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Expr ess ion of Inter es t (E OI)
on
Consulting Service for Design and Supervision
Consultant (DSC), Shuklagandaki
(Loan/ Credit No.: IDA-6778-NP)
[Ref No: NP-DUDBC-216333- CS-QCBS]
Submitted To
Shuklagandaki Municipality
Office of Municipal Executive
Gandaki Province, Dulegauda, Tanahun, Nepal
Nepal Urban Governance and Infrastructure Project
(NUGIP)
Tel: +977-065-414018/ 414305
Email: info@shuklagandakimun.gov.np
Submitted By
D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. in JV with
Infrastructure Engineering Research and Consult P. Ltd., Rural
Infrastructure and Management Consultant Pvt. Ltd., Ganga
Consultancy (P.) Ltd. & Rural Infrastructure Development and
Research Consultant Nepal Pvt. Ltd.
New Baneshwor, Kathmandu
Ph.: +977- 9851093888
Email: multidb5@gmail.com
July 18, 2021

Date: 11th July 2021
To:
The Chief Administrative Officer,
Shuklagandaki Municipality,
Office of Municipal Executive,
Nepal Urban Governance and Infrastructure Project (NUGIP),
Tel: +977-065-414018/ 414305, Email: info@shuklagandakimun.gov.np
Subject: Submission of EOI Document for “Nepal Urban Governance and Infrastructure Project (NUGIP) - Design
and Supervision Consultant (DSC), Shuklagandaki (Loan/ Credit No.: IDA-6778-NP) Reference No. (as per
procurement plan): NP-DUDBC-216333- CS-QCBS”.
Dear Sir/Madam:
In response to the Invitation for Request for Expressions of Interest (Eol) published on dated 27th June, 2021 to provide the
consulting services for “Nepal Urban Governance and Infrastructure Project (NUGIP) Design and Supervision
Consultant (DSC), Shuklagandaki (Loan/ Credit No.: IDA-6778-NP) Reference No. (as per procurement plan): NP-
DUDBC-216333- CS-QCBS” in accordance with your Expressions of Interest. We, D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.)
Ltd. (D.B. Multi, Lead Firm), Infrastructure Engineering Research and Consult P. Ltd. (IERC, JV Firm), Rural Infrastructure
and Management Consultant (P) Ltd. (RIMC, JV Firm), Ganga Consultancy (P.) Ltd. (Ganga, JV Firm) & Rural
Infrastructure Development and Research Consultant Nepal Pvt. Ltd. (RIDARC, JV Firm) (D.B. Multi- IERC - RIMC-
Ganga- RIDARC JV) would like to express our interest to undertake the consulting services as mentioned in the notification.
As instructed, we have enclosed all the necessary documents for your information and records.
We understand you are not bound to accept any Proposal you receive.
We remain,
Yours sincerely,
Authorized Signature:
Name and Title of Signatory: Mr. Deependra Prasad Bhatta
Name of Consultant: D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd (D.B. Multi) in JV with Infrastructure Engineering
Research and Consult P. Ltd. (IERC), Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant (P) Ltd. (RIMC), Ganga
Consultancy (P.) Ltd. (Ganga) & Rural Infrastructure Development and Research Consultant Nepal Pvt. Ltd. (RIDARC)
In Capacity of: Managing Director

Address: New Baneshwor, Kathmandu
Letter of Application
To:
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 “Nepal Urban Governance and Infrastructure Project (NUGIP) Design and Supervision Consultant (DSC),
Shuklagandaki (Loan/ Credit No.: IDA-6778-NP) Reference No. (as per procurement plan): NP-DUDBC-
216333- CS-QCBS”
2. Attached to this letter are photocopies of original documents defining:

a) the Applicant's legal status;
b) the principal place of business;
3. Shuklagandaki Municipality, Office of Municipal Executive 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. Shuklagandaki Municipality, Office of Municipal Executive and its authorized representatives are authorized to
contact any of the signatories to this letter for any further information.
5. All further communication concerning this Application should be addressed to the following person,
Deependra Prasad Bhatta

Managing Director
D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd (D.B. Multi)
New Baneshwor, Kathmandu
Tel: +977- 9851093888
E-mail: multidb5@gmail.com
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 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: Mr. Deependra Prasad Bhatta
For and on behalf of

D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd (D.B. Multi) in JV with Infrastructure Engineering Research and Consult P. Ltd.
(IERC), Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant (P) Ltd. (RIMC), Ganga Consultancy (P.) Ltd. (Ganga) & Rural
Infrastructure Development and Research Consultant Nepal Pvt. Ltd. (RIDARC)
Company Seal:
JOINT VENTURE AGREEMENT
WHEREAS, Shuklagandaki Municipality, Office of Municipal Executive, Gandaki Province, Dulegauda, Tanahun,
Nepal, Nepal Urban Governance and Infrastructure Project (NUGIP), has invited Expression for Interest (EOI) to
provide the consulting services for “Nepal Urban Governance and Infrastructure Project (NUGIP) Design and
Supervision Consultant (DSC), Shuklagandaki (Loan/ Credit No.: IDA-6778-NP) Reference No. (as per
procurement plan): NP-DUDBC-216333- CS-QCBS”.
AND WHEREAS, D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. New Baneshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal (hereinafter
abbreviated as D.B. Multi), Infrastructure Engineering Research and Consult P. Ltd. Raniban, Kathmandu
Nepal (hereinafter abbreviated as IERC), Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant (P) Ltd., Koteshwor,
Kathmandu, Nepal (hereinafter abbreviated as RIMC), Ganga Consultancy (P.) Ltd. Birtamode, Jhapa, Nepal
(hereinafter abbreviated as Ganga) & Rural Infrastructure Development and Research Consultant Nepal Pvt.
Ltd. Nakkhu, Lalitpur, Nepal (hereinafter abbreviated as RIDARC) jointly wish to submit the Expression of Interest
(EOI) for providing consultancy services for the above-mentioned work.
NOW THEREFORE AGREED AS FOLLOWS:

1. D.B. Multi, IERC, RIMC, Ganga and RIDARC agrees to be in joint venture exclusively for the purpose of
undertaking the services under the said assignment.
2. D.B. Multi will be the lead firm of the joint venture and have overall responsibility for submission of the
Proposal and entering into contract. The JV firms have joint responsibility in the performance of the
assignment and delivering qualitative output.
3. It is intended that each company organization will provide expertise services and resources, which will best
represent their capabilities and experience.
4. Decision on modality of sharing among the associated organizations the benefits and liabilities from the
assignment will be 40% for D.B. Multi, 15% for IERC, 15% for RIMC, 15% for Ganga and 15% for
RIDARC.
5. Mr. Deependra Prasad Bhatta, Managing Director of D.B. Multi; is hereby authorized on behalf of the JV
to sign the necessary documents. The JV shall use the in-house resources available with the individual
partners as far as possible.
6. The relationship between the firms shall be limited to this agreement and shall be construed as deemed to a
Joint Venture Agreement for the sole purpose of this project.
The members of the JV certify that this Joint Venture Agreement truly and correctly reflects their agreement with
each other.
IN WITNESS THEREOF, the parties have signed the present JV Agreement on their respective rights on 11 th July
2021.
For and on behalf of For and on behalf of For and on behalf of For and on behalf of For and on behalf of
D.B. Multi IERC RIMC Ganga RIDARC
Mr. Deependra Mr. Surendra Mr. Bharat Timsina Mr. Dipendra Dev Mr. Hem Raj Shahi
Prasad Bhatta Katwal Managing Director Managing Director Managing Director
Managing Director Managing Director
Office Seal Office Seal Office Seal Office Seal Office Seal
To,
Subject: Power of Attorney
Dear Sir,
The entities, hereby, authorize Mr. Deependra Prasad Bhatta, Managing Director of D.B. Multi
Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. (D.B. Multi) to represent the consortium of D.B. Multi- IERC- RIMC-
Ganga- RIDARC JV to sign and submit the Expression of Interest for Consulting Services for “Nepal
Urban Governance and Infrastructure Project (NUGIP) Design and Supervision Consultant
(DSC), Shuklagandaki (Loan/ Credit No.: IDA-6778-NP) Reference No. (as per procurement plan):
NP-DUDBC-216333- CS-QCBS”.
The authorized signature of Mr. Deependra Prasad Bhatta is given below:
Signature of Mr. Deependra Prasad Bhatta

Thanking you and with best regards.
Mr. Deependra Mr. Surendra Mr. Bharat Timsina Mr. Dipendra Dev Mr. Hem Raj Shahi
Prasad Bhatta Katwal Managing Director Managing Director Managing Director
Managing Director Managing Director
Self-Declaration Letter
To:
Dear Sir,
We, D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. (D.B. Multi, Lead Firm), Infrastructure Engineering Research and Consult P.
Ltd. (IERC, JV Firm), Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant (P) Ltd. (RIMC, JV Firm), Ganga Consultancy (P.) Ltd.
(Ganga, JV Firm) & Rural Infrastructure Development and Research Consultant Nepal Pvt. Ltd. (RIDARC, JV Firm) declare
that we are legally eligible to participate in the procurement process of submission of Expression of Interest for “Nepal Urban
Governance and Infrastructure Project (NUGIP) Design and Supervision Consultant (DSC), Shuklagandaki (Loan/
Credit No.: IDA-6778-NP) Reference No. (as per procurement plan): NP-DUDBC-216333- CS-QCBS”
We are submitting this Self –Declaration as per clause 40-2(e) of Public Procurement Regulation, 2064 and WB requirement
that our firm is not ineligible to participate in the Procurement Process of Submitting the EOI. We also declare that we do not
have any conflict of interest in the proposed assignment. We hereby also declare that we have not been blacklisted and have
not received any punishment while doing consulting business and litigation history since the establishment of this company by
GON and donor agencies (the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, Department for International Development and other
bilateral agencies). We also confirm that invitation to submit proposal was not transferred to another party. Also, the information
and the documents submitted herein are true to the best knowledge of the company.
I certify that neither the Consultant nor JV partner or any Sub- Consultant, or expert nominated by the Consultant in these EOI
has been sanctioned by the WB.
I further certify on behalf of the Consultant that, if select to undertake consulting services in connection with the Project, we
shall carry out such services in continuing compliance with the terms and conditions of the Guidelines of WB.
Sincerely yours,
Mr. Deependra Prasad Mr. Surendra Katwal Mr. Bharat Timsina Mr. Dipendra Dev Mr. Hem Raj Shahi
Bhatta Managing Managing Director Managing Director Managing Director Managing Director
Director
COMMITMENT TO ADHERENCE TO CODE OF ETHICS AND ANTI-
CORRUPTION POLICY
11th July 2021
We, D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. (D.B. Multi, Lead Firm), Infrastructure Engineering
Research and Consult P. Ltd. (IERC, JV Firm), Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant (P)
Ltd. (RIMC, JV Firm), Ganga Consultancy (P.) Ltd. (Ganga, JV Firm) & Rural Infrastructure
Development and Research Consultant Nepal Pvt. Ltd. (RIDARC, JV Firm) (D.B. Multi- IERC - RIMC-
Ganga- RIDARC JV) are keenly interested for providing the Expression of Interest for “Nepal Urban
Governance and Infrastructure Project (NUGIP) Design and Supervision Consultant (DSC),
Shuklagandaki (Loan/ Credit No.: IDA-6778-NP) Reference No. (as per procurement plan): NP-
DUDBC-216333- CS-QCBS” and hereby declare our firms commitment for Code of Ethics and
Adherence to Anti-corruption Policy as below:
1. Commitment for Code of Ethics
We hereby declare our firm and full commitment to abide by the professional Code of Ethics
appropriate to consulting practice. In particular we assure you to abide by the following:
 We consider human kind as a family, hence we do not discriminate any one by religion, caste and
gender.
 As a follower of social and economic justice, we speak and act truthfully and with compassion,
dealing fairly with all, avoiding prejudice and hatred.
 As a business entity, topmost priority is given on confidentiality of data, works, analysis, result or
information and without proper authority of the respective client, will not publish or given or made
available to anyone.
 We fully abide by the work done by us undertaking full responsible about the authenticity and
accuracy of our service.
 Being a legal entity the company understands, respect and comply with all of the laws, regulation,
policies and procedures that apply in the Nepal.
 Being ethically driven organization/ unit/agency, we do not put our client to any disadvantageous
position in our project works.
 Commitment of the Society of Consulting Architectural and Engineering Firms (SCAEF) to observe
high level of professional consulting ethics as the bonafide member of SCAEF;
 Commitment of the FIDIC to observe highest level of ethics at all stage of procurement and
implementation of the consulting services; and
 Commitment to abide by the requirement by the donor agencies (the World Bank, Asian
Development Bank, Department for International Development and other bilateral agencies) and
Government of Nepal observe highest level of ethics.
2. Commitment for Adherence to Anti-Corruption Policy
We also hereby declare our firm commitment to adhere to the anti-corruption policy appropriate to
consulting practice. In particular we assure you to adhere to the following:
 Adherence to the anti-corruption polices of the donor agencies (the World Bank, Asian
Development Bank and other bilateral agencies);
 Adherence to the anti-corruption polices of Government of Nepal in relation to procurement and
implementation of the consulting services; and
 Refrain ourselves from the corrupt and fraudulent practices that are not acceptable to the
profession
We hereby fully commit to the above statements.
For and on behalf For and on behalf For and on behalf For and on behalf of For and on behalf of
of of of Ganga RIDARC
D.B. Multi IERC RIMC
Mr. Deependra Mr. Surendra Mr. Bharat Mr. Dipendra Dev Mr. Hem Raj Shahi
Prasad Bhatta Katwal Timsina Managing Director Managing Director
Managing Managing Managing
Director Director Director
D.B Multi Engineering
Consultant (P.) Ltd.
(D.B. Multi)
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FORM 2
Applicant's Information
(D.B. Multi)
1. COMPANY PROFILE WITH INTRODUCTION, COMPANY DETAIL, ORGANIZATION
CHART, LIST OF PERSONNEL IN COMPANY ETC.
APPLICANT’S CORPORATE INFORMATIONS
Name of Consulting Firm / D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd.

