Govt. of West Bengal extends date of bid submission for civil works
Irrigation and waste department of west bengal has published a 1st CORRIGENDUM NOTICE in connection with e-N.I.T No. - WBIW/EE/JID/e-NIT-02/23-24 due to some unavoidable circumstances Bid submission end date is extended to 08.05.2023 from its initial deadline of May 2, 2023.
The tender seeks civil works to be completed in 120 days. As per the tender, the bid validity will be 120 days, and it will be an open bidding process. The bid submission period began on April 25, 2023 and will end on May 8, 2023.
The complete BID document can be viewed and downloaded from the e-procurement portal https://wbtenders.gov.in/nicgep/app
Essential details:
Project Estimated Value: ₹ 2,16,885Product Category: Civil works
Bid Validity (Days): 120
Period of Work: 120 days
Tender ID -2023_IWD_518161_8
Tender Ref. No.: WBIW/EE/JID/e-NIT-02/23-24
Payment mode: Online
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