCATION SOCIETY FOR TRIBAL STUDENTS, (NESTS in short) a society registered under the
Societies Registration Act, 1860 and having its registered office at Room No. 218 (B), D wing Shastri
Bhawan, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, New Delhi -110001 and correspondence office Room No. 415, B
wing Shastri Bhawan, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, New Delhi -110001 hereinafter referred to as
“Owner” (which expression shall unless excluded by and repugnant to the context be deemed to include its
successors and assigns) on one part and M/s. ............ Limited, a Company registered under the Companies
Act 1956, and being a Govt. of India Undertaking having Registered Office at “............................................
(.................. in short) and hereinafter referred to as the Construction Agency (CA in Short) and (which
expression shall include its successors and assigns as permitted by the Owner) on the other part.
WHEREAS the owner intends to construct/ execute the EKLAVYA MODEL RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL
project as mentioned above and the Construction Agency has agreed to take up the said project to the
satisfaction of the owner.
AND WHEREAS the owner has agreed to appoint the .............. as Construction Agency and the CA has
agreed to accept the said appointment on the terms and conditions appearing hereinafter.
NOW IT IS HEREBY AGREED BY AND BETWEEN THE PARTIES HERE TO AS UNDER:
1. DEFINITIONS:
Unless the context otherwise, the following terms whenever used in this contract have the following
meanings:
a. “Approval” means approval in writing by the designated officer of the owner.
b. “Contractor” Contractor” means the contractor or contractors employed/appointed by the Construction
Agency on behalf of NESTS after inviting/ calling the tenders.
c. Third Party means any person or entity other than the owner, the Construction Agency or a sub-
consultant.
d. Construction Agency shall mean M/s ................. Limited having office at
.....................................................
e. Applicable Law means the laws and any other instruments having the force of law in India from time to
time.
f. Contract means the Contract signed by the Parties, together with all the documents listed in this signed
Contract.
g. Contract Price means the price to be paid for the performance of the services.
h. Party means the Owner or the Construction Agency, as the case may be, and Parties means both of
them.
i. Services mean the work to be performed by the Construction Agency pursuant to this contract for the
purpose of the project.
j. Words denoting singular only shall also include plural and vice-versa, where the context so require.
k. Commencement date shall mean the date of handing over of the project site.
2.0 GENERAL:
2.1 The Construction Agency shall be paid Service charges on the projects as approved/ accepted by the
Owner at the respective accepted rates for the states allocated to the CA, of the actual cost of work
(excluding contingency) to cover all charges such as establishment, overheads, etc. for planning/ pre-
construction activities and execution of works based on the architectural drawings/ structured drawings,
specification etc. as approved by the NESTS (as mentioned at Appendix-A). The bid service charges shall
be excluding the GST on the prevailing rates. The Payment Schedule and the Terms of Payment shall be as
per Appendix-B of this agreement.
2.2 The Administrative Approval & Expenditure sanction (A/A & E/S) shall be issued by Owner on the
basis of Central Public Works Department (CPWD) Plinth Area Rates 2012 adjusted for price indexation
and suitably enhanced by cost index of the place as approved by CPWD prevailing at the time of issue of
A/A& E/S. For the places where approved cost index for the place and time is not available, available
approved cost index of nearest place and time has been followed. The rates of the items, which are not
directly available in CPWD Plinth Area Rates, has been worked out on the basis of CPWD Delhi Schedule
of Rates (DSR) or latest available DSR duly enhanced to account for the cost index on similar lines as
mentioned above. For electrical items CPWD rates or latest Electrical DSR rates duly enhanced to account
for cost index shall be similarly followed. The items not covered on any one of Schedule mentioned above,
the rate should be derived as per the prevailing market rates, supported with analysis of rate.
2.3 The work shall be completed within the amount of Administrative Approval& Expenditure Sanction
(A/A& E/S). Any expenditure beyond this ceiling cost is not likely to be reimbursed by the owner unless the
Construction Agency submits a revised estimate along with proper reasons/ justifications for the excess
expenditure. The owner, if satisfied with reasons/ justifications submitted by the Construction Agency, will
issue revised A/A& E/S and expenditure will be reimbursed on the basis of revised A/A& E/S. The decision
of the Owner in this regard shall be final & binding on Construction Agency. If at the time of finalization, it
is noted that for some reasons payment has been released to the Construction Agency in excess of the actual
expenditure incurred, the same shall be refunded to the NESTS by the Construction Agency within 30 days
of excess coming to notice. NESTS shall have all right to adjust such excess from any sum due in this work
or any other work or head. The decision of the Owner in this regard shall be final & binding on Construction
Agency.
2.3(a) For variation up to 10% excess over original A/A & E/S, proper justification of excess variation shall
be submitted by the Construction Agency and the funds in respect of excess expenditure will be released
only if the justification given by C.A. is found to be in order by the NESTS.
2.3 (b) For variation beyond 10% excess over original A/A & E/S, is foreseen, the CA shall immediately
submit a Revised Estimate with proper justification and the funds in respect of excess expenditure will be
released only if the justification given by C.A. is found to be in order and the revised estimates are
approved by the NESTS
2.4 The Construction Agency shall not make any variation on its own from the approved LOP (Layout
plan), Drawings and scope of work as approved in A/A & E/S without the approval of NESTS Headquarter.
For any variation necessitated due to site conditions or any other reasons thereof, approval of NESTS
Headquarter shall be obtained.