Company
Type of Firm (Partnership / Pvt. Pvt. Ltd.

Ltd./ Public Ltd./Joint Venture
etc)
Date of Registration / (i) As Private Ltd. In 14-January-2011

Incorporation
Place of Registration / Kathmandu, Nepal

Incorporation
Type of Services Provided Consulting Services
Registered Office / Place of Ministry of Industry & Commerce, Government of Nepal,

Business (Place, Country) Tripureshwor, Kathmandu
Name of Contact Person and Dr. Suman Narsingh Rajbhandari, Chairperson

Designation
Telephone No. +977-9851093888
Fax No. -
Email Address multidb5@gmail.com
2. CONSULTANTS ORGANIZATION:
Identification of the Firm

Name of the Firm/Company : D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd.
Name, Qualifications of Board of Directors:

S. Name Qualification Position
N.
1. Dr. Suman Narsingh Ph.D. Structural Chairman
Rajbhandari Engineering
2. Mr. Deependra Prasad M.Sc. in Construction Managing Director
Bhatta Management, BE Civil
3. Mr. Suraj Bhatta Civil Engineer Director
CORPORATE LOCATION
Postal Address : DevkotaMargh, New Baneshwor, Kathmandu Metropolitian City
Telephone No. : +977 -1 – 5260498, 9851010276
E-mail : multidb5@gmail.com
Type of Registration of the Firm
CORPORATE REGISTRATION
Private Limited Company

Date of Registration of the Firm :
(i) As Proprietorship Firm in 14th Jan 2011
Place of Registration
Ministry of Industry & Commerce, Government of Nepal, Tripureshwor,
Kathmandu
PAN / VAT Registration
Income Tax Office, GON in 18th Jan 2011
PAN / VAT Registration No:304723531
Name of Authorized Person

Dr. Suman
Narsingh Rajbhandari, Chairperson.
Mobile: +977-9851093888
REGISTRATION
- Society of Consulting Architectural and Engineering Firms (SCAEF), Nepal in
2003/03/27 (Membership No. M196)
INTRODUCTION
As Nepal is one of the poorest countries of the world, poverty reduction can be minimizing by
providing infrastructure facility, empowerment to the people through various means and tools
like employment opportunity to the people, improvement of business
opportunity etc. The role of Consultants in all types of development
related activities are indispensable because Consultants can provide specialized expertise and
independent viewpoints for any new, specialized, conventional or non-conventional fields.
Consultants with their special skill and expertise can mobilize the nation to development for
socio-economic condition.
D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant Pvt. Ltd is a consulting firm (Engineer’s and Development
Planner’s) established in 2011 under the company act 1992 of Government of Nepal, with sole
aim of providing a complete range of services in the field of Engineering, Environment and
Socio- Economic studies. The firm is registered in office of company registration, Kathmandu
and Tax/VAT Office and received the Permanent Account Number (PAN).
After realizing the lack of professionals with multi-dimensional vision in the

environment/energy/infrastructure/socio-economic development and disaster prevention
sector, a group of like-minded young professionals with sound academic qualifications as well
as professional experiences in the field of environment/energy/infrastructure/socio-economic
development and disaster prevention sector and dedicated for the development endeavors
initiated D. B. Multi Engineering Consultant. Consultancy Services by providing specialized
expertise and independent viewpoints make significant contribution towards overall
development of a country (social, economic and employment opportunity).
As we know that more than 50 percent of national population (mostly people under poverty
line) are living in disaster vulnerable areas like river bank, landslide risk zone, earthquake risk
areas, lighting risk areas as a result lots of human life as well as property is lost every year. In
one hand, mountain areas are highly affected by landslides whereas in other hand plain areas
are affected by flooding. Similarly, most of buildings are proven to risk of earthquake due to
lack of awareness and less compile to building code in addition to engineering design. Hence, it
is our duty as a technical platform to work for such risk vulnerable people and zone by
providing them adequate support through appropriate technology and extension services so
that they can get relief from such natural and human induced disaster. If they get the needed
support, disaster induced risk will be minimized to a great extent. So, D. B. multi Engineering
Consultant work is focus in the field of disaster and environment management in planning
and management for the preparation of disaster management policy and guidelines and
environmental management plan.
Likewise, we are all aware that Nepal is very rich as far as availability of water is concern but
people are not getting drinking water as per the requirement and due to lack of awareness
people are using contaminated water and getting sick. To short out all these problems a mass
level awareness campaign is needed, hence D. B. Multi Engineering Consultant is very much
interested to work in the water supply and sanitation sector.
D. B. Multi Engineering Consultant will offer consulting services in

various fields like Road, Bridge, Building, River Training, Hydropower (mini/ macro), Socio-
Economic Studies, and Environmental/Disaster Management Studies and Property Valuation.
The office of the firm is located at Baneshwor in Kathmandu. It is run by a group of experienced
and well-qualified professionals dedicated to provide quality service for betterment of national
development.
D. B. Multi Engineering Consultant will offer consulting services in survey, design and
construction supervision of various kinds of earthquake resist buildings. Our pool of expert is
show their professional skill in the environmental as well as disaster management and
mitigation sector as it is a challenging task and it is going to help the to development
Similarly, energy, transportation, irrigation facilities has direct link with empowerment of rural
society through commercialization and modernization of agriculture sector, decentralization of
energy systems development process, and generation of employment opportunities from
enhanced economic activities. Thus D. B. multi Engineering Consultant sees rural development
will lead to poverty alleviation and drudgery reduction of rural society. D.B. Multi Engineering
Consultant believes that the paradigm of sustainable development will only be realized when
our nation will utilize its resources and make them self-dependent by improving
infrastructure, socio-economic aspects, energy and environment sectors.
2.1 CLIENTS
D. B. Multi Engineering Consultant takes pride in having served and be in the good books of the
Government, Private and Public Limited Agencies such as Singhadurbar Secretariat Re-
Construction Committee (SSRC), Department of Urban Development and Building Construction
(DUDBC), Department of Road (DoR), Department of Water Supply and Sewerage (DWSS),
Department of Irrigation (DoI), B.P. Koirala Memorial Planetarium, Observatory and Science
Museum Development Board, Sukrabarey Paryetakeya Airport Nirman Samiti, Peoples Dental
College & Hospital Pvt. Ltd., Kathmandu Medical College Public Limited and Teaching Hospital
etc.
The company is very much concerned mainly with the followings:

 Professional Ethics
 Timely Performance
 High Standard
 Total Quality Assurance
 Cost Effictiveness
 Client Satisfaction
2.2 VISION
D. B. Multi Engineering Consultant has a broad vision that if we will reach to a stature of self-
dependency all our social, economic problems will be wiped out. Environment friendly local
and natural resources will be utilized to have an access to majority of the people in Nepal and
with overall development; process of decentralization, local economic activities and
agriculture productivity as well as loss of human life due to disaster risk will be enhanced. By
developing infrastructure for tourism sector, irrigation sector, water resources sector we can
improve our financial condition.
2.3 MISSION
D. B. Multi Engineering Consultant emerged with a mission to deliver an expertise and

professional services and inputs in the field of infrastructure, disaster, environment,
energy and social development for the enhancement of overall condition of Nepalese
people and their livelihoods.
2.4 OBJECTIVES
In order to meet the general goal, the basis set objective of the firm is to contribute towards;
 Country’s development endeavors by providing consulting services for Buildings,
Roads, Irrigation, Water Supply, Technical Trainings etc
 Eventual amelioration of difficult livelihood for majority of Nepalese rural peoples
whose life is at the brink of subsistence level at present.
 Conduct Detail Investigation and studies in disaster prevention and mitigation
technology (Land use mapping, Hazard Zoning and preparation of Risk Map related
with disaster).
 Construction, maintenance and rehabilitation of Bridge, Highway and Bus Park,
Auditorium and Airport.
 Provide property valuation service.
 Provide expertise on Rural and Environment Friendly Road Technology.

 Provide its professional expertise in information dissemination, impact assessment, and
community-oriented development works in the field of socio-economics, energy and
environment.
 Carry out studies and provide expertise for planning, implementation, monitoring and
evaluation of renewable energy systems and environmental preservation for
rural development.
 Carry out studies and provide expertise for Water Supply and Sanitation.
 Conduct survey, feasibility studies, design and detailed of road, bridge, factories etc.
 Infrastructure Analysis, feasibility studies, designs and conduct trainings related in the
field of infrastructure and other appropriate technology.
 Perform research and development activities in the field of water resources/irrigation
sector.
 Socio- Economic and human resource development and management studies (pre and
post project evaluation).
 Environmental studies of development projects, river basin, impact assessment of
irrigation sector project, air, water and noise pollution.
 Geological, hydrological and Environmental studies so as to minimize the water and
land induced disaster.
 Provide its professional expertise in building the infrastructure, other development
activities like training for skilled manpower, developing other business opportunity,
impact assessment on tourism sector, and community-oriented development works in
the field of tourism sector, Effect of tourism in socio-economic activity of humanity and
environment.
 Provide its professional expertise in building the infrastructure, technology, other
development activities like training for skilled manpower, developing other business
opportunity, impact assessment on irrigation sector, and community-oriented
development works in the field of farm sector, Effect of Non-Conventional Irrigation
Technology in socio-economic activity of humanity and environment.
 Any type of program which will help to enhance the empowerment to the people and
helps to minimize the poverty.
2.5 APPROACH
 Stress on the collaborative efforts with like-minded individuals and organizations for
the development of disaster, environment and energy sectors.
 Built up organizational linkages with different academic institutions, development
agencies, tourism sector’s institutions and GOs / NGOs / INGOs to achieve its objectives.
 Promote the use of natural resources in a sustainable manner.
 Respect social norms, human rights and freedom of the individuals while performing
any activities as per its objectives.
 Provide special focus on deprived sections, areas and gender issues
in program and activities.
the development of infrastructure in tourism sector.
the development of infrastructure/ technology in irrigation sector / Hydropower
Sector.
the development of skill/ training for poverty alleviation.
2.6 AREAS OF EXPERTISE

 Retrofit Analysis.
 Disaster mitigation guidelines for a community organization and local government.
 Environment Management Technology.
 Infrastructure and Rural Development.
 Rural and Environment Friendly Road Technology.
 GIS (Geographic Information System) and CAD (Computer Aided Design).
 Flood/Landslide/Land use, Hazard and Risk Mapping.
 River Training and Disaster Prevention/Mitigation Technology
 Preparation of District Profile.
 Socio-economic studies.
 Energy Planning, Management and Auditing.
 Research and Training activities in Water Resources, Irrigation System, Energy and
Environment.
 Appropriate Technology & Infrastructure Development of Tourism Sector.
 Appropriate Technology & Infrastructure Development of Irrigation Sector.
 Property valuation.
 Appropriate Technology & Infrastructure Development of Water Supply and Sanitation
Sector.
2.7 ORGANIZATION
The company is operated by board of directors consisting of experienced, qualified, and
energetic individuals. The board of directors defines the overall policies, strategies, priorities
and modus operandi for each project. The day-to-day management is delegated to the
managing director elected by the board and also one of promoters of the company. Works are
divided in to five major sections of which section chiefs are responsible. Most of the section
chiefs are the member of board of directors, and the promoter of the firm. The firm has a
number of full time and Resources staffs and a pool of resource personnel whose service are
acquired as per the requirement for each specific project. The Network Organization of the
Company is shown below;
Figure 2.1: Organization Chart of D.B. Multi (P.) Ltd.
CHAIRMAN
MANAGING DIRECTOR
DIRECTOR
TECHNICAL ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC ACCOUN

SECTION RELATION T
CIVIL
SECTION
ENGINEER ADMINISTRATION
HEAD SOCIOLOGIST
ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNT
ENGINEER
OFFICER
STORE KEEPER
COMPUTER
COMPUTER ELECTRICAL
OPERATOR
ENGINEER
ENGINEER
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SOCIO ECONOMIST
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COMPUTER
OVERSEER OPERATO
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ELECTRICAL SUB- MECHANICAL SUPERVISOR

