EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

(EOI)

Title of Consulting Service: IFSCQP/Consultancy-

01/PVIWRMP-077/78

Method of Consulting Service: National

Project Name : Master Plan Preparation of Paanchkhal Valley Integrated

Water Resources Management Project (PVIWRMP)
EOI : IFSCQP/EoI-01/PVIWRMP
Office Name: Irrigation Feasibility Study and Construction Quality Program
Office Address: Jawalakhel, Lalitpur Lalitpur Lalitpur

Funding agency : Government Budget

 Abbreviations

CV - Curriculum Vitae
DO - Development Partner

EA - Executive Agency
EOI - Expression of Interest
GON - Government of Nepal
PAN - Permanent Account Number
PPA - Public Procurement Act
PPR - Public Procurement Regulation
TOR - Terms of Reference
VAT - Value Added Tax
Table of Contents

Section I. A. Request for Expression of Interest 4

Section II. B. Instructions for submission of Expression of Interest 6
Section III. C. Objective of Consultancy Services or Brief TOR 8
Section IV. D. Evaluation of Consultant's EOI Application 17
Section V. E. EOI Forms and Formats 20
 A. Request for
Expression of Interest
 Request for Expression of Interest
Government of Nepal (GoN)
Name of Employer: Irrigation Feasibility Study and Construction Quality Program

Date: 09-12-2020 00:00

Name of Project: Master Plan Preparation of Paanchkhal Valley Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PVIWRMP)

1. Government of Nepal (GoN) has allocated fund toward the cost of Master Plan Preparation of Paanchkhal Valley Integrated
Water Resources Management Project (PVIWRMP) and intend to apply portion of this fund to eligible payments under the
Contract for which this Expression of Interest is invited for National consulting service
2. The Irrigation Feasibility Study and Construction Quality Program now invites Expression of Interest (EOI) from eligible
consulting firms (“consultant”) to provide the following consulting services: The main objective of the study is to prepare a
master plan for optimum use of available water resources in an integrated manner of paanchkhal valley & Mahadhevsthan
Valley.

3. Interested eligible consultants may obtain further information and EOI document free of cost at the address Irrigation
Feasibility Study and Construction Quality Program,https://ppmo.gov.np/ during office hours on or before 24-12-2020 12:00 or
visit e-GP system www.bolpatra.gov.np/egp or visit the client’s website http://www.ifscqp.dwri.gov.np/
4. Consultants may associate with other consultants to enhance their qualifications.

5. Expressions of interest shall be delivered online through e-GP system www.bolpatra.gov.np/egp on or before 24-12-2020 12:00

6. In case the last date of obtaining and submission of the EOI documents happens to be a holiday, the next working day will be
deemed as the due date but the time will be the same as stipulated.
7. EOI will be assessed based on Qualification 40.0 %, Experience 50.0 %, and Capacity 10.0 % of consulting firm and key
personnel. Based on evaluation of EOI, only shortlisted firms will be invited to submit technical and financial proposal through
a request for proposal.
8. Minimum score to pass the EOI is 60
B. Instructions for Submission of Expression of
 Instructions for Submission of Expression of Interest
1. Expression of Interest may be submitted by a sole firm or a joint venture of consulting firms.

2. Interested consultants must provide information indicating that they are qualified to perform the services (descriptions,
organization and employee and of the firm or company, description of assignments of similar nature completed in the last 7
years and their location, experience in similar conditions, general qualifications and the key personnel to be involved in the
proposed assignment).
3. This expression of interest is open to all eligible consulting firm.

4. In case, the applicant is individual consultant, details of similar assignment experience, their location in the previous 4 years and
audited balance sheet and bio data shall be considered for evaluation.
5. The assignment has been scheduled for a period of Twelve Months. Expected date of commencement of the assignment is 01-
03-2021.
6. A Consultant will be selected in accordance with the QCBS method.

7. Expression of Interest should contain following information:

(i) A covering letter addressed to the representative of the client on the official letter head of company duly signed by
authorized signatory.
(ii) Applicants shall provide the following information in the respective formats given in the EOI document:

• EOI Form: Letter of Application (Form 1)

• EOI Form: Applicant’s Information (Form 2)

• EOI Form: Work Experience Details (Form 3(A), 3(B) & 3(C))

• EOI Form: Capacity Details (Form 4)

• EOI Form: Key Experts List (form 5).