2.5 The owner will sanction Rs. 10 Lakh per site to the construction agency for carrying out the Pre-
Construction Activities. It shall be adjusted from PMC service charges. The CA shall be paid interest free
mobilization advance (MBA) @10% of the AA & E/S as first instalment on written request and on
submission of Bank Guarantee, in favour of NESTS from a scheduled bank in the prescribed Performa.
However, release of mobilization advance will be subject to availability of fund with NESTS. The CA can
further request for MBA giving the detailed justification for further advance. However, overall limit of the
MBA shall be 20% of the project cost. The said Bank Guarantee shall be valid upto the period of completion
of work as per A/A & E/S. The CA at his own cost shall arrange to keep Bank Guarantee valid upto
completion of work in case the work is not completed within stipulated period of completion. The CA shall
be solely responsible to ensure that the validity of Bank Guarantee is extended one month prior to expiry of
its validity, failing which NESTS shall get the Bank Guarantee encashed or adjusted the B.G. amount
against the RA bill of agencies raised by them for reimbursement as per decision of Commissioner
(NESTS). In case CA receives any interest on such Advance Payment from its contractor, the same shall be
credited to the NESTS in each RA bills accordingly. The mobilisation advance shall be recovered @ 25% of
the value of work done including contingency from each Running Account bill, till complete MBA is
recovered.
2.6 Construction Agency is responsible to ensure the quality and progress of the project. Construction
Agency shall ensure that the project is completed within the stipulated time and maintain the quality as per
norms & specifications stipulated by NESTS/CPWD.
2.7 The Construction Agency shall nominate full time regular technically qualified and experienced
engineers at each site for supervision, monitoring and execution of the project in time bound manner. The
Construction Agency shall also establish office setup in the State allotted for construction of EMRS schools.
2.8 The owner reserves the right to inspect the work through its Engineers/ Officers of any other agency
authorized by the owner from time to time. The owner shall communicate such observations, if any, for
compliance by the Construction Agency.
2.9 The Construction Agency shall furnish to the owner a security in form of Bank Guarantee for an amount
of 5% of the total Consultancy fee towards satisfactory performance of the Construction Agency towards
the contract. The Bank Guarantee has to be from a Scheduled Commercial Bank based in India.
2.10 The owner reserves the right to get the work including measurement etc. checked with reference to the
bills and accounts of Construction Agency audited by its own officers or any other agency appointed by the
owner for this purpose. Results/ findings of owner on such checking shall be final and binding upon the
Construction Agency.
2.11 EoI document dated ………………and Works allotment letter issued by NESTS vide their office letter
…………………………dated………….. Shall form part of this Agreement.
3. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CONSTRUCTION AGENCY TO OWNER:
3.1 The Construction Agency shall carry out the work through contract by calling tenders following
standard guidelines of CPWD. It shall follow the standard CPWD form No – 7/8 for percentage rate
tenders/ item rate tenders respectively with correction slips issued up to the date of approval of NIT with
suitable amendments incorporating appropriate designation etc. applicable in the Construction Agency’s
organization and other amendments as mentioned in relevant paras of this agreement. The work shall be
executed by the Construction Agency in a most diligent manner by call of competitive tenders as per the
guideline of CPWD.
3.1(a) Approval of the NESTS shall be required for acceptance of lowest tender by the competent authority
of CA. The case for approval of tender shall be submitted to NESTS as per Annexure- 1. The Original
tenders shall not be submitted. However, NESTS reserves the right to call for the original tenders and CA
shall have not right to deny such request. On grant of permission from NESTS lowest tender can be
accepted by the competent authority of CA.
3.1(b) The construction agency shall prepare the complete detailed layout plan and other building drawings
including services and development plan after detailed survey of the site and soil exploration, which shall be
submitted to NESTS for approval. The detailed estimate shall be prepared on the basis of approved layout
plan, building drawings and specification of NESTS for its building with up to date modification as per
CPWD guidelines.
3.2 The Construction Agency shall get all the works/ buildings insured till expiry of maintenance period
from a Government/ Govt. approved insurance agency. The CA shall submit Contractor All Risk (CAR) &
Workman Compensation Policy certified copies of original one to the NESTS in accordance with the
NESTS requirement and prevailing statutory laws before start of work, failing which, NESTS shall obtain
these policies and recover amount from R/A bills of CA. in case of delay in work the CA shall arrange to get
the policies extended time to time at his own cost.
3.3 The Construction Agency shall carry out the whole work in the most systematic and workman like
manner, strictly as per the architectural drawings (duly approved by NESTS), specifications and
instructions/ guidelines issued from time to time by the Owner, latest CPWD specifications with up to date
correction slips, latest editions of relevant IS Code with up to date correction slips and sound engineering
practices should be followed.
3.4 The Construction Agency shall take up the work in such a manner so as to make available the
accommodation or the work as per the priority to be fixed by the owner at the time of start of the work and
complete all buildings with essential services (internal and external) within the stipulated time of
completion.
3.5 The Construction Agency shall arrange to carry out all mandatory tests on construction materials as
prescribed in CPWD specifications and BIS Code of practice and maintain all such records of mandatory
tests conducted to ensure the quality of work. The Construction Agency shall produce copy of test reports
regularly to NESTS during inspection of works and whenever desired otherwise also.