OVERSEER OVERSEER
Applicant’s Information Form and organization structure
Consulting Firm Information
Consultants Name : Infrastructure Engineering Acronym : IERC
Research and Consult (IERC) Pvt. Ltd.
EOI Submission Authorized by: Surendra Katwal Position : Chief Executive Officer
IERC P. Ltd.
Name of Firm/Company: Infrastructure Engineering Research and Consult P. Ltd.[IERC].
2. Type of Constitution (Partnership/Pvt.Ltd/PublicLtd/PublicSector/ NGO):- Private
3. Date of Incorporation / Commencement ofBusiness (Pleasespecify):2061/05/24 (Sep09, 2004)
4. Country of Registration: Nepal
5. Registered Office/Place of Business: Company Registration Office, Tripureshwor, Kathmandu/Balaju-16,

Kathmandu [Recent, Nagarjun-01, Raniban]
6. Telephone No: 01-5103011

Fax No: 01-5103011
Mail: consult@ierc.com.np
Address: Nagarjun-01, Raniban
7. Name of Authorized Contact Person: Er. Surendra Katwal
Designation: Chief Executive officer

Address: Kathmandu-16, Banasthali
Telephone: 9840062852
8. Name of Authorized Local Agent (if any)/Address/Telephone: NA
9. Consultant’s Organization:
The Infrastructure Engineering Research and Consult (IERC) Pvt. Ltd. is a Research and Consultant in the field of civil
engineering. It was founded on August, 2004 AD. Its members have long and wide range of experiences of planning,
designing and management skills in the field of structural, earthquake and water resources engineering.
IERC delivers services in all dimensions of civil engineering such as surveying, valuation, feasibility and detailed study,
planning, designing, supervision, monitoring, preparation of bill of quantities and tender documents of various areas of
roads, water supply and sanitary systems, irrigation systems, hydropower, bridges, electrical and communication systems,
industries etc. of rural and urban infrastructures and development. It also focuses on hazard, damage, and vulnerability and
loss estimation of built environment and strengthening/retrofitting of existing structures. Structural health monitoring using
various non-destructive techniques are also a key area of the IERC.
IERC do research in the areas of engineering aspect of earthquake motions in the Himalayas, seismic resistant low-cost
technology, updating seismic hazard, loss estimation in future earthquakes effect noise and vibration due to vehicular
movement. IERC has been working in the retrofitting and conservation of the building. The firm has not only the technical
and research competency but also the experience of leading and managing more than 80 projects.
BOARD MEMBERS
0B
S.N. Name Position Qualification
1 ShyamThapa Chairman M. Sc. in Structural Engineering
A. Mr. Shyam. Thapa
Area of expertise: Structural Engineering

Years of Experience: 21 years
Current job: Project Engineer (Full Time Contract)
London Borough of Haringey, London, N22 8HQ
Structural Design Engineer (Part Time)
Exi-Tech Design & Construction Ltd.
66 Leggatt Road, Stratford, London, E15 2RQ
Contact:
Res. Address: Sanothimi, Bhaktapur
Phone: 01-6634727 (Res.)
Email: smthapa@yahoo.com
Current Address: 8 Revell Rise, Plumstead Common, London, SE18 2NY
Contact No: +44-7830655044
Shyam Thapa is a Civil & Structural Engineer with particular expertise in Structural Design & Maintenance of
Buildings (Residential, Commercial, and Tall Buildings) & Bridges (Footbridge, Motorway Bridge & Railway Bridge),
Analysis and Design of Hydraulic Structures (Weir, Settling Basin, Piers, Thrust Blocks, and Powerhouse). He is
currently working as a Project Engineer for Highways Maintenance (Design for carriageway resurfacing,
reconstruction, footway reconstruction and reinstatement, vehicle crossings) and drainage work in a Council of
London, UK. He has work experiences in Nepal, Qatar and UK. He has participated in many Civil, Structural and
Highways Engineering trainings and seminars. He holds B.E. (Civil Engineering) and M. Sc. in Structural
Engineering Degrees from Tribhuvan University in Nepal. He is also a member of the Institution of Engineers in
Nepal, and UK. He is also the Structural Engineer Member in Nepal & UK. Shyam Thapa has confirmed that he is
ready to spare his more time when IERC will have the job related to his expertise.
Organization Chart of IERC (P) Ltd.
Annual General Assembly

(BOARD OF DIRECTORS)
Chairman
Managing Director
Planning Engineering Management Administration /

Section Section Section Finance Section
Planners Account
Civil Engineers Office
Architects
Structural Engineers Management
Archaeologists
Earthquake Engineers Field Management
Economist
Geotechnical Engineers Marketing
Sociologists
Hydropower Engineers
Electrical Engineers
Sanitary Engineers Store
Environmental Engineers Procurement
Geologists Assistants
FULL TIME STAFF
1B
S.N Name Qualification Position
1. Mr. Surendra Katwal M.Sc. Chief Executive officer
2. Mr. Kamal Raj Karki M.Ed Admin
3. Mr. Deepak Raj Shakya ME Construction Management

4. Ms. Sujata Kayastha M.E Structural Engineer
5. Mr. Sunil Bhandari B.E. Civil Engineer

6. Mrs. Nirkala Marahatta B. Ed Admin Officer
7. Mr. Shyam Neupane B.E. Civil Engineer

8. Mr. Santosh Dhital B.E. Civil Engineer
9. Mr. Sandip Thapa B.E. Civil Engineer
10. Mr. Sudeep Khadka B.E. Civil Engineer

11. Mr. Gehendra Acharya B.E. Civil Engineer
12. Mrs. Nirkala Marahatta B. Ed Admin Officer
13. Mr. Shailendra Ghimire BBS Accountant
14. Ms. Anami Bohara B.Arch. Architect
15. Ms. Shrijana Khadgi B.Arch. Architect
16. Mr. Bijay Rana Bhat B.E Civil Engineer
17. Mr. Sudarshan Dhakal B.E. Civil Engineer

18. Mr. Bikesh Bayaju BBA Accountant
19. Mr. Suchan Pokharel I.E. Sub Engineer
20. Ms Ramila Subedi SLC Office Helper
21. Binod Magar SLC Driver

Resource Persons
2B
S.N Name Qualification Expertise
1. Dr. SurendraTamrakar PhD. Eng. Geotechnical Engineering
2. Dr. Krishna Bhetuwal PhD. Eng. Structural Engineering
3. Dr. Deepak Raj Bhatt PhD. Eng. Geotechnical Engineering
4. Er. Laxman Aryal M. Sc. Hydraulic Engineering
5. Er. Pramod Neupane M. E. Structural Engineering
6. Er. Chet Raj Joshi M.Sc. Geotechnical Engineering
7. Er. Rewant Rawat M.Sc. Geotechnical Engineering
8. Er. Rabindra Dawadi M. Sc. Urban Planning
9. Puspa Raj Bhatta B. Arch Architecture
10. Ashish Samsher Rana B. Arch Architecture/Urban Planning
M.Sc. Earthquake Engineer

11. Sunita Ghimire
M. Sc. Geotechnical Engineer

12. Uday Raj Neupane
M.A. Archaeologist
13. Bishnu Raj Karki
B.E Electrical Engineer

14. Rajiv Yadav
PhD. Eng Environmentalist

15. Bikash Adhikari
PhD. Sociology
16. Chan Bahadur Gurung
M. Ed Educationalist
17. Purna Bahadur Lamichhane
M.A Economics
18. Shakuntala Marahatta
PhD. Agriculture
19. Krishna Hari Dhakal
ME Water Resource Management

20. Laxman Aryal
M.A. Archaeology
21. Bishnu Raj Karki
M.A Sociology
22. Kheshari Pradsad Bhatta
Office with facilities and Field Equipment
Office with Facilities

3B
The principal office premise of IERC (P) Ltd. is situated in the quiet and peaceful environment on black topped road of
Raniban, Nagarjun Municipality -01 Kathmandu . Total space available within the premise is around 2053 sq ft. The office
building is fully furnished. This consisted of individual room for Managing Directors, Directors, Technical, administration
,account section and Kitchen room. In front of the office building, a parking space of around 1200 sq ft is also available for
vehicles with 12 feet wide steel gate. Beside this, well managed parking space about 3 Vehicle and 12 motorbikes is also
available. The Company is fully equipped with modern office equipment and facilities for self-sustained operation of the
entire domain of its services. All the computer and printer is connected with local network. Thus, the office premise is
comfortable and has working environment.
Office and Field Equipment
S.N. Office space/Equipment/Facilities Quantities Specifications/Remarks

Office Space
1. Office Area 2053 Sqft. Well furnished Office with independent
Block and Flats.
Survey/Field Equipment
1. Total Station/Theodolites equivalent 2 set Topcon/Goin, South
2. GPS 3 nos Garmin GPS
4 WD Vehicles
1. 4WD Mahindra Scorpio 1 no. 5 Seated
2. 2 WD Car 2 no. 4 Seated

Others
1. Computer/Laptop 10 nos Dell Laptop/ Computer set
2. Printer 5 nos Canon 3300, photocopier MFC2320.
3. Core drilling equipment -100 with 1 no
accessories
4. WD-50N Drilling Rig unskid Base with 1 no

accessories
5. Direct Shear Testing apparatus complete 1 no

set with accessories
6. Test Apparatus triaxial complete set with 1 no

accessories
7. Uniaxial test machine compressive strength 1 no

complete set with accessories
WORK EXPERIENCE
4B
Since the establishment of the firm it has completed several jobs on heritage and low strength masonry structures.
Especially focused on the preservation work plan, analysis and retrofitting design with Department of Archeology.
S.N Fiscal Year Description of projects Employer
Documentation of stone spouts of Lalitpur and Department

1 2063/64
Bhaktapur of Archeology
Department
2 2063/64 Detailing of 7 V.D.C s of Kathmandu Valley of Archeology
Department
Documentation of ancient statues of Thankot
3 2063/64 of Archeology
Balambu, Kishipindi and Matatirtha
Department
Preparation of field study report of Dibyeshwori
Temple, Kaushaltar
Department
Documentation and report writing about Kankre
Bihar, Surkhet
Department
Preparation of masterplan of Prathampur
Mahabihar located at Bungmati
Department
Preparation of master plan of Patikuti area near
upper palace of Gorkha
Detail reporting and structural detailing of Narsang Department

8 2064/65 Monastry located at Kobang V.D.C of Mustang of Archeology
District
Department
Preparation of field study report of Pancha Dewal
located at Kalikot
Department
Preparation of field study report of Jwala Temple
Shree Sthan located at Dailekh
Department
Preparation of field study report about landslide
near Manakamana Temple
Department
12 2064/65 Preparation of field study report of Tanahun of Archeology
Department
Preparation of field study report of Bhim Bireshwor
Temple, Gorkha
Preparation of field study report including Department

14 2064/65 sectional plan and elevation about Jaladroni in of Archeology
Patan
Department
Preparation of field study report about
management of Gorkha Museum
Department
Preparation of field study report about Pancha
Dewal of Binayak, Achham
Department
Preparation of working details of Bhurti Dewal at
Dolakha District
Department
Preparation of working details of lower
Dhungeshwor Temple at Dolakha District
Department
Drawing and designing of Praster system temple
at Sundhara, Patan
Department
Preparation of detail drawing of Bhimbireshwor
Temple at Namjung, Gorkha
Department
Preparation of detail field study report of Uma
Maheshwor Temple, Patan
Department
Preparation of field study report about Layout Plan
of meeting hall inside Hanuman Dhoka Museum
Preparation of survey report and division list of Department

23 2065/66 cultural heritage sites of 20 districts of Nepal of Archeology
under cultural heritage protection and division plan
Department
Preparation of detail field study report of of cultural
heritages located at Ajaymerukot, Dadeldhura
Department
Preparation of field study report of Ukuka
Bhagnabasesh at Darchula
Department
preparation of field study report of Makawanpur
Gadhi
Department
Preparation of detai field study report of Pancha
Dewal located at Mehalmudi, Kalikot
Preparation of survey report and division list of
Department
cultural heritage sites of 34 districts of Nepal
under cultural heritage protection and division
plan.
Department
Preparation of detail drawing of newly constructed
national museum building
067/068 Preparation of preservation plan of Bhimsen Department of

30
temple at Mangalbazar Archaeology
067/068 Preparation of detailed study report on renovation Department of

31
of Shantipur at Swayambhu Archaeology
Hanuman Dhoka
Durbar Museum
067/068 Engineering design of extended building Of
32 Development
National Museum
Committee
Hanuman Dhoka
Durbar Museum
067/068 Preparation of detailed drawing of North elevation
33 Development
of Hanuman Dhoka.
Committee
Preparation of detailed elevation drawings of

067/068 Department of
34 extended building of National Museum Archaeology
Preparation of drawings of Silkhana building at

35 National Museum Archaeology
Nepal National
Preparation of Master Plan of Nepal National
067/068 Ethnographic
36 Ethno Museum
Museum
Hanuman Dhoka
067/068 Preparation of list of idols and statues at inner Durbar Museum
37
chowk of Hanuman Dhoka Development
Committee
Preparation of study report of Bauddha art gallery Department of
38 067/068
for re exhibition Archaeology
Department of
39 067/068 Preparation of list of weapons
Archaeology
Department of
40 067/068 Preparation of master plan of Bhimsen temple
Archaeology
Department of
41 067/068 Preparation of study report of Belkot at Nuwakot
Archaeology
Preparation of study report of Panchadewal at Department of

42 067/068
Godawari Archaeology
Preparation of study report of Bhairab temple at Department of

