Gujarat Government Tender for Construction of Minor Bridge on Bhadi Kharod Kapodra Road

The scope of work includes:

• Site assessment and preparation for bridge construction
• Foundation work including pile driving and substructure
• Superstructure construction with suitable materials
• Installation of safety features and finishing works
• Compliance with technical specifications detailed in the tender documents

The process involves:

1. Site clearance and initial assessment
2. Foundation and substructure work as per approved design
3. Erection of bridge superstructure using specified materials
4. Installation of safety barriers and finishing touches
5. Final inspection and handover to the department

All work must adhere to the specifications outlined in the tender documents, including safety, quality, and environmental guidelines.

The bridge must be constructed following the technical standards specified in the tender documents, including IS codes. The foundation should be designed to withstand local soil conditions, and the superstructure must meet durability and safety standards. Construction materials should be of approved quality, with concrete strength not less than M20 and steel reinforcement conforming to IS 456 standards. The process involves sequential steps:

• Site survey and soil testing
• Foundation laying as per design
• Superstructure erection with pre-fabricated or cast-in-situ components
• Installation of safety barriers and drainage systems
• Final quality inspection and compliance check

Technical parameters are detailed in the specifications index and BOQ documents, ensuring adherence to all safety and durability standards.

The estimated project cost is approximately 51.4 million INR, with a bid offer validity of 120 days. The financial proposal must include a detailed breakdown of costs, including materials, labor, equipment, and overheads, as per the BOQ. Payment terms are typically milestone-based, with initial mobilization, progress payments, and final settlement upon completion. Bidders must submit an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) equivalent to the specified amount, payable in Indian Rupees. The tender fee of 12,000 INR is non-refundable and must be paid along with the bid submission. All financial transactions should be documented and compliant with government procurement policies.