3.6 The Construction Agency shall be fully responsible for quality, technical/ structural soundness and
effective & efficient construction management of the work. It shall ensure that all drawings issued by the
owner are thoroughly examined as per the prevailing site conditions before actual execution and any
deficiency/ defect and/ or suggestions for improvement to suit the local conditions may be brought to the
notice of the owner in writing and his approval shall be obtained before execution. No deviation from
approved drawings/ designs, specifications etc. shall be carried out without written approval of the NESTS,
HQ. Any deviation from this shall make the Construction Agency fully responsible to bear the extra cost
involved, if any.
3.7 The Construction Agency shall in consultation with Commissioner, NESTS finalize Third Party Quality
Assurance (TPQA) plan on all works costing more than Rs.5.00 crore from any IIT / NIT / Govt. Engg.
Colleges / CBRI / Other Central / State Govt. Institutes in the beginning of the project. The provision for
Third Party Quality Assurance in the A/A & E/S is on tentative basis. The expenditure provisioned in the
estimates shall however be reimbursed on actual basis on submission of documentary proof, limited to the
provision in the A/A & E/S. The CA shall arrange to get TPQA conducted at site as per agreed plan and
arrange to submit the reports at regular intervals along with RA bill reimbursement claims so raised to
Owner.
3.8 The Construction Agency shall carry out the work of water proofing treatment through specialized firm,
who shall submit the 10 years guarantee bond against leakages/ dampness on a Rs. 100/- stamp paper to the
owner as per Performa specified. The guarantee shall include rectification of works within the guarantee
period of 10 years free of cost if leakage/ dampness is reported by the owner. Guarantee bond shall be
tripartite agreement form.
The Construction Agency will be responsible to the Owner for ensuring enforcements of these guarantees.
3.9 The Construction Agency shall not assign or transfer or part with any of the rights, duties or obligations
under the agreement, wholly or partly to any other agency without the prior written consent of the Owner. It
is applicable only for construction stage work.
3.10 All defects notice during the currency of the contract and, also during the defect liability period of 12
months after completion of the work except those pertaining to leakage/ dampness which are governed by
clause 3.8 above shall be got completely and satisfactorily rectified by the Construction Agency
immediately after notifying the defects without any extra payment for the same. In case the defects are such
as cannot be rectified or the Construction Agency fails to rectify these satisfactorily and completely, the
Owner reserves his right to accept the work at reduced rates (provided defects are non-structural) or to get
the rectification work done at the risk and cost of the Construction Agency. The decision of the Owner, in
this regard, shall be final and binding on the Construction Agency.
3.11 The land shall be made available to CA for construction, free from all encumbrances. Any cost towards
clearance of land and change in land use shall be borne by the owner, as per actual. The Construction
Agency shall, forthwith take possession of the site from the owner and keep it free from all encroachments
till completion and handing over of the work.
3.12 The Construction Agency shall ensure that associated development works and bulk services are
simultaneously carried out so as to make the buildings functional immediately on completion. Any building
even if it is physically ready for occupation, shall be deemed to be completed only from the date the services
like water supply, sewerage and electricity are made available for it, by the Construction Agency.
3.13 The Construction Agency shall comply with the Fair Wage Clause and CPWD Contractor’s Labour
Regulations mentioned in the section 34 of latest CPWD Works Manual.
3.14 The Construction Agency shall periodically submit Running Account (RA) bills in the prescribed
Performa for the work done provided it is not less than 10% of A/A & E/S amount. All running bills shall be
accompanied with the photographs in sufficient nos. and angles illustrating the progress of work and for
which claims raised in RA bill is evident. The photographs shall be duly signed by the Construction
Agency. The RA bill shall also accompany the progress chart showing status of work against agreed
schedule, delays and way to mitigate such delays. The bills not submitted on the prescribed format may not
be considered for payment. TDS shall be deducted on prescribed norms of the Govt. enforce time to time
from the bills.
3.15 The Construction Agency shall claim the reimbursement of running bills on the basis of bonafide
expenditure incurred and /or booked on the works. It shall submit expenditure statement duly verified by the
competent authority of their Finance/ Accounts Wing along with necessary certificates. The gross
expenditure shall, however, be limited to the amount of Administrative Approval & Expenditure sanction.
3.16 The Construction Agency shall submit the completion certificate, duly signed by the competent
technical authority of their organization on the prescribed Performa within 30 days after the completion date
before the buildings and work are inspected by the owner for taking over.
3.17 Within Six months of completion of the works, the Construction Agency shall submit the final bill in
the prescribed Performa with required details duly checked and audited by the Competent, Technical and
Financial authorities of the Construction Agency. “The Construction Agency shall record the final
measurement & finalize the bill with their contractor and final claim so determined shall be raised
with NESTS for final settlement”. Final payment will not be released unless completion drawings and
structural drawings (as actually followed for execution) as well as completion drawings of services and
standard measurements needed for the periodical maintenance works and certificate of handing over of
buildings and services as per formats are submitted by the Construction Agency to NESTS along with
original guarantees for 10 years for water/ leak proofing works referred to in clause 3.8 above.
3.18 The Construction Agency at the time of formally handing over of the building to owner, shall also,
submit the completion drawings and standard measurement books for all the items of buildings/ works
needed for periodical repairs and maintenance.