43 067/068
Palpa Archaeology
Department of
44 067/068 Listing of heritages at Lalitpur
Archaeology
Department of
45 067/068 Preparation of study report of Belkot
Archaeology
Preparation of study report of Dhungeswor temple Department of

46 067/068
at Dailekh Archaeology
Department of
47 067/068 Preparation of study report on dewals at Bhurti
Archaeology
Preparation of study report of PalpaBhairab Department of
48 067/068
temple Archaeology
Hanuman Dhoka
Durbar Museum
49 068/069 Detail Drawing of Kampukot
Development
Committee
Hanuman Dhoka
Drawing design and estimate of shopping stall Durbar Museum
068/069
50 study Development
Committee
Hanuman Dhoka
Preparation of detailed drawing of East elevation Durbar Museum
068/069
51 of Hanuman Dhoka Development
Committee
Hanuman Dhoka
Durbar Museum
068/069
52 Study on renovation of Sisabaithak block Development
Committee
53 Study of PangnamiPhulbari Magi gumba
Archaeology
068/069 Preparation of drawings of temples at Jagannath Department of

54
and Dewalpur Archaeology
55 Study on archaeological locations at Kapilwastu
Archaeology
56 Geotechnical study at Muktinath temple premise
Archaeology
069/070 Study on Terracotta shikhar style temple inside Department of

57
Patan Durbar Square Archaeology
Preparation of study report on wreckages at Uku, Department of
58 069/070
Dailekh Archaeology
Department of
59 069/070 Management of Nuwakot durbar gallery
Archaeology
Re-evaluation of categories of traditional houses

built at two protected monument zone and Department of
60 070/071
preparation of inventory of houses those not Archaeology
compliance with rules and regulation
Study on strengthening planning of Gorkha Department of

61 070/071
museum at Gorkha district Archaeology
Department of
62 070/071 Preparation of detailed drawings of Janaki Temple
Archaeology
Preparation of report with design and drawings of Department of

63 070/071
Garadghar at Nuwakot durbar palace Archaeology
Preparation of field study report of five locations

Department of
64 070/071 Panauti, Kirtipur, Gorkha, Sankhu and Khokana
Archaeology
listed at tentative list
Preparation of list of ancient monuments and

archaeological things at two protected monument Department of
65 070/071
zones listed in world heritage list at Patan durbar Archaeology
square and Changunarayan
Preparation of masterplan of Halesimahadev Department of

66 070/071
temple Archaeology
Preparation of inventory of buildings, built against Department of

67 071/72
rules and regulation Archaeology
Detailed report on design and drawing of Department of

68 071/072
Tripureswor temple preservation Archaeology
Preparation of list of damaged monuments with
photos due to earthquake on Baisakh 12, 13 and Department of
69 071/072
29, 2072 B.S. at Dolakha, Sindhupalchok and Archaeology
Kavrepalanchok
Load test of timber frames to use in renovation Department of

70 072/073
and preservation of heritage structures. Archaeology
Study on revising of boundary of Gorkha durbar Department of

71 072/073
memorial area Archaeology
Detailed topographic survey and feasibility study

Champawati
72 072/073 of the Chepe A (7.0Mw) Hydropower Project,
Hydropower Pvt. Ltd.
Gorkha/Lamjung
Feasibility study of the ShyarkyuKhola (3.5 Mw) Champawati

73 072/073
Hydropower Project, Manag Hydropower Pvt. Ltd.
Structural design and drawing of

Hydrualicstrcutures (dam, retaining structures,
Champawati
74 073/074 desilting basin), Pipeline and Power house and
Hydropower Pvt. Ltd.
preparation of estimate and BOQ of Chepe A
Hydropower Project
Revision on drawings and estimate of Garadghar,
75 seven storied palace and Taleju temple at
Archaeology
Nuwakot and Gorkha palace at Gorkha
Detailed Engineering survey, Design and
Estimation Trial Bridge under Package EP-
33/073/74:
 Jhurjhure Suspension Bridge,

Makawanpur (311.80m long)
073/074 MoFALD,Suspension
76  Ratapani Sispended Bridge, Mugu Bridge Division
(102.0m long).
 Saribang Suspension Bridge, Pyuthan
(249.40m long).
 Sipakhpla Suspended Bridge,
Sindhupalchowk (293.0m long
074/075 MoFALD,Suspension
77 25/074/75 Bridge Division
 Dhaule Suspended Bridge,
mugu(152.00 m long)
 Pagarsena Suspended Bridge,
mugu(135.00 m long)
 Tumling Suspended Bridge,
Humla(135.00 m long)
 Thulibheri Bridge Dolpa (56.00 m long)

18/074/75
 Bandh Dabille Suspended Bridge, gulmi

(171.0 m long)
074/075  Bhaise gaire Bridge,palpa (86.34m MoFALD,Suspension
78 long) Bridge Division
 Budhi kulo Suspension Bridge, gulmi
(135.00 m long)
 Rangdi khola Suspended Bridge, gulmi
(357.00 m long)
 Chakiya Babai Suspension Bridge,
Rupandehi (206.20 m long
Structural design and drawing of commercial cum
074/075
79 residential building with total area of 12,138 sft at De-Fort Nepal
Baneshwor
Structural design and drawing of commercial cum
074/075 De-Fort Nepal
80 residential building with total area of 8,169 sft at
Lalitpur
074/075 Structural design and drawing of residential De-Fort Nepal

81
building with total area of 3,720 sft at Lalitpur
CLPIU
Structural Assessment of DoLIDAR Building at
82 074/075
Lalitpur Jwagal Lalitpur
CLPIU- Education
Structural Assessment and Retrofit Design of Gyaneshwor,
83 074/075
School Buildings at Gorkha
Kathmandu
Preparation of Master plan of National War DCC, Rolpa
84 074/075
Museum at Rolpa
Preparation of Detailed Design and Working

drawings, Technical Specifications, Cost Bagmati River Basin
Estimates and Bidding Documents for Improvement Project
85 074/075
Reconstruction of Temples, Monuments, and - BRBIP
Buildings along the Heritage walk from Thapathali
Bridge to Teku Bridge.
National
Structural Condition Assessment and
Reconstruction
86 075/076 Strengthening/Retrofitting Design of West Lounge
of Singhadurbar (Phase I Condition Assessment) Authority
National
Structural Condition Assessment and
Reconstruction
87 075/076 Strengthening/Retrofitting Design of West Lounge
of Singhadurbar (Phase II Retrofitting Design) Authority
Detailed Damage assessment, soil investigation,

Detailed Design and Working drawings, Cost Department of
88 075/076 Estimates and Preparation of Detailed Project Archaeology
Report of the Jangam Math of Taumadhi,
Bhaktapur.
Preparation of master plan for landscaping, public Uttargaya Rural
89 075/76 and temples development with detailed design Municipality
and estimate at Uttargaya Dham
Detail Architectural Drawing, Structural Analysis
Pashupati Area
and Detailed Cost Estimate (DPR) of Vishworup
90 076/77 Development Trust
Temple, Sattals and small Temples (4nos) Inside
Vishworup Courtyard Padhupati.
Preparation of Capacity Building Training Manual Nepal
(Contract ID No.: EHRP/NRA/S/CQS-02/2076- Reconstruction
91 076/77
77)/World Bank Funded (Credit: IDA Cr.No.AF- Authority
6164-NP).
076/77 District Treasury
Preparation of DPR of District Treasury Controller Controller office,
92
office building at Manang Manang
076/77 Nepal
Seismic Vulnerability analysis and retrofit design Reconstruction
93
of Ghantaghar Authority
Research
5B
 Updating the seismic hazard map of Nepal
 Ground motion simulations
 Research on buildings and materials
 Loss estimation in future earthquakes
Consulting Firm: Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant P. Ltd. (RIMC)
S.N Details of the Company Submitting
1. Name of the Firm/Company : Rural Infrastructure and Management
Consultant Pvt. Ltd. (RIMC)
2. Type of Constitution : Private Limited
3. Date of Incorporation/Commencement of : 2066-08-11 B.S.
Business (2009-11-26 AD)
4. Place of Incorporation :  Bhaktapur-01, Madhyapur Thimi, Lokanthali
(Registered Office)
 Koteshwor, Kathmandu (Place of Business)
5. Details of Services Provided : Engineering Consultancy Services
6. Registration (Membership) in Professional Nepal (SCAEF); Membership No. – 181
Societies ISO No. – MIAL/NEP/09102020/09RIMCPL
NCC No. – 18204
CTEVT No. – 2251
7. Registered Office/Place of Business :  Bhaktapur-01, Madhyapur Thimi, Lokanthali
(Registered Office)
 Koteshwor, Kathmandu (Place of Business)
8. Telephone No. : +977-01-4600734, 4600735
9. Fax No. : NA
10. E-Mail Address : rimc.consultant@gmail.com
11. Name of Authorized Contact Person : Mr. Bharat Timsina
Designation: Managing Director
Address: Koteshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal
Mobile No: 9851077782
Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant

Pvt. Ltd (RIMC) is an ISO 9001:2015 certified multi-
disciplinary pioneering consulting firm of Nepal, devoted
to contributing to the nation-building through
professional, scientific and dedicated contributions. It
was established in 2009 AD (2065 BS) as per the
Company Act 2063 sub Article (1) of Government of
Nepal (GoN) with a mission to support technical know-
how and expertise for the use of resources for the long
term development and sustainability.
The services provided by RIMC can be grouped into four

main categories:
 Engineering
 Research and Development
 Skill Development Trainings
Our major objective is to enhance the Engineering and

Management sector including but not limited to
Hydropower, Environmental Services, Alternative energy, Climate change, Agriculture and Forestry in
Nepal through planning, training and technical assistance. Our major competency is highlighted by the
services for Survey, Mapping, Design and Construction of Engineering structures, Industrial Planning and
Engineering, Rural & Urban Development as well as Management & Institutional Development, policy
formulation and evaluation, training and monitoring & evaluation.
The well-structured and disciplined organization of highly capable and experienced executive panel of
Directors as well as the valued and competent Technical Experts and other staff members from wide
range of professional and academic background enhances our strength. In addition, contributions of other
valued expert professionals being used as and when needed, have been providing the indispensable
strength to the organization.
.
Our daily challenges are acquiring the most up-to-date knowledge in different management functions
as well as an up-to-date knowledge of the latest technologies and utilizing this knowledge to maximize
the value-added services to our clients.
Persistently working toward continuous improvement, and stretching our potential, we have succeeded
in developing models and tools that serve to identify our client’s specific requirements and cater to
addressing them most effectively and efficiently. We believe that this represents our main competitive
edge, and as such, we strive to constantly upgrade and fine-tune these methodologies to remain in line
with local and regional business environments. Our strong performance and presence are the result of
continued focused execution of our growth strategy.
All these long years of our allegiance and efforts together with the trust and co-operation of renowned
collaborating partners, have brought us to an excellent position to proclaim our effort in achieving our
intended goals of prosperous Nepal, for what we are always fully committed and thankful.
RIMC are to provide professional services in various fields of Engineering, Infrastructure, Research and
Development in Nepal through, planning, training, technical assistance, harnessing potentials and
opportunities, and fostering partnership among the key stakeholders.
Key objectives:
✓ To provide technical assistance in the development and supervision of infrastructure ranging from civil
works, road building, water supply, irrigation, hydro development, and transfer of modern technology.
✓ To mainstream all- round development by innovating/introducing appropriate technology management for

development and utilization of natural resources (land, water, energy, agriculture, forest, and environment)
and adaptation to its changes including climate change.
✓ To assist in just and efficient utilization of natural resources, together with identifying alternative sources
including renewable energy to attain sustainability.
✓ To assist in building peace and prosperous society, by addressing the challenges of food security, health,
employment, and livelihood.
✓ To assist the Resettlement & Rehabilitation Planning of Vulnerable areas.
✓ To sensitize the capacity building of the human resources for all- round development through additional
interventions such as orientation, technical training, workshops, and dissemination tools.
✓ To provide technical services in data acquisition, analysis, evaluation, and interpretation relating to
baseline, periodic plan, Integrated development plan, follow-up, end-lines, evaluation, assessments,
master plans, business strategies, market survey, and research-related activities.
Board of Directors
RIMC is managed by a team of professionally competent, efficient, result- oriented shareholders and
five Member Board of Directors. The Board is responsible for the formulation of guidelines, plans, and
policies of the Company and its implementation. The Company has a Managing Director who will be
responsible for all SN Name Qualification Position
the management, 1. Mr. Bharat Timsina Master i n B u s i n e s s Managing Director

administrative, S t u d i e s /Social Science
and financial 2. Mr. Sandesh Pant B.E. (Electrical and Electronics Director
Engineering
matters. The
organizational 3. Bakhat Bd. Shahi M.Sc. in Interdisciplinary Water Director
Resource Management/ BE in Civil
structure is shown
below. The 4. Mr. Paribesh Parajuli Master’s D e g r e e in H i g h w a y
a n d Railway engineering
Director
present members
5. Mitra Bahadur Shrestha Master in Environment Director
of the Board of Management/BE (Civil)
Directors are:
Organization Chart of Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant Pvt. Ltd (RIMC)
RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANT PVT LTD
(RIMC Pvt. Ltd.)
2021
General Information of the Company
Name of Firm/Company Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant (RIMC) Pvt. Ltd.
Type of firm Proprietorship
Date of Establishment November 26, 2009 (2066-08-11 B.S.)
Survey, Design and Construction supervision of Civil Infrastructure works

as Transportation (Road, Railway, bridges, Airports), Buildings, Irrigation,
Nature of Business Water supply and sanitation, Energy (Hydropower, wind energy),
Institutional Development etc. as well as Research & Development in
Agriculture / Forestry / Environmental Services, Climate Change,
Planning and Vocational/Micro-enterprise Trainings
Government of Nepal, Office of the Company Registrar, Tripureshwor,