8. Applicants may submit additional information with their application but shortlisting will be based on the evaluation of
information requested and included in the formats provided in the EOI document.
9. The Expression of Interest (EOI) document must be duly completed and submitted in sealed envelope and should be clearly
marked as “EOI Application for Short-listing for the Master Plan Preparation of Paanchkhal Valley Integrated Water Resources
Management Project (PVIWRMP).The Envelope should also clearly indicate the name and address of the Applicant.
Alternatively, applicants can submit their EOI application through e-GP system by using the forms and instructions provided by
the system.
10. The completed EOI document must be submitted on or before the date and address mentioned in the “Request for Expression of
Interest”. In case the submission falls on public holiday the submission can be made on the next working day. Any EOI
Document received after the closing time for submission of proposals shall not be considered for evaluation.
C. Objective of Consultancy Services or Brief TOR
 Brief TOR

1. background
Nepal has a great task ahead to enhance the agricultural production by improving and increasing
reliable and adequate irrigation facilities to meet the food requirement of ever increasing population.
So building-up a reliable and year-round-irrigation system especially in the rural area is the pressing
need of the country to ensure food security and to lower down the level of poverty, through increased
agricultural productivity.
Water resources that are primarily needed for irrigation development are abundantly available in the
country if considered on annual basis. Most of the irrigation systems in Nepal draw water from small
and medium sized rivers which have sufficient flows during wet months of June to September and dry
up or have little discharges during the remaining months. To meet poverty alleviation, the Department
of Water Resources and Irrigation (DWRI) wants to develop irrigation infrastructure where it is
techno-economically viable. In line with this responsibility, various large and other complex projects
are implemented under the auspices of DWRI. Various irrigation development programs have been
launched; the larger ones are implemented as separate project whereas small projects are implemented
in a cluster of sub-projects approach.
Nepal is a country full of diversity. From the world's highest peak, Mount Everest, to the world's
lowest Arun Valley lies in this country. There are eight mountains above 8000 m height out of Ten in
the world, there are about 1 / 3rd of the total area is flat land . There are many valleys like Kathmandu
Valley, Chitwan Valley, Dang Valley, Kamala Valley, Paanckhal Valley, Arun Valley, Deukhuri
Valley. Valleys are mostly flat lands surrounded by mountains that are fed by many rivers and such
valleys may have great potential for agriculture. However, due to lack of integrated management for
sustainable use of water resources in such valleys, lack of technology to collect water from water
sources and lack of budget for diversion of water from large rivers, the state has not been able to get
agricultural benefit from such valleys.

The Paanchkhal & Mahadhevsthan Valleys are such valleys that have not been able to be remarkably
successful in agriculture despite its potential for agriculture. The main cash crop of paanchkhal &
Mahadhevsthan Valleys are potato, tomato, chilly, beans, cauliflower and other seasonal vegetable and
food crop are maize, wheat and paddy etc. The age old practice in vegetable farming has made the
local farmers of valleys dedicated in their traditional agriculture profession. These valleys comprise
two land types; khet (cultivated flat land) and bari (cultivated slope land). They are close to the
Kathmandu and Araniko highway has accelerated agriculture with connecting Kathmandu and Kodari,
so the agricultural products produced there can easily find a market in the Kathmandu Valley.
But As very low discharge is available during most of the time round the year, the farmers of the most
of the irrigated areas in the valleys have not been able to irrigate fields at the time when they need the
irrigation water at the most, thus affecting the productivity, which has been the main cause for low
incomes of the farmers. The efficient use of rainwater and local streams fed by spring sources has been
the major challenges for the local farmers in order to supply adequate water whenever the crop
demands. In one side there is shortage of adequate water to irrigate the field; on the other hand the ever
increasing demand of vegetables has been compelling the local farmers to spread farming even up to
the sloppy and marginalized land in secluded place and corner of the hilly terrain.
During the 3 months of monsoon the local water sources suffices the need of irrigation water, mainly
to the farming at the bottom of valley. Along the inclined terrain in some patches of land, farmers use
rainwater harvesting locally by constructing water reservoir at the suitable places in the higher
position, supplying irrigation water by means of polythene pipe networks. In spite of arduous effort of
local farmers in the economic and efficient practice of utilizing the water, the farmers are not in the
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position to meet the round the year demand of irrigation water. According to the farmers of
Paanchkhal, since last few years the monsoon rainfall has abruptly changed the rainfall pattern, both in
amount and interval, impending regular supply of vegetables according to the cropping calendar. With
the elongation of dry months resulting desiccation of vegetable sapling, the farmers are not in the
position to continue their regular profession in the commercial vegetable production and are in the
mindset of changing their traditional farming occupation.
In the backdrop of such precarious scenario of vegetable farming in Paanchkhal & Mahadevsthan
valley, the local farmers made a strong demand of reliable water supply for irrigation. So this study
mainly focus on optimum harness of water available from the water sources within the valleys and
identify the various external water sources to full fill the irrigation demand and select a feasible
alternative sources of water.