3.19 The Construction Agency while submitting the final bill shall also submit the structural stability
certificate
4.0 TIME FOR COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT
4.1 The total time required for completion of the works shall be as mentioned in the A/A &E/S. The
Construction Agency immediately within 15 days of issue of A/A & E/S shall submit program chart for pre-
construction planning activities (detailed component-wise). The total time for completion of project includes
the time required for Pre-Construction activities also. The program chart for, construction activities shall be
drawn by CA with its contractor immediately on award of work and submit to NESTS for monitoring.
4.2 If the Construction Agency fails to maintain the required progress in terms of para 4 or to complete the
work and clear the site on or before extended date of completion, it shall, without prejudice to any other
right or remedy available under the law to NESTS on account of such breach, compensation @ Rs. 10,000/-
(Rupees Ten Thousand Only) per week of delay, subject to max. of 10% of service charges. The decision of
NESTS regarding amount of compensation and period of unjustified delay shall be the final and binding on
the construction agency. In case CA recovers any compensation for delay or Liquidated damages from its
contractor on account of any unjustified delay, the same shall be credit to NESTS.
5.0 NOTICE AND TERMINATION OF THE AGREEMENT:
5.1 By the owner:
The owner shall have right to terminate the agreement and / or reduce the scope of work mentioned in A/A
& E/S or the agreement with the Construction Agency without assigning any reason thereof and giving 4
(Four) weeks’ notice to the Construction Agency. In the event of termination of the contract and / or
reduction in scope of work mentioned in A/A & E/S or agreement, no claim of the Construction Agency,
arising out of such action of the owner shall be entertained by the owner. In the event of such termination,
the Construction Agency shall stop the work and shall submit the measurements of the work actually done
up to the date of termination of contract duly checked and certified by the competent technical authority of
his organization within one month after issue of the termination, failing which the owner reserves the right
to have the measurement taken without any further notice and the measurement so taken will be binding
upon the Construction Agency. Also, full outstanding amount lying with the Construction Agency shall be
refunded to the owner within two months of the date of termination”. The payment due to the contractor and
the PMC charge for the work carried out up to date of termination shall be paid by the owner.
5.2 On such termination surplus material lying at site and T&P, if any, will not be taken over by the Owner.
Construction Agency will therefore include a clause in its contract agreement with the contractor that in the
event, this agreement with the NESTS is terminated as given in clause 5.1, the agreement between
Construction Agency and Contractor will automatically stand terminated and that he should take away T&P
and surplus materials from the site of work after the joint measurements are taken of the same.
6.0 SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES:
6.1 Disputes between Construction Agency and Contractor(s) appointed by the Construction Agency.
“The disputes between Construction Agency and its contractors shall be resolved by the Construction
Agency themselves and NESTS shall not be responsible for any liabilities whatsoever arising out of such
dispute/ claims made by other parties. All claims in favour of the contractor as per the arbitration award or
court order may be submitted by CA to the owner who will then take a decision regarding payment of the
claim or a portion of the claim on satisfying itself that such claims have arisen in spite of proper supervision
and due diligence and all actions taken reasonably within its power by the CA.
6.2 DISPUTES BETWEEN OWNER AND CONSTRUCTION AGENCY:
In the event of any dispute or differences relating to the interpretation and applications of the provisions of
commercial contracts(s) between Construction Agency, a Centre Public Sector Undertakings (CPSE) and
NESTS, a body under Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India, such dispute shall be taken up by
either party for resolution through AMRCD (Administrative Mechanism for Resolution of CPSE Disputes )
as mentioned in DPE F. No 4(1)/2013-DPE(GM)/FTS-1835 , dated 22.05.2018.
6.3 In case of any contradiction in terms & condition between A/A & E/S and clauses of Agreement, the
clauses of Agreement shall prevail over the terms & condition of A/A & E/S issued.
7.0 Other Conditions:
7.1 Effectiveness of Contract;
This contract shall come into effect on the date the Contract is signed by both parties.
7.2 Confidentiality
Both the parties shall not disclose any proprietary or confidential information relating to the project, the
services, this Agreement or the owner’s business or operations without the prior written consent of the other
party.
In order to maintain confidentiality of the assignment, CA shall not share details of projects including
agreement conditions with any agency / organization / individual other than owner.
7.4 Force Majeure
7.4.1 Any failure or delay in the performance by either party hereto of its obligations under his Contract
shall not constitute a breach thereof or give rise to any claims for damages if, and to the extent that it
is caused by occurrences beyond the control of the party affected, namely, acts of God, floods,
explosions, wars, riots, storms, earthquakes, insurrection, epidemic or other natural disasters. The
party so affected shall continue to take all actions reasonably within its power to comply as far as
possible with its obligations under this Contract. The affected party shall promptly notify the other
party after the occurrence of the relevant event and shall use every reasonable effort to minimize the
effects of such event and act in all good faith with due care and diligence.
7.4.2 Breach of Contract: The failure of a party to fulfil any of its obligations under the contract shall not be
considered to be a breach of, or default under this contract insofar as such inability arise from an event
of Force Majeure, provided that the party affected by such an event (a) has taken all reasonable
precautions, due care and reasonable alternative measures in order to carry out the terms and
conditions of this contract, and (b) has informed the other party as soon as possible about the
occurrence of such an event.
7.4.3 Extension of Time: Any period within which a Party shall, pursuant to this Contract, complete any
action or task, shall be extended for a period equal to the time during which such Party was unable to
perform such action as a result of Force Majeure.
7.4.4 Payments: During the period of their inability to perform the services as a result of an event of Force
Majeure or for no fault of Construction Agency penalties shall not be entitled to continue to be paid
under the terms of this contract.