Company Registration Kathmandu,
Registration No. 68070/066/067
PAN/VAT Registration 303859985
ISO 9001:2015 Registration MIAL/NEP/09102020/09RIMCPL

Registered Office Address Bhaktapur-01, Madhyapur Thimi, Lokanthali
Contact Office Address Koteshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal
Contact Details:
Telephone No. +977-1-4600734, 4600735
Email Address rimc.consultant@gmail.com; info@rimc.com.np
Website www.rimc.com.np
Name of Authorized Contact Person Mr. Bharat Timsina
Designation Managing Director
Telephone +977-9851077782, +977-1-4600734
Office Hours 10:00 - 17:00 hours

Official Banking Partners Siddhartha Bank Ltd., Tinkune, Himalayan Bank Ltd, Bhaktapur
Rastriya Banijya Bank Ltd, Baneshwor
ADB CMS Registration No. 016840
1. Background of the Company
Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant Pvt. Ltd (RIMC) is an ISO 9001:2015
certified multi-disciplinary pioneering consulting firm of Nepal, devoted to contributing
to the nation-building through professional, scientific and dedicated contributions. It was
established in 2009 AD (2065 BS) as per the Company Act 2063 sub Article (1) of
Government of Nepal (GoN) with a mission to support technical know-how and expertise for
the use of resources for the long term development and sustainability.
The main objectives of the RIMC is to provide professional services on infrastructural
development, Research & Development (R&D), and consulting services in many different
fields in Nepal through, planning, training, technical assistance, harnessing potentials and
opportunities, and fostering partnership among the key stakeholders. Our expertise in R&D
of Engineering sectors, Planning Sectors, Agriculture & Forestry, Environmental Services,
Alternative Energy and Climate Change, through planning, design, policy formulation,
management, training, monitoring & evaluation services, are our distinguishable strength.
We are also competent in rendering consulting services for Survey, Mapping, Design and
Construction of various structures, Industrial Planning and Engineering, Rural & Urban
Development, Management & Institutional Development, and Health Research and Surveys.
The well-structured and disciplined organization of highly capable and experienced

executive panel of Managing Director and Technical Directors as well as the valued and
competent Technical Experts and other staff members including agriculturist,
environmentalist, hydrologist and meteorologist, engineers, and socio-economists are the
backbone of the organization. In addition, contributions of other valued expert
professionals being used as and when needed, are providing the indispensable strength to
the organization.
RIMC has been providing consulting services to Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) through
various services of environment, social and training sector. We are also working for
Environment and Social Project called “Safeguard Implementation and Monitoring Works
of SASEC Power System Expansion Project” in NEA (worth US$ 2.6 million) jointly. Also
Recently RIMC has been contracted again by NEA jointly for the similar project “Safeguard
Implementation & Monitoring of Tamakoshi Kathmandu 200-400 kV Transmission Line”.
RIMC has also been involved in completed projects like “Environmental and Social
Mitigation Measure and monitoring works in Kali Gandaki “A” HEP Rehabilitation Project”,
“Supply of Manpower (Environmental Safeguard Officer) for Environment and Social
Management Unit of Marsyangdi- Kathmandu 220kV Transmission Line”
and “Supply of Manpower to Environment and Social Management Unit of Kaligandaki
Corridor (Dana-Kusma) 220kV Transmission Line”
After the devastating earthquake in April 2015, RIMC has been involved in many
reconstruction and rehabilitation works. RIMC has been involved in Technical supervision,
monitoring of more than 250 earthquake-resistant buildings (houses) including 212 houses
in Sindhuli district alone, 25 houses in Nuwakot district and 36 in Dhading district under
different projects of introduction and implementation of earthquake- resistant building
construction in coordination with OXFAM and Helvetas Nepal in different earthquake-
affected districts where more than 2000 local non-skilled and semi-skilled manpower were
trained in the earthquake-resistant construction practices.
RIMC, in fellowship with Helvetas-Nepal and Build Change-Nepal (an INGO working in
reforming the building practices, by creating and implementing designs of disaster-
resistant houses and schools in emerging nations and training builders, homeowners,
engineers, and government officials to build them) has completed retrofitting of houses in
Sindhuli district where we also provided the training to many peoples in the concept of
retrofitting of the damaged and vulnerable houses under the retrofit project funded by DFID.
Among more than 100 full time and part-time technical staff (i.e. engineers and
overseers), more than 25 of our technical staff have been provided special "Retrofitting
Training of Trainers" training by Build Change-Nepal.
All these long years of our allegiance and efforts together with the trust and co-operation
of renowned collaborating partners, have brought us to an excellent position to proclaim
our effort in achieving our intended goals of prosperous Nepal, for what we are always fully
committed and thankful.
2. Objectives
Objectives of the RIMC are to provide professional services in various fields of Research and
Development in Nepal through, planning, training, technical assistance, harnessing potentials
and opportunities, and fostering partnership among the key stakeholders.
Key objectives:
✓ To provide technical assistance in the development and supervision of
infrastructure ranging from civil works, road building, water supply, irrigation, hydro
development, and transfer of modern technology.
✓ To mainstream all- round development by innovating/introducing appropriate

technology management for development and utilization of natural resources (land,
water, energy, agriculture, forest, and environment) and adaptation to its changes
including climate change.
✓ To assist in just and efficient utilization of natural resources, together with

identifying alternative sources including renewable energy to attain sustainability.
✓ To assist in building peace and prosperous society, by addressing the challenges of

food security, health, employment, and livelihood.
✓ To assist the Resettlement & Rehabilitation Planning of Vulnerable areas.

✓ To sensitize the capacity building of the human resources for all- round
development through additional interventions such as orientation, technical training,
workshops, and dissemination tools.
✓ To provide technical services in data acquisition, analysis, evaluation, and

interpretation relating to baseline, periodic plan, Integrated development plan,
follow-up, end-lines, evaluation, assessments, master plans, business strategies,
market survey, and research-related activities.
3. Working Fields
a. Detailed Engineering Survey, Design, Cost Estimate and Bio-Engineering.

b. Supervision of Construction, Maintenance and Rehabilitation works of Road,
Bridge, Buildings, Airports, Irrigation, Water Supply and Hydropower
c. Research and Design
d. Post Construction Appraisal
e. Survey (Topographic, River, Land Use, Traffic, Geological, Natural Resources),
GIS Mapping & Remote Sensing
f. Climate Change, Biodiversity conservation & Natural Resource Management

g. Preliminary Investigation and Studies
h. Water Supply & Sanitary Engineering (Urban/ Rural /Industrial)
i. Feasibility Studies
j. Rural/Urban Planning (Master Plan, Land pooling, Guided Land Development
k. EIA, IEE, Environmental study and Bio-Engineering Study
l. Preparation of Norms, Standards and Specifications
m. Management Information System
n. Rural/Urban Planning (Master Plan, Land pooling, Guided Land Development )
o. Health Research & Survey
p. Skill Development Training (Vocational Training)
q. Data acquisition, analysis, evaluation & interpretation of all above activities by

baseline, periodic plan, follow-up, end-lines, evaluation, assessments, master
plans, integrated development plan, business strategies, market and research
related surveys.
4. Organizational Structure
a. Board of Directors
RIMC is managed by a team of professionally competent, efficient, result- oriented
shareholders and five Member Board of Directors. The Board is responsible for the
formulation of guidelines, plans, and policies of the Company and its implementation. The
Company has a Managing Director who will be responsible for all the management,
administrative, and financial matters. The organizational structure is shown below. The
present members of the Board of Directors are:
SN Name Qualification Position
1. Mr. Bharat Timsina Master i n B u s i n e s s Managing Director

S t u d i e s /Social Science
2. Mr. Sandesh Pant B.E. (Electrical and Electronics Director

Engineering
3. Bakhat Bd. Shahi M.Sc. in Interdisciplinary Water Director

Resource Management/ BE in Civil
4. Mr. Paribesh Parajuli Master’s D e g r e e in H i g h w a y Director

a n d Railway engineering
5. Mitra Bahadur Shrestha Master in Environment Director

Management/BE (Civil)
b. L i s t of Staffs and Consultants
SN Name of Expert Designation Education Experience(Year) Type
Regular Staff
1 Bharat Timsina Managing Director Master’s in Business Studies 17 Full Time
2 Bharat Chalise Director Master's in Structure Engineering 12 Full Time
Paribesh Parajuli Technical Director Master's in Highway and Railway Engineering 6 Full Time
3
Purna Bahadur Chemjong Program Manager PG in Development and Research 25 Full Time
4
5 Nabin Basyal Head - Operation & Project Masters in Arts (Rural Development) 10 Full Time
Implementation
6 Mitra Bahadur Shrestha Environmentalist / Civil Engineer Master in Environment Management/BE (Civil) 18 Full Time
7 Bakhat Bd. Shahi Hydrologist M.Sc. in Interdisciplinary Water Resource 15 Full Time
Management/ BE in Civil
8 Bikash Sherchan GIS Expert MSc. (Photogrammetry and Geoinformatics) 12 Full Time
9 Sandesh Pant Electrical Engineer B.E. (Electrical and Electronics 12 Full Time
Engineering
10 Prajwol Karki Civil Engineer Bachelors in Civil Engineering 7 Full Time
11 Aawaz Gautam Civil Engineer Bachelors in Civil Engineering 7 Full Time
12 Sagar Thapa Civil Engineer Bachelors in Civil Engineering (Specialization in 5
Hydropower) Full Time
13 Chiraag Dhungana Civil Engineer Bachelors in Civil Engineering (Specialization in
Hydropower) 5 Full Time
14 Shishir Dahal Electrical Engineer B.E. (Electrical and Electronics 10
Engineering Full Time
15 Srijana Rai Architect Bachelors in Architecture 3
Full Time
16 Arjun Kunwar Architect Bachelors in Architecture 5 Full Time
17 Mahendra Bhattarai Environmentalist / Natural Resource Masters in Environmental Science / Masters in Natural 15 Full Time
Expert Resource Management
18 Sugam Bajracharya Statistician Masters in Statistics 18 Full Time
19 Dhirendra B Shahi Grants & Compliance Manager MA in Economics 38 Full Time
20 Riwaz Khanal Environmentalist Masters in Environmental Engineering 8 Full Time
21 Dhirendra Bhatta Deo Surveyor Diploma in Geomatics 7 Full Time
22 Prakash Lakandri Sr. Surveyor Bachelors in Geomatics 10 Full Time
23 Pritha Khanal Program Coordinator Masters in Arts (Sociology) 8 Full Time
24 Neha Uprety Research Coordinator Masters in Arts (Sociology) 6 Full Time
25 Shiv Prasad Sharma Manager | Finance Master’s in Business Studies 6 Full Time
26 Bikash Gautam Officer | Admin, and Finance Master’s in Business Studies 6 Full Time
27 Rukshan Maharjan Sr. Officer | Business Development & Master’s in Business Studies 6 Full- Time
International Relation
28 Shristi Dangol Officer | Business Development Master’s in Business Administration 5 Full Time
29 Rakshya Kharel Officer | Business Development & Human Master’s in Business Administration 4 Full Time
resource
30 Purna Prasad Joshi Training Coordinator Bachelors in Arts (Rural Development) 8 Full Time
Engineering Staff
31 Dr. Suman Narsingh Engineer Team leader/ Structure Ph.D. in Structure Engineering 18 Part Time
Rajbhandari Engineer
32 Ganesh Ram Nhamafuki Earthquake/Structural Engineer Ph.D. in Earthquake and Structural 12 Full Time
Engineering
33 Kamal K.C Bridge/ Structural Engineer M.Sc. in Structural Engineering 16 Part Time
34 Dr. Pradip Kumar Shrestha Highway Engineer Doctoral of Engineering in Transportation 20 Part Time
Engineering,
35 Shree Ram Dhakal Highway Engineer Master of
Master of Engineering
Engineering in
in Transportation
Transportation 10 Part Time
Engineering
36 Rupendra Bar Dhoj Structural Engineer M.Sc. in Structural Engineering 11 Full Time
Thapa
37 Nabin Ghising Structural Engineer M.Sc. in Structural Engineering 15 Part Time
38 Binod Shrestha Structural Engineer Masters in Structural Engineering 10 Part time
39 Yog Raj Poudel Structural Engineer M.Sc. in Structural Engineering 12 Full time
40 Jeetendra Shrestha Structural Engineer M.Sc. in Structural Engineering 9 Full time
41 Suman Bhattarai Water Resource Engineer M.Sc. Water Supply & Sanitation 8 Full Time
42 Nirajan Raut Hydropower Engineer M.Sc. in Hydropower 26 Full time
43 Sunil Ghaju Hydropower Engineer M.Sc. in Hydropower Development 10 Part-Time
44 Rupak Bastola Water Resource Engineer M.Sc. in Water Resource Engineering 11 Full-time
45 Raghu Nath Prajapati Water Resource Engineer M.Sc. in Water Resource Engineering 12 Part-Time
46 Ram Sundar Shrestha Water Resource Engineer M.Sc. in Water Resources Engineering 7 Full time
47 Sudish Lal Maskey Water Resource Engineer M.Sc. in River Basin Management 7 Full time
48 Paribesh Parajuli Highway and Railway Engineer ME (Road and Railway) 8 Full Time
49 M.Sc. in Highway Engineering and
Pushkar Poudel Highway Engineer Management (Ongoing) 11 Full time
50 Chanchal Kumar Jha Geotechnical Engineer M.Sc. in Geotechnical Engineering 10 Part Time
51 Dibangar Khoteja Geotechnical Engineer M.Sc. in Geotechnical Engineering 16 Part-Time
52 Rupesh Shrestha Geotechnical Engineer ME In Geo-Technical Engineering 20 Full-time
53 Arjun Kumar Shrestha Geotechnical Engineer ME In Geo-Technical Engineering 16 Full Time
54 Chandra Kanta Acharya Senior Surveyor M.E in Engineering Survey 47 Full Time
55 Basanta Kumar Sharma Senior Surveyor Masters in Survey Engineering 33 Part Time
56 Ram Sthapit Senior Civil Engineer M.Sc. in Civil Engineering 35 Full Time
57 Prabin Singh Bhandari Civil Engineer M.Sc. in Engineering Management 11 Part Time
58 Prem Lal Bhasima Civil Engineer M.Sc. in Construction Management 11 Full Time
59 Krishna Gopal Shrestha Civil Engineer Bachelor in Civil Engineering 8 Full Time
60 Bhawani Singh Civil Engineer Bachelor in Civil Engineering 14 Full Time
61 Ashim Ratna Bajracharya GIS Expert PhD in Architecture, Master of Science in Geo- 18 Part Time
information science and Earth Observation
62 Krishna Datta Bhatta Urban Planner Ph.D. in Urban Planning and Design 14 Full Time
63 Deepak Manandhar Urban Planner MSc in Urban Planning 30 Part Time
64 Upendra Subedi Urban Planner Masters in Urban Planning 12 Full Time
65 Udaya Prakash Hada Transport Engineer / Construction PG in Construction Management 35 Part Time
Management Expert B.E. (Civil Engineering)
66 Jeetendra Kumar Gurung Masters Engineering in Highway form TU Pavement / Transportation Engineer 30 Part Time
Stuttgart, Germany, 1986
67 Bharat Prasad Sharma Chief Architect Ph.D. in Geography 41 Full Time
68 Shakti Man Dangol Chief Architect Bachelor in Architecture 27 Part Time
69 Anchana Maharjan Architect Bachelor in Architecture 3 Full Time
70 Laxmi Khatri Architect Bachelor in Architecture 3 Full Time
71 Rojina Bista Architect Bachelor in Architecture 3 Full Time
72 Roshan Bhattarai Electrical Engineer B.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering 6 Full Time
73 Bidyut Poudel Electrical Engineer M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering 31 Full Time
74 Ram Chandra Poudel Electrical Engineer M.Sc. in Electrical Power Station 38 Full Time
75 Balendra Chhetri Hydro-Mechanical Engineer MS by Research 21 Full Time
76 Juju Kaji Ranjit Hydro-Mechanical Engineer M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering 39 Full Time
77 Anjan Kumar Chhetri Hydro-Mechanical Engineer B.E in Mechanical Engineering 17 Full Time
Tourism Expert
78 Dr. Pranil Kumar Upadhyaya Tourism Expert PhD in Tourism Development Studies, 20 Full Time
Master in Tourism Management
79 Sachin Shrestha Tourism Expert Master's Degree of Tourism Studies 15 Full Time
80 Rabi Jung Pandey Tourism Expert MSc in Tourism Management 25 Part Time
Sociologist
81 Dr. Tej Bahadur Karki Sociologist Ph.D. in Sociology 12 Full Time
82 Dr. Shambhu Prasad Kattel Socilogist Ph. D. in Anthropology, M. Phil. in Social 30 Part Time
Anthropology, M. A. in Rural Sociology
83 Sukhadev Sharma Sociologist M.A. Sociology 12 Full Time