The main purpose of this study is to assess available water resources in the valleys, to assess the water
required for crops in the area and to select suitable water sources to fulfill the insufficient irrigation
water. Water sources within the valleys may be streams or floodwater harvesting reservoirs by
constructing dam around the valleys, or groundwater sources or any water sources within or outside
the valleys found during the study. The study on the demand for crop water requirement and the
supply of water from various water sources available within the valleys shall be done. And finally,
more suitable nearby water sources and suitable diversion methods shall be select to meet the
insufficient water demand for crops.
The ultimate outcome of this study is to prepare a master plan for integrated water resources
management in the paanchkhal valley & Mahadhevsthan Valley.
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Figure 1: Location Map (Study Area)

2. Study Area, Location and accessibility

The project is intended to irrigate Paanchkhal valley & Mahadevsthan Valley lies in Kavrepalanchowk
district in the Bagmati provine of Nepal. The project aims to cover about 1200 Ha land in Paanchkhal
Valley and about 200ha of agriculture land in Mahadevsthan Valley. The Paanchkhal Valley,
intermontane basin developed in the southeast of the Kathmandu Valley is located within the eastern
flank of a synclinorium in Kavre District. Paanchkhal is located at about 41 kms from Kathmandu
Valley. It is geographically lies from 27° 35' 45"N, 85° 40' 17" E to 27° 39' 33" N, 85° 35' 43" East.
The Project area is easily accessible through the Araniko Highway which crosses the area at Tamaghat.
It is about 2 hour drive along Araniko Highway (black topped road) from Kathmandu.
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3. Objectives
The main objective of the study is to prepare a master plan for optimum use of available water
resources in an integrated manner of paanchkhal valley & Mahadhevsthan Valley. The overall
objective of the consulting service is to study irrigation water potential within the valley (i.e. water
supply from existing irrigation Systems, possible storages in drainage around the valley and from
possibility of Ground water sources), to find out actual volume of water deficit or surplus by using
appropriate water balance techniques and to finalize more suitable nearby water sources and suitable
diversion methods to meet the insufficient water demand for crops by preparing a holistic integrated
water resources plan of the valleys.

4. Specific Objectives
The specific objectives of the services are as follows:
 Assessment of amount of water from different sources (i.e. Streams, Ground water, Rainfall
etc.) that can be used for irrigation;
 Assessment of crop water demand according to the future cropping pattern;
 Carryout detail of water balance to find out the gap of amount of irrigation water from crop
water Demand;
 Prepare alternative plans to remove gap of amount of water need for irrigation i.e. diversion or
lift from nearby rivers or from any other appropriate methods;
 Conduct geological and geotechnical studies/investigations i.e. ERT for possible storages in
drainage (i.e. Reservoirs ) around the valley;
 Carryout preliminary environmental & social Impact assessment ;
 Carry out Preliminary design of the main components of the project including design and
drawings in different components i.e. improvement of existing irrigation systems, Ground
water, Storage & Lift or diversion system.
 Prepare quantity and cost estimate for the project according to different components.
 Prepare economic analysis of the project;
 Prepare detail plan for implementation.
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5. Framework of study
The study process may proceed according to the flowchart as given
below:
Water Resources Potential
 Rainfall
 River/stream Crop Water Demand
Discharge calculation
 Water storage dams
or Reservoirs
 Ground water
possibilities