7.5 Change in the Applicable Law:
If, after the date of this Agreement, there is any change in the Applicable Law with respect to taxes and
duties which increases or decreases the cost of services rendered by the Construction Agency, then the
remuneration and reimbursable expenses otherwise payable to the Construction Agency under this contract
shall be increased or decreased accordingly by Agreement between the parties and corresponding
adjustments shall be made to the amount referred to in Clauses as the case may be.
IN WITNESS WHERE OF THE PARTIES HERE TO HAVE SET UNTO THEIR HANDS AND
SEALS THE DAY AND YEAR FIRST ABOVE WRITTEN.
For and on behalf of
Construction Agency (with
full address)
For and on behalf of
National Education
Society for Tribal
Students
WITNESSES WITNESSES
1…………………………… 1…………………………………..
2…………………………… 2……………………………………
APPENDIX-A
TERMS OF REFERENCE: SCOPE OF SERVICES
1.0 Scope of Services to be provided by Construction Agency
The brief scope of services on part of the Construction Agency shall include the services as may be
assigned by the NESTS in general but not limited to the following:
1.1 Providing all engineering services on EPC basis (Engineering Procurement Construction) for
creating desired infrastructure. The services will include in general as described but not limited to
the same. The agency is expected to make the assigned project functional and complete in all
respects.
1.1.1 Architectural Consultancy
The architectural consultancy shall include in general detailed site survey, preparation of survey
plans, preparation of Master Plan, Architectural layouts of buildings, elevations, sections, detailed
working drawing, Structural Drawings, detailed Engineering. The details are as below but not limited
to:
i. Obtain approval of NESTS for the conceptual plan/s of project
ii. Preparation of layout and detailed Architectural plans, individual building plans, detailed working
drawings, Structural drawings, drawings of buildings, plumbing, sanitary, water supply, electrical
services, fire protection services, telephone, wiring, landscaping etc. as per requirement and
submission to concerned local bodies, wherever necessary and to obtain their approval if
required before and after completion of work. The Structural Design of building shall be
earthquake resistance with suitable foundation as per detailed soil investigation.
iii. Vetting of Structural drawings before execution from IIT/NIT/reputed Govt. Engg. College
iv. Preparation of Preliminary Estimate/Detailed Estimate (Technical Sanction) on the basis of
DPAR 2012/DSR with prevailing Cost Index approved by CPWD.
1.1.2 Project Management Consultancy
The Project Management Consultancy shall include Value Engineering, Tendering, Execution,
Supervision, Quality Control, Maintenance, disbursement of fund to contracting agencies, Resource
optimization etc. The scope of services shall include the services but not limited to the following:
i. Complete construction of projects through contractors/vendors for work and supply of materials
and labours or both, by way of time scheduling, monitoring, supervision, quality
assurance/control, accounting, payment bills and taxes, royalty, GST, cess etc.
ii. Adherence to the timelines indicates in the project documents.
iii. Co-ordination with all other agencies, local authorities/bodies for implementation of project as
per requirement of site conditions and local bye-laws.
iv. Invitation of tenders giving wide publicity as per GFR 2017 norms and award of works.
v. Supervision and Quality control as per CPWD specifications/BIS codes of practice.
vi. After completion, handing over the project to NESTS in complete shape between NESTS and
the Agency along with a hard copy and soft copy of full set of completed drawings.
vii. Any other services as included in the specific sanction of project.
2. Area and Layout Design
Sl.
No Features Unit
Area
(in Sq.m)
Total Area
(in Sq.m)
Propose
d Cost
(Cost as
per
DPAR
2012/DS
R)
Remarks
A School Building (G+1)
1 Class Room 16 40.58 649.28 Strength of 30 students
per classroom
2 Computer Lab 1 81.16 81.16
3 Science Labs 3 81.16 243.48 Includinginstruction
room and store room
4 Math Labs 1 40.58 40.58 (Equivalent to class
room size)
5 Language Lab/Art and
Craft Room 1 40.58 40.58
(Equivalent to class
room size)
6 Recreation Room 1 40.58 40.58
(For common purpose
and indoor sports
purpose)
7 Library 1 91.92 91.92
8 Boys Toilet 2 40.58 81.16 1 Block each with 4
WC, 10 Urinals & 4
Wash Basin(Including
Handicapped toilets
with Ramp and
Handrail)
9 Girls Toilet 2 40.58 81.16
10 Principal Room 1 40.58 40.58 With attached Toilet
11 Vice Principal Room 1 20.58 20.58
12 Office Room 1 40.58 40.58
13 Medical Room 1 14.44 14.44
14 Staff Room (Male) 1 20.29 20.29
15 Staff Room (Female) 1 20.29 20.29
16 Staff Toilet (Male) 1 10.00 10.00 1 Block each with 1
WC, 1 Urinals & 1
WASH Basin as per
Indian Standard
Institution clause
Sanitary fittings for
School
17 Staff Toilet (Female) 1 10.00 10.00
18 Physically Handicapped
Toilet 4 0.00 0.00
Inside the boys’ and
girls’ toilet
19 Security Room 1 0.00 0.00 Provision at Main Gate
20 Store Room 1 20.29 20.29
21 Circulation Area 1033.05 Maximum
Sl.