84 Youb Raj Prasai Sociologist M.A. Sociologist 13 Full Time
85 Tej Raj Bhandari Sociologist Master in Sociology and Anthropology 22 Full Time
86 Rohini Raj Nepal Sociologist Master’s Degree (M.A) in Rural Development 15 Full Time
87 Kiran Rijal Sociologist MA in Anthropology with Anthropology of
Development Process and Anthropology of 14 Full Time
Natural Resources Management
Gender Equity and Social Inclusion (GESI) Expert
88 Rekha Ojha Gender & Social Inclusion Officer B.A. Rural Development 14 Full Time
89 Saloni Singh Gender & Social Inclusion Expert Ph.D. in Economics, Diploma in Social Development 16 Consultant
90 Kanchan Lama Gender & Social Inclusion Expert Master in Political Science 25 Consultant
91 Anita Shrestha Gender & Social Inclusion Expert Ph.D. Sociology (ongoing), M.A in Sociology (1992) 34 Full Time
92 Durga Acharya Gender & Social Inclusion Expert M.A in Sociology and Anthropology 28 Consultant
Environmentalist
93 Pradeep Bhattarai Environmental Expert M.Sc. in (Environment Science) 11 Full Time
94 Renu Napit Environmental Expert M.Sc. in (Environment Science) 5 Full Time
95 Gyanendra Prasad Pant Environmental Expert M.Sc. in (Environment Science) 4 Full Time
96 Milan Baral Environmental Expert B.Sc. Environment Science 7 Full Time
97 Navaraj Pokharel Environmental Expert M.Sc. Environmental Science 17 Part Time
98 Rabi Bhattarai Environmental Expert M.Sc. Environment Science 15 Full Time
Bio-Diversity/Forest Expert
99 Ananda Bhandari Bio-diversity Expert/Forest Expert Master of Science in Forest Survey and 22 Consultant
Specialization in Forestry for Rural Development
100 Shyam Prasad Sharma Bio-diversity Expert/Forest Expert Master of Science in Forest Resource Management 20 Full Time
101 Bijaya Kumar Singh, PhD Forest Expert Ph.D. in Forestry 32 Consultant
Climate Change Expert
102 Govinda Bahadur Basnet Climate Change Expert Ph.D. Ecological and Environmental Anthropology 21 Consultant
103 Dr. Madhav Joshi Agronomist (Climate Change Expert) Ph.D. (Agronomy) 26 Full Time
104 Pradeep Bhattarai Climate Change Expert M.Sc. Natural Resource Management (NRM) 7 Full Time
Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Expert
105 Ram Nath Ojha DRR Expert Masters of Science in Disaster Mitigation (MSc DM) 15 years Part Time
106 Shobhana Raj Bhandari DRR Expert Masters in Disaster Risk Management 15 years Full Time
Institutional Development Expert / Public Private Partnership Expert
107 Dr. Prem Prasad Sharma Institutional Development Expert / PhD in Political Science 35 Part Time
Political Expert
108 Raju Sharna Institutional Development Expert Master’s degree in Public Policy and Governance 15 Full Time
109 Dan Prasad Giri Institutional Development Expert Master’s Degree in Public Administration and Social 25 Full Time
Training Expert Science
110 Bhakta Bahadur Shahi Training Specialist/Expert Ph.D. Scholar in Education / M. Phil in Education 15 years Full Time
111 Master’s Degree in Development Studies in
Binod Krishna Shrestha Training Specialist 24 years Full Time
Small Enterprise Promotion and Training
112 Chandrika Man Manandar Training Specialist Master of Agriculture-Agronomy (Seed Technology) 25 years Full Time
113 Satyabhama Khadka Training Specialist M.Phil. in Educational Leadership 24 years Full Time
114 Ph. D., in Education specializing in workforce
Tanka Nath Sharma Training Specialist education and development with special emphasis 40 years Full Time
on employment and training system
c. Organization Chart
Annual General Assembly
(BOARD OF DIRECTORS)
Managing Director
Planning Engineering Training Management Administration /

/Research Section Section Section Finance Section
Section (Director) (Director) (Director) (Director)
Resettlement & Skill development Account

Rehabilitation Plan training Office Management
Physical Development Plan Capacity Development Field Management
Periodic Plan/Integrated Micro-enterprises
Marketing
Development Plan development
Quality control Dealing
Rural Electrification Plan
Rapid Market Appraisal
Climate Change
PRA/RRA
Agriculture/Forest Business Plan
Career Council
Project management Store
Civil Engineering survey, Procurement
study, Design & Quality Assistant
control, Const. Supervision
o Water Supply & Sanitary
o Roads and Bridges
o Hydropower
o Buildings, and complexes
Environmental Study
Socioeconomic Study
Feasibility Study
Mapping and Drafting
5. Project and Work Experience
Ongoing Projects
South Asia Sub-regional
Kathmadnu, Environmental and
Economic Cooperation
Dhading, Gorkha, Social Studies
(SASEC) Power System
Tanahu, Chitwan, NRs Department,
Expansion Project –
Lamjung, Manang, 26,53,52,553.00 Jun 2024 Engineering Service
1. Safeguard
Bhairahawa, (2,550,842.7 Directorate
Implementation and
Parbat, Baglung, US $) Nepal Electricity
Monitoring Works
Myagdi, Palpa Authority, Kharipati,
(Contract No: ESSD-
districts Bhaktapur, Nepal
02-2073/074)
GoN, Ministry of
Physical
Detailed Design and Infrastructure &
Technical Support Transport,
Consultant for Department of Roads
Gajuri, Dhading NRs.
2. Research and Training May 2023 (DoR), Strategic
District 35,82,100.00
Center at Gajuri Road Connectivity
(SRCTIP-DOR-CS- & Trade
QCBS-7) Improvement Project
(SRCTIP), Jwagal,
Lalitpur, Nepal
Environmental and
Safeguard Monitoring Social Studies
and Implementation of Department,
Tamakoshi-Kathmandu Nrs. Jun 2022 Engineering Service
3. Tamakoshi
220/400 KV 6,14,00,000.00 Directorate
Transmission Line Nepal Electricity
Project Authority, Kharipati,
Bhaktapur, Nepal
Stock Measurement
and Projection of President Chure
harvesting riverbed Terai Madesh
Sudurpaschim NRs.
4. material from the river July 2021 Conservation
Province 29,94,500.00
systems of Chure-Terai Development Board,
region of Sudurpaschim Khumaltar, Lalitpur
Province
Preparation of Master Ministry of Industry,
Plan and Detailed Tourism, Forest and
NRs.
5. Project Report of Hill Lumbini Province July 2021 Environment,
19,74,675.00
Station in Lumbini Lumbini Province,
Province Rupandehi, Butwal
Master Plan of Tourism,
Hatuwagadhi Rural Hatuwagadhi Hatuwagadhi Rural
6. Nrs. 850,332.00 July 2021
Municipality, Ghodetar, Municipality Municipality, Bhojpur
Bhojpur
Preparation of DPR for
Construction of Primary Hatuwagadhi NRs. Hatuwagadhi Rural
7. July 2021
Hospital (15-Bed), Municipality 1,383,685.00 Municipality, Bhojpur
Ghodetar, Bhojpur
Consulting Services for Karnali Province NRs. Rastriya Prasaran Grid
8. Oct 2021
Detail Engineering Survey (Jajarkot, West 3,514,865.00 Company Ltd.
of Rerouted Sections and Rukum, Salyan and Babarmahal,
Tower Spotting/Tower Surkhet) Kathmandu, Nepal
Scheduling, BoQ
Preparation and Cost
Estimation of Bheri
Corridor 400 kV
Transmission Line Project
Study to assess the
changes in Livelihood of
SJVN Arun-3 Power
PAFs, post receipt of NRs. Dec 2021
9. Sankhuwasabha Development Company
compensation in respect 1,356,389.00
Ltd. Sankhuwasabha
of Arun-3 Hydro Electric
Project
Completed Projects
Design, Development, and
Deployment of the
Enterprise Level Web Cinnamon Engineering
NRs.
10. Based Customer Nepal Nov 2020 Pvt. Ltd., Shivanager,
39,90,000.00
Relationship Kathmandu
Management (CRM)
Software
Preparation of Detail
Manamohan Memorial
Project Report of NRs.
11. Biratnagar, Morang Oct 2020 Polytechnic,
Manamohan Technical 48,52,300.00
Biratnagar, Morang
University
Web based- Enterprise
level of
September Digital Ocean Pvt. Ltd.,
12. Supply Chain Nepal NRS. 55,05,000
2020 Kalanki, Kathmandu
Management E-commerce
Web Software
Design, Development and
Deployment of the
Cinnamon Engineering
Enterprise Level Web NRs. September
13. Nepal Pvt. Ltd., Shivanager,
Based Human Resource 22,19,750.00 2020
Kathmandu
Management (HRM)
Software
Consulting Services to Panchthar,
Design, Conduct and Solukhumbu,
Analyze an End-line Udaypur, Sunsari,
Survey on Users Saptari, Mohattari, Department of
Satisfaction with service Chitwan, Lalitpur, Hydrology and
14. $ 83,756.00 Sep 2020
Delivery By DHM - Makwanpur, Meteorology (DHM)
Contract No. Kaski, Mustang,
(PPCR/DHM/S/CQS-55) Dang, Banke,
Grant no. TF 013665-NEP Rupandehi, Jumla,
Loan no. TF013557 Kailali
Government of Nepal,
Development of
Birtamode
Household Metric System NRs.
15. Birtamode, Jhapa July 2020 Municipality, Office of
for Birtamode 6,944,415.00
Municipal Executive,
Municipality
Birtamode, Jhapa
Web Based Enterprise
Level Human Resource NRS. Digital Ocean Pvt. Ltd.,
16. Nepal May 2020
Management (HRM) 26,25,860.00 Kalanki, Kathmandu
Web Software
17. Consulting Service for Arghakhachi, NRs. Mar 2020 Ministry of Agriculture
Programme Completion Gulmi, Pyuthan, 2,880,370.00 and Livestock
Survey (PCS) cum Rolpa, Salyan, Development,
Programme Completion Rukum Kisankalagi Unnat Biu-
Report Bijan Karyakaram
(KUBK - ISFP),
Programme
Management Office,
Tilottama-3,
Rupandehi
Retrofit and toilet
construction project
i.e. Community and
School Disaster
Preparedness and
Resilient (CSDPR) Community
NRs.
18. “School Building Kamchada, Doti Jan 2020 Development
58,70,410.00
Retrofit Center, Doti
and Toilet
Construction
Works of School
Building,
Kamchada, Doti.
Consulting service for Bestada, Pegnath Office of Bhagawati
NRs.
19. Preparation of Disaster and Ruma of Nov 2019 Rural Municipality,
18,50,750.00
Management Plan Dailekh District Dailekh
Conduct Baseline and
Knowledge, Attitude
Forum for Welfare
and Practices (KAP)
and Agriculture
Survey for Building
NRs. September, Reform for
20. livelihood resilience Siraha district
1,853,150.00 2019 Development
and nutrition security
(FORWARD
in the Kamala River
Nepal)
Basin, Siraha District,
Nepal
Design and
Implementation of Nipuna Prabidhik
NRs.
21. Web System for Nepal April 2019 Sewa Pvt. Ltd.,
31,10,000.00
Human Resource Pokhara
Management
Ministry of Agriculture
and Livestock
Bagmati River
Compilation and Development, Building
Basin, Karnali
Publication of Irrigation Resilience to Climate
River Basin,
22. Canal Data/Information NRs. 5,65,000.00 July 2019 Related Hazards
Narayani River
Covering 25 pilot Project, Agriculture
Basin, Koshi River
districts Mgmt. Information
Basin
System (AMIS),
Lalitpur
Province 1
(Bhojpur,
Dhankuta, Illam, Ministry of Industry,
Identification and
Jhapa, Khotang, NRs. Tourism, Forest and
23. Feasibility Study of Open July 2019
Morang, 19,04,100.00 Environment, Province
Zoo in Province No. 1
Okhaldhunga, 1
Panchthar,
Sankhuwasabha,
Solukhumbu,
Sunsari, Taplejung,
Terathum,
Udaypur districts)
Preparation of Metric Gokarneshwor
Gokarneshwor
System of Municipality NRs.
24. Jun 2019 Municipality
Gokarneshwor Jorpati , 1,39,00,000.00
Jorpati , Kathmandu
Municipality Kathmandu
Initial environmental
Dar khola
examination (IEE) of NRs
25. Myagdi District Apr 2019 Hydropower
Dar Khola 5,50,000.00
Company
Hydropower Project
Enhanced Vocational
Result Based Short Bardiya, Kailali and Education and
NRs.
26. Term Training & Kanchanpur Feb 2019 Training (EVENT),
1,14,57,000.00
Employment (RBST) districts Ministry of
Education
Preparation of IDEA Consult Pvt.