Water Balance calculation

Comparison between water resources potential
and Crop Water demand through Suitable water
balance calculation

Data Collection:
a) Hydrological & meterological
Survey: Is No
b) Possible Water Sources Irrigation
(discharge measurement from Water Water Diversion or
streams found around the Sufficient Lift irrigation from
?? nearby River (for eg.
valley, Possible storage
Indrawati River)
structures from drainage
Yes
around the valley, ground
water potential etc.)
c) Runoff calculation from
drainage found around the Finalization of plan &
valley Design
d) Geological & Geotechnical
investigation(ERT):
e) Agricultural Survey (cropping
pattern, Crop type etc.) Cost Estimate
f) Command area survey.
g) Topographical Survey.
h) Ground water Study.
Economic Analysis

Preperation of
master plan
Implementation
Plan

Figure5.1: Study process flow chart( Initial Concept)

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6. Scope of services
The main scope of the study is to prepare the integrated water resources Master plan leading to a
Detailed Project Report (DPR) of PVIWRMP. The study shall include but not limited to the water
resource modeling, crop water requirement modeling, water allocation modeling, topographical survey,
command area survey, location of storage system, canal network inventory, canal system maintenance
and the Master plan include design of the above mentioned activities, drawings, engineering
calculations, technical specifications, geotechnical baseline report, test results etc. The project shall be
divided into different components according to the source or conveyance of water such as rehabilitation
of existing canals, storage reservoir, ground water, lift or appropriate diversion from a nearby river. The
consultants shall perform survey, deign, cost estimate Component wise. For this purpose, the scope of
the Consultant’s services shall consist but not limited to the following tasks in general:
Task 1: Inception of the Assignment
Task 2: Field Investigation and Data Collection
Component I: Existing Canal system Rehabilitation
Hydrological and Meteorological Investigation;
Topographic Survey;
Benchmark Survey;
Profile Survey;
Cross section survey:
Component II: Storage Reservoirs
Hydrological and Meteorological Investigation;
Topographic Survey;
Benchmark Survey;
Profile Survey;
Cross section survey:
Geological and Geotechnical Investigation;
Component III: Ground Water
Ground Water Survey;
Component IV: Diversion from nearby Rivers e.g. from Indrawati River
Hydrological and Meteorological Investigation;
Topographic Survey;
Benchmark Survey
Profile Survey
Cross section survey:
Command area mapping;
Agriculture and Socio-economic investigation;
Task 3: Assessment of amount of water for irrigation from various potential sources
Task 4: Assessment of crop water demand according to the future cropping pattern
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Task 5: Assessment of water balance to find out gap between available water & crop water demand
Task 6: Assessment of Diversion Requirement i.e. lifts system e.g. from Indrawati River
Task 7: Finalization of Plan, Design Concept, Engineering Studies
Task 8: Social & Environmental Impact and Safeguard Studies
Task 9: Quantity Estimate, Cost Estimate
Task 10: Economic Analysis of the Project
Task 11: Implementation Plan
Task 12: Preparation of Master plan Report
Task 13: Reports and Deliverables

7. ORGANIZATION AND HUMAN RESOURCES

Organization
To provide the consulting services, the Consultant shall ensure a team of professional staffs. The staff
shall be assigned to and perform clearly defined tasks, commensurate with their background,
qualification and experience based on shared responsibility. Emphasis is placed on the need for
relevant design engineers to have knowledge and previous experience of similar works. In particular,
the Engineers concerned with the design of the civil works shall have previous experience in design of
such components.
The Bio-Data of the professionals which will be submitted should be originally signed with recent date
mentioning their commitment for the respective work. During the final presentation of the output to
the proponent each professional as specified in the proposed team composition should defend their
works by themselves.
Key Staffs
In order to execute the consulting services, the Consultant may require the inputs of professionals and
support staff. DWRI has estimated total man-Days of 547.2 for professional staffs & 1650.0 for
supporting staffs as mentioned below:
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S.N. Designation Man days Remarks