No Features Unit
Area
(in Sq.m)
Total Area
(in Sq.m)
Propose
d Cost
(Cost as
per
DPAR
2012/DS
R)
Remarks
Total Civil Work 0.00
Total Sanitary Work 0.00
Total Electrical Work 0.00
School Building Carpet
Area 1546.95
School Building Plinth
Area 2580.00
Sub Total (A) 0.00
B Boys Hostel (G+1)
1 Dormitories 30 34.70 1041.12 30 rooms with 8 beds
per room
2 Bathroom and
Toilets
8 32.68 261.44 Each unit contain (4
WC,4 Bathroom, 3
Wash basin)
3 Warden Residence cum
Office
1 80.00 80.00 Close to Hostel Building
4 Study Room 1 31.25 31.25
5 Store Room 1 11.90 11.90
6 Laundry Area
Included in circulation
area
7 Physically Handicapped
Toilet
2 0.00 0.00 Include in circulation
area near to ground
floor toilet blocks
8 Circulation Area
934.29 Maximum Total Civil Work
0.00
Total Sanitary Work
0.00 Total Electrical Work
0.00
Boys Hostel Carpet Area
1425.71 Boys Hostel Plinth Area
2360.00
Sub Total (B) 0.00
C Girls Hostel (G+1)
1 Dormitories 30 34.70 1041.12 30 rooms with 8 beds
per room
2 Bathroom and
Toilets
8 32.68 261.44 Each unit contain (4
WC,4 Bathroom, 3
Wash basin)
3 Warden Room cum
Office 1 80.00 80.00
Close to Hostel Building
4 Study Room 1 31.25 31.25
Sl.
No Features Unit
Area
(in Sq.m)
Total Area
(in Sq.m)
Propose
d Cost
(Cost as
per
DPAR
2012/DS
R)
Remarks
5 Store Room 1 11.90 11.90
6 Laundry Area
Included in circulation
area
7 Physically Handicapped
Toilet
2 0.00 0.00 Include in circulation
area near to ground
floor toilet blocks
8 Circulation Area
934.29 Maximum Total Civil Work
0.00
Total Sanitary Work
0.00 Total Electrical Work
0.00
Boys Hostel Carpet Area
1425.71 Boys Hostel Plinth Area
2360.00
Sub Total (B) 0.00
D Kitchen & Dinning Hall
1 Kitchen 1 210.00 210.00 with store and pantry
room
2 Store Room 1 0.00 0.00 Included in Kitchen
3 Dining Room (Boys) 1 150.00 150.00 Includes Wash basin
4 Dining Room (Girls) 1 150.00 150.00 Includes Wash basin
5 Hand Wash/ Utensil
Cleaning Area
1 0.00 0.00 Included in Dining
space
6 Pantry 1 0.00 0.00 Included in Kitchen
space
7 Circulation Area
40.00 Hand wash and other
use Total Civil Work
0.00
Total Sanitary Work
0.00 Total Electrical Work
0.00
Kitchen & Dinning-Carpet
Area
510.00
Kitchen & Dinning-Plinth
Area 550.00
Sub Total (D) 0.00
E Principal Quarter
1 Bed Rooms 3 13.48 40.44
2 Toilet 3 3.51 10.53
3 Kitchen 1 8.06 8.06
4 Dinning 1 16.38 16.38
5 Drawing Room 1 18.00 18.00
Sl.
No Features Unit
Area
(in Sq.m)
Total Area
(in Sq.m)
Propose
d Cost
(Cost as
per
DPAR
2012/DS
R)
Remarks
6 Balcony/Varandah 1 0.00 0.00 Included in circulation
area
7 Store 1 2.70 2.70
8 Office 1 6.31 6.31
9 Circulation Area 27.58 Total Civil Work 0.00 Total Sanitary Work 0.00 Total Electrical Work 0.00
Principal Residence-
carpet Area 102.42
Principal Residence-
Plinth Area 130.00
Sub Total (E) 130.00 0.00
F Type III Quarter (15 nos)
1 Bed Rooms 2*15 11.02 330.45 CPWD
2 Toilet 2*15 3.87 115.95 CPWD
3 Kitchen 1*15 8.60 129.00 With utility balcony
4 Dinning 1*15 17.28 259.20 CPWD
5 Drawing Room 1*15 0.00 0.00 Included in dining area
6 Balcony 1*15 6.50 97.50 CPWD
7 Circulation Area 268.00
Total Civil Work 0.00 Total Sanitary Work 0.00 Total Electrical Work 0.00 Type III-carpet Area 932.00 Type III-Plinth Area 1200.00 Sub Total (F) 1200.00 0.00
G Type II Quarter (10 nos)
1 Bed Rooms 2*10 9.75 195.00 CPWD
2 Toilet 2*10 3.87 77.40 CPWD
3 Kitchen 1*10 7.30 73.00 With utility balcony
4 Dinning 1*10 13.62 136.20 CPWD
5 Drawing Room 1*10 6.00 60.00 Included in dining area
6 Balcony 1*10 6.50 65.00 CPWD
7 Circulation Area 93.40 Total Civil Work 0.00 Total Sanitary Work 0.00 Total Electrical Work 0.00
Type II-carpet Area 606.60 Type II-Plinth Area 700.00
Sl.