NRs.
27. Employee Information Nepal Dec 2018 Ltd., Sukedhara,
22,88,000.00
Management System Kathmandu
Initial environmental
Champawati
28. Gorkha District Dec 2018 Hydropower
Chepe Hydro-electric 4,50,000.00
Limited
Project
KAP study on WASH-
Rural Water Supply
PHC (Primary Health Dolpa and Mugu NRs.
29. Oct 2018 and Sanitation Fund
Care) among District 40,50,800.00
Development Board
adolescent
Implementation of
Short Training NRs
30. Kathmandu Aug 2018 ENSSURE
Courses on 67,00,000.00
Professional Cook
Landell Mills Ltd.
Mid-Term Review DFID Bryer AshBusiness
Nepal’s Accelerating Park
NRs.
31. Investment and Nepal Jul 2018 Bradford Road,
30,46,000.00
Infrastructure in Nepal Trowbridge
(AiiN) Programme Wiltshire, BA14 8HE,
UK/DFID Nepal.
Bhadrapur
Preparation of Metric Bhadrapur Municipality, Officer
Nrs.
32. System of Bhadrapur Municipality, May 2018 of the Municipal
17,98,084.00
Municipality, Jhapa Executive,
Bhadrapur, Jhapa
Preparation of Master
Plan, Detailed
Architectural Design,
Kathmandu Medical
Structural Design,
Attarkhel, NRs. College Public
33. Drawings, Interior May 2018
Kathmandu 30,00,000.00 Limited and
Design, Electrical and
Teaching Hospital
Sanitary Design and
Drawing, Interior
Sanitary Design and
Drawing, Cost Estimate
and Bidding Documents
of Hostel Block of
Kathmandu Medical
College at Duwakot,
Bhaktapur, Nepal.
Ward no. 1,2 and
Project Report (Master Infrastructure
6 of Gaduwa
plan, Detail Design and Development and
Rural NRs.
34. Drawings, Quantity and Mar 2018 Building Construction
Municipality, 19,93,320.00
Cost Estimate and bid Department, Gaduwa,
Gaduwa
document Preparation) of Deukhuri, Dang
Deukhuri, Dang
Park Packages
Detail Seismic
Vulnerability
Assessment , Retrofit
Design, Preparation of
Nepal Medical
Working Drawings and Attarkhel, NRs.
35. Apr 2018 college and Teaching
Cost Estimation of Kathmandu 40,00,000.00
Hospital
Hospital Building of
Nepal Medical College
at Jorpati, Kathmandu,
Nepal.
Detail Seismic
Vulnerability
Design, Preparation of Kathmandu Medical
Working Drawings and Sinamangal, NRs. College Public
36. Jan 2018
Cost Estimation of Kathmandu, Nepal 20,00,000.00 Limited and
Main Hospital Building Teaching Hospital
of Kathmandu Medical
College at Sinamangal,
Kathmandu, Nepal.
Plan, Detailed
Structural Design,
Drawings, Interior
Gokarneshwor
Sanitary Design and
Municipality, Nepal Medical
Drawing, Interior NRs.
37. Ward No.-15, Dec 2017 college and Teaching
Design, Electrical and 35,00,000.00
Jorpati, Hospital
Sanitary Design and
Kathmandu
of OPD Building of
Nepal Medical college
and Teaching Hospital
at jorpati, Kathmandu,
Nepal.
Bhimeshwor,
Baseshwor,
Employment Fund
Ratanchura, NRs.
38. Skill for Reconstruction Dec 2017 Secretariat/Helvetas-
Jalkanya, Najhuwa 1,86,48,120.00
Nepal
and
Puranojhangajholi
VDCs of Sindhuli
District
Central Level Project
Myagdi, Baglung,
7 days Head Mason NRs. Implementation
39. Parbat, Syanja and Nov 2017
Training 5,643,000.00 Unit/ Ministry of
Kaski districts
Urban Development
7 days Construction NRs. Employment Fund
40. Sindhuli District Oct 2017
Mason Training 27,63,980.00 Helvetas
Environmental and
Social Studies
Department,
Implementation of Engineering Service
Social Safeguard Field Dana-Kushma 22O Directorate
Monitoring kV TL Project Nepal Electricity
under Kali Gandaki NRs. Authority, Kharipati,
41. Dec 2018
Dana-Kushma 220 kV corridor. 36,32,018.00 Bhaktapur, Nepal,
Transmission Line Myagdi and Parbat South Asia Sub-Regional
Project (DKTLP) district
Expansion Project (Loan
No.3139/Grant No.0397)
Detail Seismic
Vulnerability
Working Drawings and
Duwakot, NRs. Kathmandu Medical
42. Cost Estimation of Oct 2017
Bhaktapur, Nepal 35,00,000.00 College
Dental Nursing College
Building of Kathmandu
Medical College at
Duwakot, Bhaktapur,
Nepal.
Environment and
Social Studies
Department
Engineering Service
Implementation of Directorate
Environment Safeguard Nepal Electricity
Field Monitoring Authority
Aabhukhaireni, NRs.
43. Apr 2018 Kharipati,
Tanahun district 38,43,780.00
Marsyandi-Kathmandu Bhaktapur, Nepal
220 kv Transmission South Asia Sub-Regional
Line Project (MKTLP)
Expansion Project (Loan
No.3139/Grant No.0397)
Preparation of Tourism Gajuri Rural Gajuri Rural
NRs.
44. Master Plan of Gajuri Municipality , Sep 2017 Municipality Office,
16,75,000.00
Rural Municipality Dhading Dhading
Bhimeshwor,
Employment Fund
Baseshwor,
Secretariat(EFS)
Conduction of 7 days Ratanchura, NRs.
45. Aug 2017 Helvetas, Swiss
Mason Training Jalkanya, Najhuwa 2,446,000.00
Interco operation-
and
Nepal/DFID
Puranojhangajholi
VDCs of Sindhuli
District
Plan, Detailed
Structural Design,
Drawings, Interior
Sanitary Design and Nepal Medical
Sinamangal, NRs.
46. Drawing, Interior Aug 2017 college and Teaching
Kathmandu, Nepal 30,00,000.00
Design, Electrical and Hospital
Sanitary Design and
of college building of
Nepal Medical college
and Teaching Hospital
at Kathmandu, Nepal.
Kali Gandaki A Environment and
Hydropower Plant (144 Social Studies
MW) Rehabilitation Department
Project – Engineering Service
NRs.
47. Implementation of Syangja district Aug 2017 Directorate
24,97,300.00
Environmental and Nepal Electricity
Social Mitigation Authority
Measures and Kharipati,
Monitoring Works Bhaktapur, Nepal
Project Report and
Tourism Master Plan Ranithumka,
(Master plan, Detail Bangalachuli Rural Bangalachuli Rural
NRs.
48. Design and Drawings, Municipality, Jul 2017 Municpality Office,
12,50,000.00
Quantity and Cost Kamireachaur, Kamireachaur Dang
Estimate) of Dang
Ranithumka Tourism
Spot
Makwanpur, Parsa, National Rural
Third- Party Bara, Rautahat, Renewable Energy
Monitoring/Verification Sarlahi, Mahottari, Program (NRREP),
of Installed Renewable Dhanusa, Siraha, NRs. Alternative Energy
49. Jul 2017
Energy Systems in 12 Saptari, 58,65,398.34 Promotion Centre
District (Lot-5) Udayapyur, (AEPC), Khumaltar
Sunsari and Height, Lalitpur
Morang district
Rasuwa, Dhading,
Nuwakot, National Rural
Third- Party Kathmandu, Renewable Energy
Monitoring/Verification Bhaktapur, Program (NRREP),
of Installed Renewable Lalitpur, NRs. Alternative Energy
50. Jul 2017
Energy Systems in 11 Kavrepalanchok, 43,85,023.76 Promotion Centre
District (Lot -6) Sindhupalchok, (AEPC), Khumaltar
Dolkha, Height, Lalitpur
Ramechhap and district
Sindhuli
Third- Party Solukhumbu, National Rural
NRs.
51. Monitoring/Verification Okhaldhunga, Jul 2017 Renewable Energy
70,39,393.76
of Installed Renewable Khotang, Bhojpur, Program (NRREP),
Energy Systems in 11 Sankhuwasabha, Alternative Energy
District (Lot-7) Dhankuta, Promotion Centre
Terathum, (AEPC), Khumaltar
Taplejung, Height, Lalitpur
Panchthar, Jhapa district
and Illam
SJVN Arun-3 Power
Development
Preparation of Disaster Sankhuwasabha NRs.
52. Jun 2017 Company
Management Plan district 25,87,700.00
(SAPDC) Private
Limited
SJVN Arun-3 Power
Development
Preparation of Nepal Sankhuwasabha NRs.
53. Jun 2017 Company
Industrial Benefit Plan district 25,00,690.00
(SAPDC) Private
Limited
SJVN Arun-3 Power
Preparation of Nepal Development
Sankhuwasabha NRs.
54. Employment and Skill Jun 2017 Company
district 26,67,500.00
Training Plan (SAPDC) Private
Limited
Detail Seismic
Vulnerability
Assessment, Retrofit
Working Drawings and People’s Dental
Nayabazar, NRs.
55. Cost Estimation of May 2017 College and Hospital
Kathmandu 22,50,000.00
Administration Block of Pvt. Ltd.
People’s Dental College
and Hospital Pvt. Ltd.
at Nayabajar,
Kathmandu, Nepal.
Detail Seismic
Vulnerability
Working Drawings and NRs.
Duwakot, Kathmandu Medical
56. Cost Estimation of 30,00,000.00 May 2017
Bhaktapur, Nepal College
Basic Science Complex
Medical College at
Duwakot, Bhaktapur,
Nepal.
Plan, Detailed
Structural Design,
Drawings, Interior
Kathmandu Medical
Sinamangal, NRs. College Public
57. Sanitary Design and May 2017
Kathmandu, Nepal 20,00,000.00 Limited and
Drawing, Interior
Teaching Hospital
Sanitary Design and
and Bidding Documents
of Dr. P.N. Pant
Memorial Teaching
Hospital at Sinamangal
of Kathmandu Medical
College Public Limited
and Teaching Hospital,
Sinamangal,
Kathmandu, Nepal
Consulting Service on Naumule Bazar, Office of Naumule
NRs.
58. Preparation of Disaster Toli and Baluwatar April 2017 Rural Municipality,
14,75,000.00
Plan and GESI Plan of Dailekh District Dailekh
Provided technical
support on Conduction
of on the Job Training
for Mason at Nuwakot
59. district. Nuwakot District NRs. 10,88,463 Apr 2017 OXFAM Nepal
(Construction and
Supervision of Six Model
house as per DUDBC
guidelines)
Plan, Detailed
Structural Design,
Drawings, Interior
Sanitary Design and
Drawing, Cost Sinamangal, NRs. Kathmandu Medical
60. Apr 2017
Estimate and Bidding Kathmandu, Nepal 55,00,000.00 College
Documets of New
purposed hospital
Medical College Public
Limited and Teaching
Hospital, Duwakot
Bhaktapur, Nepal
Development and
National Agricultural
Application of Climate
Research and
field School Model to
NRs. Development Fund
61. Enable Framers for Jhapa District Feb 2017
24,55,889.00 (NARDF)/ Ministry
Climate Resilient
of Agriculture and
Agricultural Practices
Development
in Jhapa district
Group of Helping
Skill Development Thulogau, Rasuwa NRs.
62. Dec 2016 Hands (SAHAS)
Training Program District 706,461.00
Nepal
Preparation of the
Industrial benefits Plan
for Butwal -
Butwal, Gharelu Tatha Sana
Bhairahawa industrial NRs.
63. Rupendehi Dec 2016 Udhyog Bikash
corridor in partnership 16,01,350.00
district Samiti
with Butwal Chamber
of Commerce and
Industry
Skill for Reconstruction Employment Fund
Kalleri VDC of
64. Program (1st NRs. 30,80,100 Dec 2016 Secretariat (EFS),
Dhading district
Procurement) Helvetas, Swiss
(providing training as well as Intercooperation-
technical assistance to the Nepal.
people whose houses have
been completely destroyed by
the earthquake on April 2015
so that they can build
earthquake resilient houses
on their own at Dhading
district)
Enhanced Vocational
Education and
Result Based Short Kailali and
NRs. Training(EVENT),
65. Term Training and Kanchanpur Dec 2016
4,326,996.00 Ministry of
Employment (RBST) districts
Education
Skill for Reconstruction