A. Professional Staff
1 Water resources Expert/TL 36.50
2 Surveyor 67.30
3 Irrigation Engineer 161.50
Geologist / Geotechnical
4 12.00
Engineer
5 Hydrologist 56.00
6 Agronomist 13.80
7 Sociologist 18.80
8 Economist 25.80
9 Environmentalist 12.50
10 Electrical Engineer 5.00
11 GIS Expert 138.00
Sub Total(A) 547.20
B. Supporting Staff
12 Sub-Engineer 215.40
13 AutoCAD Expert 103.30
14 Assistant 215.47
15 Office Assistant 244.50
16 Labour 871.33
Sub Total(B) 1650.00
Total(A+B) 2197.20
Table 1 : List of Staffs
D. Evaluation of Consultant’s EOI Application
 Evaluation of Consultant’s EOI Application
Consultant’s EOI application which meets the eligibility criteria will be ranked on the basis of the Ranking Criteria.

i) Eligibility & Completeness Test

Sl. No. Criteria Title Compliance

1 Corporate Registration

2 Tax Clearance/Tax Return Submission

3 VAT/PAN Registration

4 EOI Form 1: Letter of Application

5 EOI Form 2: Applicant’s Information Form

6 EOI Form 3: Experience (3(A) and 3(B))

7 EOI Form 4: Capacity

8 EOI Form 5: Qualification of Key Experts

9 In case of a natural person or firm/institution/company which is already declared blacklisted and

ineligible by the GoN, any other new or existing firm/institution/company owned partially or fully
by such Natural person or Owner or Board of director of blacklisted firm/institution/company;
shall not be eligible consultant.
10 If the corruption case is being filed to Court against the Natural Person or Board of Director of the
firm/institution /company or any partner of JV, such Natural Person or Board of Director of the
firm/institution /company or any partner of JV shall not be eligible to participate in procurement
process till the concerned Court has not issued the decision of clearance against the Corruption
Charges.

ii) EOI Evaluation Criteria

A. Qualification

Sl. No. Criteria Minimum Requirement

No. of permanent professionals working in the relevant field

shall be more than five. The following key expert shall be
considered in evaluation i) Team Leader/ Water resource
1 Professional Staff of the Consulting Firm
expert, ii) Irrigation Engineer, iii) Surveyor, iv) Geologist, v)
Hydrologist, vi) Agronomist, vii) Sociologist, viii) Economist,
ix) Environmentalist, x) Electrical engineer and xi) GIS Expert.

Score: 40.0

B. Experience

Sl. No. Criteria Minimum Requirement

Minimum years of experience of consulting firm shall be Seven

1 General Experience of consulting firm
Years
Specific experience of consulting firm within last 7 years. Experience in Detail Feasibility Study of lift irrigation projects
2 In case of person, specific experience of the person within with Command area not less than 100 Ha and large scale
last 4 years. irrigation project with command area not less than 2000 Ha..

Score: 50.0

C. Capacity

Sl. No. Criteria Minimum Requirement

1 Financial Capacity Average Annual Turnover of best of three years within last
 Sl. No. Criteria Minimum Requirement

seven years shall not be less than NRs. 3.5 Million.

Infrastructure/equipment related to the proposed Office area shall be greater than 3000 sq ft, No of total stations
2
assignment. shall be more than 2 nos and Vehicle shall be more than 2 nos .

Score: 10.0

Minimum score to pass the EOI is: 60

Note : If the corruption case is being filed to Court against the Natural Person or Board of Director of the firm/institution /company or any partner of JV, such
Natural Person or Board of Director of the firm/institution /company or any partner of JV such consultant’s proposal shall be excluded during the evaluation.
E. EOI Forms & Formats
E. EOI Forms & Formats

Form 1. Letter of Application

Form 2. Applicant’s information

Form 3.Experience (General, Specific and Geographical)

Form 4. Capacity

Form 5. Qualification of Key Experts

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1. Letter of Application

(Letterhead paper of the Applicant or partner responsible for a joint venture, including full
postal address, telephone no., fax and email address)

Date: ..........................

To,
Full Name of Client: __________________________
Full Address of Client: ________________________
Telephone No.: ______________________________
Fax No.: ____________________________________
Email Address: _______________________________

Sir/Madam,

1. Being duly authorized to represent and act on behalf of (hereinafter "the Applicant"), and
having reviewed and fully understood all the short-listing information provided, the
undersigned hereby apply to be short-listed by [Insert name of Client) as Consultant for
{Insert brief description of Work/Services}.