No Features Unit
Area
(in Sq.m)
Total Area
(in Sq.m)
Propose
d Cost
(Cost as
per
DPAR
2012/DS
R)
Remarks
Sub Total (G) 0.00
H Guest House
1 Bed Room 2 11.02 22.03 CPWD
2 Drawing Cum Dinning 1 17.28 17.28 CPWD
3 Kitchen cum Pantry 1 8.60 8.60 CPWD
4 Toilet 1 3.87 3.87 CPWD
5 Balcony 1 6.50 6.50 CPWD
6 Caretaker Room 1 11.02 11.02 CPWD (Bed room Size)
7 Circulation Area 10.70 Total Civil Work 0.00 Total Sanitary Work 0.00 Total Electrical Work 0.00 Guest House-carpet Area 69.30 Guest House-Plinth Area 80.00 Sub Total (H) 80.00 0.00
I Sports Facility
1 Play Ground 1 Mandatory One Play field of size
190mx110m (having
400m/200m track)
2 Kho Kho May be play at Volley
Ball Court
3 Basketball 2 Mandatory 40x30 Sqm Separate (B+G)
4 Volley Ball 2 Mandatory 40x30 Sqm Separate (B+G)
5 Archery 1 Mandatory 2500
Total Civil Work 0.00 Total Sanitary Work 0.00 Total Electrical Work 0.00 Sub Total (I) 0.00
J Fire Fighting
1 School YES Mandatory
2 Hostel YES Mandatory
3 Quarter YES Mandatory Total Civil Work 0.00 Total Sanitary Work 0.00 Total Electrical Work 0.00 Sub Total (J) 0.00
K Drinking Water
1 Sump RCC underground
sump (1.0 lakh litre) 80
CPWD
2 Deep Boring 2 CPWD
Sl.
No Features Unit
Area
(in Sq.m)
Total Area
(in Sq.m)
Propose
d Cost
(Cost as
per
DPAR
2012/DS
R)
Remarks
3 Overhead Tank 50,000 litres CPWD
4 External Water Supply
System As per requirements
Total Civil Work 0.00 Total Sanitary Work 0.00 Total Electrical Work 0.00 Sub Total (K) 80 0.00
L Green Features
1 Recharge Pit YES Mandatory
2 Solar Power Plant May be planned through
Ministry of New and
Renewable Energy
3 Solar Water Heaters YES Mandatory As per requirements
4 Kitchen Waste Disposal
Unit YES Mandatory
5 Compost Pit YES Mandatory
6 Dust Bins YES Mandatory
7 Solar Street Lights YES Mandatory
8 Rain Water Harvesting YES Mandatory
9 Storm Water drain YES Mandatory
10 Eco Friendly Sewage
System YES Mandatory
Total Civil Work 0.00 Total Sanitary Work 0.00 Total Electrical Work 0.00 Sub Total (L) 0.00
M Horticulture / Landscaping
1 Landscaping YES Mandatory
2 Herbal Garden YES Mandatory
3 Plantation YES Mandatory
4 RCC Benches YES Mandatory
5 Dustbins YES Mandatory
6 Campus Development YES Mandatory
7
Electric Substation,
Generator, External
Water Supplier, Irrigation
System, Parking Area)
YES Mandatory
Total Civil Work 0.00 Total Sanitary Work 0.00 Total Electrical Work 0.00
Sl.
No Features Unit
Area
(in Sq.m)
Total Area
(in Sq.m)
Propose
d Cost
(Cost as
per
DPAR
2012/DS
R)
Remarks
Sub Total (M) 0.00
N Others
1 Boundary Wall (1.8 Meter
Height) YES Mandatory
2.6 mt Height, 1.8
Masonry work and 0.8
concertino wire
2 Entry Gate with Security
Room YES Mandatory
As per NBC (Minimum
W- 6 M X H- 4.5 M)
Included in building
work cost
3 Flag Hoisting Stage YES Mandatory
4 Doors & Windows with
Mosquito Net YES Mandatory
5 Internal Roads YES Mandatory As per site
requirements
6 Internal pathways YES Mandatory As per site
requirements
7 Electric substation YES Mandatory
8 Pump room YES Mandatory
9 Surface Drain including
culvert YES Mandatory (With Storm Water)
11 Smart Class Room Mandatory Only wiring work
12 External Electrical Work YES Mandatory Connection, services
etc
13 Levelling YES Mandatory As per site
requirements
14 Filtered Water Supply YES As per requirements
15
SITC of substation
equipment (200/250 KVA
Transformer)
YES Mandatory (1. Substation building
and transformer)
16 SITC of DG set (25 KVA) YES Mandatory
17 SITC UPS (5 KVA) YES Mandatory
18
Payment to Local
Electrical Supply
Authority
19 CCTV Facility YES Mandatory As per requirements Total Civil Work 0.00 Total Sanitary Work 0.00 Total Electrical Work 0.00 Sub Total (N) 0.00 Total Plinth Area 10,040.00
Sl.
No Features Unit
Area
(in Sq.m)
Total Area
(in Sq.m)
Propose
d Cost
(Cost as
per
DPAR
2012/DS
R)
Remarks
Total Cost (A to N)
3. Proposed Layout and Façade Designs
10. TYPE II QUARTER
11. PLAYGROUND5
12. Archery 12
1 2
34 56 6
7
89 9 10
11
LEGENDS
1. SCHOOL
2. AUDITORIUM
3. BOY’S DORMITORY
4. GIRLS’S DORMITORY
5. DINING BLOCK
6. WARDEN RESIDENCE
7. PRINCIPAL’S RESIDENCE
8. GUEST HOUSE
9. TYPE III QUARTERS
SITE AREA = 15 ACRE
(212 M x 287.3 M) APPROX
GROUND COVERAGE: 14.5%
12
7
SCHOOL BUILDING FRONT
ELEVATION
TY
PIC
AL C
LA
SS
RO
OM
SE
AT
ING
LA
YO
UT
32 STUDENT
CAPACITY CLASSROOM
(6370 X 6370)
700 600600
1
0
11
HOSTEL BUILDING FRONT
ELEVATION
1
2
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
AREA: 1138 sqm (TOTAL AREA = 2280 sqmt)
HOSTEL
BUILDING 8
BEDDED
LEGENDS
1. 8 BEDDED ROOM (7230X 4800)
2. ENTRANCE FOYER (3860X
4180)
3. WARDEN RESIDENCE (80 Sqm)
4. COMMON ROOM(3860X4180)
5. SICK ROOM(2800X5400)
6. TOILET BLOCK(4300X7600)
7. DIFF. TOILET
8. DRINKING WATER
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
12
3
4 5
66
6 6
7
7
8
8
3
1
3
FIRST FLOOR
PLAN AREA: 1142
SQM
HOSTEL
BUILDING 8
BEDDED
LEGENDS
1. 8 BEDDED ROOM (7230X4800)
2. TOILET BLOCK(4300X7600)
3. DRINKING WATER
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
22
2 2
3
3
ROOM BLOW UP
16
1200mm
1800mm 900mm
450mm
1800mm
CUPBOAR
D
(750x600)
BE
D
STUD
Y
TABL
E
HOSTEL
BUILDING
1
7
KITCHEN &
DINING BLOCK
GROUND FLOOR
PLAN
AREA: 550 SQM
GROUND FLOOR
PLAN AREA :130 SQM
PRINCIPAL’S
QUARTER
1
8
2
1
GUEST
HOUSE
TYPICAL GROUND FLOOR
PLAN
Area = 80 sqmt
(APPENDIX – B)
PAYMENT SCHEDULE
1.0 Total Consultancy Fee Payable:
The consultancy fee payable for the consultancy services will be as per the following details:
Sl. No. State No. of
Schools
Type of
Terrain
PMC service charge (in
%age of Final
Construction Cost)
GST shall be paid extra as on prevailing rates.
1.1 Terms of Payment
The work is proposed to the interested shortlisting agency on concept to commission basis. Therefore, terms
of payment have been drawn up as per the milestone given below:
Milestone and Payment Terms
Phase-1
Stage Sl.
No.
Milestone % Payment
of Service
Charges to
PMC
Cumulative %
payment of
Service
Charges to
PMC
% Payment for
Construction
(CA Amount)
Cumulative %
payment for
Construction
(CA Amount)
Stage 1 1 Approval of Master
Plan
2 Approval of
TYPE III
QUARTERS
TYPICAL FLOOR
PLAN
1
9
TYPE II
QUARTERS
TYPICAL FLOOR
PLAN2
0
Preliminary
Architectural
Design
20%
20%
-
- 3 Clearances and
Approvals from
Statutory bodies and
basic working
drawings
Stage 2 4 Submission of Draft
DPR
5 Proof Checking and
approval of DPR by
the
Ministry/NESTS
Stage 3 6 Approval of Tender
Document & Award
of Contract
20% 40% 10%** 10%**
** The CA shall be paid interest free mobilization advance @10% of the AA & E/S as first instalment on
written request and on submission of Bank Guarantee, in favour of NESTS from a scheduled bank in the
prescribed Performa. However, release of mobilization advance will be subject to availability of fund with
NESTS. The CA can further request for MBA giving the detailed justification for further advance. However,
overall limit of the MBA shall be 20% of the project cost.
Phase-2
Stage
4
Sl.
No. Milestone
%
Payment
of
Service
Charges
to PMC
Cumulative %
payment of
Service
Charges to
PMC
% Payment for
Construction
(project Cost)
Cumulative %
payment for
Construction
(Project cost)
1 Completion of
Work
a. 20% completion
of work
10% 50% 15% 25%
b. 40% completion
of work
10% 60% 15% 40%
c. 60% completion
of work
10% 70% 20% 60%
d. 80% completion
of work
10% 80% 20% 80%
e. 100%
completion
including all
clearances and
approvals
including
occupancy
certificates
10% 90% 18% 98%
f. Successful
completion of
Defect Liability
period of 12
months (DLP)
10% 100% 2% 100%
Note: Completion of Scope of work for the Construction Agency will be considered only after the
completion of stage 4.
1. Clause for Performance Security as per GFR Rule 171.
i. The Successful Bidder shall furnish to the Client a security in the form of a bank guarantee for an
amount of 5% of the total Assignment Fee towards satisfactory performance of the services as
mentioned in the Contract. The Bank Guarantee has to be from a scheduled Commercial bank based
in India. The Performance Security shall be furnished within the time limit.
ii. Failure of the successful Bidder to submit the required Performance Security shall constitute
sufficient grounds for the annulment of the award of the contract and forfeiture of the Bid Security.
iii. The said Bank Guarantee shall be valid upto the period of completion of work as per A/A & E/S.
The CA at his own cost shall arrange to keep B.G. valid upto completion of work in case the work is
not completed within stipulated period of completion.
Annexure-1
Performa for request for approval of Excess amount beyond the AA & ES