2. Attached to this letter are photocopies of original documents defining:

a) the Applicant's legal status;

b) the principal place of business;

3. [Insert name of Client] and its authorized representatives are hereby authorized to verify
the statements, documents, and information submitted in connection with this application.
This Letter of Application will also serve as authorization to any individual or
authorized representative of any institution referred to in the supporting information, to
provide such information deemed necessary and requested by yourselves to verify
statements and information provided in this application, or with regard to the resources,
experience, and competence of the Applicant.

4. [Insert name of Client) and its authorized representatives are authorized to contact
any of the signatories to this letter for any further information.1

5. All further communication concerning this Application should be addressed to the following
person,

[Person]

[Company]

[Address]

[Phone, Fax, Email]

6. We declare that, we have no conflict of interest in the proposed procurement proceedings

and we have not been punished for an offense relating to the concerned profession or

1
Applications by joint ventures should provide on a separate sheet, relevant information for each party to the
Application.
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business and our Company/firm has not been declared ineligible.

7. We further confirm that, if any of our experts is engaged to prepare the TOR for any ensuing
assignment resulting from our work product under this assignment, our firm, JV member or
sub-consultant, and the expert(s) will be disqualified from short-listing and participation in
the assignment.

8. The undersigned declares that the statements made and the information provided in the duly
completed application are complete, true and correct in every detail.

Signed :

Name :

For and on behalf of (name of Applicant or partner of a joint venture):

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2. Applicant’s Information Form

(In case of joint venture of two or more firms to be filled separately for each constituent
member)

1. Name of Firm/Company:

2. Type of Constitution (Partnership/ Pvt. Ltd/Public Ltd/ Public Sector/ NGO)

3. Date of Registration / Commencement of Business (Please specify):

4. Country of Registration:

5. Registered Office/Place of Business:

6. Telephone No; Fax No; E-Mail Address

7. Name of Authorized Contact Person / Designation/ Address/Telephone:

8. Name of Authorized Local Agent /Address/Telephone:

9. Consultant’s Organization:

10. Total number of staff:

11. Number of regular professional staff:

(Provide Company Profile with description of the background and organization of the
Consultant and, if applicable, for each joint venture partner for this assignment.)
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3. Experience

3(A). General Work Experience

(Details of assignments undertaken. Each consultant or member of a JV must fill
in this form.)

S. Name of Location Value of Year Client Description of work carried

N. assignment out
Contract Completed

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.
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3(B). Specific Experience

Details of similar assignments undertaken in the previous seven years

(In case of joint venture of two or more firms to be filled separately for each
constituent member)

Assignment name: Approx. value of the contract (in current NRs;

US$ or Euro)2:

Country: Duration of assignment (months):

Location within country:

Name of Client: Total No. of person-months of the assignment:

Address: Approx. value of the services provided by your

firm under the contract (in current NRs; US$ or
Euro):

Start date (month/year): No. of professional person-months provided by

the joint venture partners or the Sub-
Completion date (month/year): Consultants:

Name of joint venture partner or Narrative description of Project:

sub-Consultants, if any:

Description of actual services provided in the assignment:

Note: Provide highlight on similar services provided by the consultant as

required by the EOI assignment.

Firm’s Name:

2
Consultant should state value in the currency as mentioned in the contract
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3(C). Geographic Experience

Experience of working in similar geographic region or country

(In case of joint venture of two or more firms to be filled separately for each
constituent member)

No Location Execution Year

Name of the Project (Country/ Region) and Duration

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.
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4. Capacity
4(A). Financial Capacity
(In case of joint venture of two or more firms to be filled separately for each constituent
member)

Annual Turnover

Year Amount Currency

- Average Annual Turnover

(Note: Supporting documents for Average Turnover should be submitted for the above.)
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4(B). Infrastructure/equipment related to the proposed assignment3

No Infrastructure/equipment Requirements Description
Required

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

3 Delete this table if infrastructure/equipment for the proposed assignment is not required.
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5. Key Experts (Include details of Key Experts only)

(In case of joint venture of two or more firms to be filled separately for each
constituent member)
Specific
Highest Work Experience Work
SN Name Position Nationality
Qualification (in year) Experience
(in year)
1

(Please insert more rows as necessary)