Program (2nd
Procurement)
(providing training as well
as technical assistance to the Employment Fund
people whose houses have Kalleri and Secretariat (EFS),
66. Dhuwakot VDC of NRs. 51,22,350 Dec 2016 Helvetas, Swiss
been completely destroyed
Dhading district Intercooperation-
by the earthquake on April
Nepal.
2015 so that they can build
earthquake resilient houses
on their own at Dhading
district)
Assessment and Kathmandu NRs. Dec 2016 MS Nepal,
review of the “Human 15,75,000.00 Gyaneshwor,
Resource Kathmandu
Development Policies
and Programs of MS
67.
Nepal”, in which the
Development Workers
(DW) were also a
major part of the
expatriates.
A comprehensive All over Nepal NRs. Nov 2016 Local Development
“Institutional 25,96,850.00 Training Academy
Development Plan (IDP)” (LDTA), Jawalakhel,
to improve the Lalitpur
effectiveness and
efficiency of Local
Development Training
Academy (LDTA) was
developed while
68.
conducting thorough
institutional assessment,
field verification, micro-
workshops with donors
and different stakeholders
including the Ministry of
Federal Affairs and Local
Development (MoFALD).
IDP elaborates plan to
strengthen LDTA and
RTCs capacities of the
staff as well as system
development to assume
leadership in capacity
development of supply
side governance (local
bodies) and National
Service Provider’s role to
strengthen demand side
governance through social
mobilization.
Preparing guidelines
for monitoring and Department of
NRs.
69. evaluation of hygienic Nawalparsi Nov 2016 Cottage and small
1,672,802.00
local butcher/meat industries
shops in Nawalparasi
Preparation of Tourism NRs.
70. Salyan District Sep 2016 DDC, Salyan
Master Plan of Salyan 15,00,000.00
Preparation of
Community
NRs. Alliance for Peace
71. Development Plan for Lalitpur Aug 2016
22,36,000.00 Nepal, Lalitpur
Alliance for Peace
Nepal
Rotary Club of
Skill Training (7 days NRs.
72. Sindhuli District Jul 2016 Rudramati,
TOT on Mason) 1,674,600.00
Kathmandu
Development of
Appropriate Technical NRs. Institute of Cultural
73. All over Nepal Jul 2016
package for cheese 1,574,896.00 Affairs(ICA-Nepal)
production
Implement Target
7 VDCs
Poverty Alleviation
(Bangesal,
Program
Damri,
(Developing NRs. Poverty Alleviation
74. Khawang, Ligha, Jul 2016
Mobilization manuals 2,28,36,600.00 Paf, Kathmandu
Lung, Phopli,
of livestock pocket
Syauliwang) of
and farmers
Pyuthan
groups/co-operatives)
Implement target
4 VDCs (Alau,
poverty alleviation
Birgunj, Sub-
program
Metropolitan
(Developing NRs. Poverty Alleviation
75. city, Lakhnpur, Jul 2016
Mobilization manuals 1,28,36,600.00 Fund, Kathmandu
and Lalparsa )
of livestock pocket
of Parsa
and farmers
Districrt
groups/co-operatives)
Plan, Architectural
Drawing / Design,
Chautara
Structural
Sangachowkgadi NRs. August Institute of Cultural
76. Design / Drawing,
Municipality-10, 58,89,306.00 2016 Affairs (ICA Nepal)
Interior Design /
Sindhupalchowk
Drawing
Electrical and Sanitary
Design/Drawing and
Cost Estimation ,
Landscaping design
and construction
supervision of ICA
building
Situational Analysis Nepalgunj & NRs. April 2016 Nari Bikash Kendra,
and Operational plan Biratnagar 22,27,950.00 Nepalgunj and Nari
including strategic Bikash Sangh,
directions of Nari Biratnagar
Bikas Kendra and Nari
Bikas Sangha,
77. Nepalgunj and
Biratnagar
respectively. The
support system of
CCO was also assessed
and recommendations
provided.
Institutional Various District NRs. April 2016 Adam Smith
development support in 26,72,680.00 International (ASI)
designing a 5-year
project for "Nepal
Market Development
78.
Project” for Adam
Smith
International/DFID to
be implemented in 25
districts of Nepal.
Preparation of
Feasibility study and
Birtamode, NRs. Birtamode
79. Detail Project Report of Apr 2016
Jhapa District 30,00,000.00 Municipality, Jhapa
Tourism spots of
Birtamode Municipality
Preparation of Internal
NRs. Institute of Cultural
80. Guidelines and Kathmandu, Nepal Arp 2016
14,56,700.60 Affairs (ICA-Nepal)
Development Plan
Small Dairy Processing
Bara & Parsa NRs. Institute of Cultural
81. Establishment Mar 2016
1,682,963.00 Affairs(ICA-Nepal)
through cooperatives
District
Preparation of District
Development
82. Development Plan of Salyan district NRs. 28,93,895 Jan 2016
Committee of Salyan
Salyan District
District
Assessment of “Strategic All over the Nepal NRs. 550,000.00 Dec 2015 Alliance for Nepal
Plan and Human Resource (AFN)
Development plan of
Alliance for Nepal (AFN)”
83. supported in identifying
gaps in organizational
strategic plan and human
resource management
plan.
Professional support to Lalitpur District NRs. 950,000.00 Dec 2015 KOSHISH, Lalitpur
KOSHIS, Lalitpur to
84.
develop organization’s
strategic planning for 5
years and resource
mobilization planning.
The strategic planning of
the organization and
resource mobilization
plans were handed over to
KOSHIS.
Supply Chain in Various Districts NRs. Dec 2015 SNV Netherlands
Sanitation Study in Nepal 38,72,500.00 Development
85.
for Sustainable Sanitation Organization, Nepal
and Hygiene project
Capacity Building of Dailekh District NRs. 800,000.00 Nov 2015 DDC, Dailekh
District Development
86.
Committee, Dailekh staff:
Need Based Training”
Conduction of initial
environmental
Office of district
87. Jhapa district Nov 2015 development
Sustainable 1,50,000.00
committee, Jhapa
Extraction/Collection
of Boulder
Employment Fund
Training and Achham, Bajhang NRs.
88. Nov 2015 Secretariat/Helvetas-
Employment and Jhapa districts 8,479,488.00
Nepal
Enhanced Vocational
Education and
Result Based Short Jhapa and Morang NRs.
89. Nov 2015 Training (EVENT),
Term Training(RBST) districts 11,062,926.00
Ministry of
Education
Feasinility Study for District
developing the Tourism Bhadrapur, Jhapa NRs. Development
90. Oct 2015
Place of Bhadrapur District 6,00,000.00 Committee,
Minicipality Bhadrapur, Jhapa
Initial Environmental
Examination (IEE)
study of sustainable
Mechi Office of District
Extraction/Collection NRs.
91. Municipality, Sep 2015 Development
of boulder, gravel and 1,50,000.00
Jhapa district Committee, Jhapa
sand from the Rivers
of Jhapa district
(Package-3).
Designing of a project Jhapa District NRs. August DDC, Jhapa
on “Capacity 1,253,070.00 2015
92.
Development of Jhapa
Municipality
Preparing the internal
guidelines for
evaluation of sub-
proposals and grant
Nepal Disabled
request to Nepal
NRs. Association
93. Disabled Association All over Nepal Aug 2015
5,85,682.00 (Khagendra New
(Khagendra New Life
Life Center)
Center) by different
organization or
individuals working
on livelihood
increment of disabled
peoples.
Office of District
Humanitarian
NRs. Development
94. Preparedness Project in Rolpa district Jul 2015
55,50,040.00 Committee, Rolpa
Rolpa District
district
Nepal Disabled
Preparing the internal
NRs. Association
95. guidelines for Nepal All over Nepal Jul 2015
7,22,988.00 (Khagendra New Life
Disabled Association
Center)
Baseline preparation
for employment
generation through the
agricultural Mechinagar Mechinagar
NRs.
96. cooperatives Municipality, Jul 2015 Municipality, Jhapa
10,40,000.00
(identification and Jhapa District
preparation of
strategies for livestock
market)
Feasibility Study and
planning for Mechinagar
NRs. Mechinagar
97. developing of meat Municipality, Jun 2015
12,60,000.00 Municipality , Jhapa
production as income Jhapa district
generation
Rotary Club of
Changu Water Supply NRs.
98. Bhaktapur Mar 2015 Rudramati
and Sanitation Project 20,86,535
Kathmandu
Feasibility study/
water way study of
Eastern
Pikhuwa Khola small Paluwa VDC, NRs.
99. Feb 2015 Hydropower Pvt.
hydropower Bhojpur District 1,600,000.00
Ltd
project(2.5MW),
Bhojpur District
Facilitation Support Bhojpur, Nepal NRs. Feb 2015 Eastern
provided for the 760,330.00 Hydropower
development of the Company Pvt. Ltd.,
100.
Strategic Guideline of Bhojpur
Eastern Hydropower
Pvt. Ltd.
Supported developing Nawalparasi NRs. Jan 2015 SAHAMATI
“Strategic Plan and 10,50,000.00
Institutional
Development
101.
Approaches for
Sahamati”, a
prominent local NGO
in Nawalparasi.
Participatory Planning Arghakhachi NRs. Jan 2015 District
Process and District 32,55,000.00 Development
Community Based Committee,
Participatory Arghakhachi
102. Management System
in 11 Village
Development
Committees of
Arghakhachi District.
Enhanced Vocational
Voucher Based Short Education and
Term Training(VBST) Training(EVENT),
Kathmandu NRs.
103. Jan 2015 Ministry of
District 2,209,470.00
Education
KAP study on
sanitation and Hygiene
Karnali-Rapti- NRs.
104. among Female Dec 2014 FAO, Nepal
Bheri Regions 32,74,500.00
Community Health
Volunteer in Nepal
Training and Employment Fund
Achham, Bajhang NRs.
105. Employment Dec 2014 Secretariat (EFS),
and Jhapa districts 10,233,640
Helvetas-Nepal.
Building Civil Society
through Facilitative
Participatory Planning, Bajhang and NRs. Institute of Cultural
106. Dec 2014
Promoting Human Baitadi districts 2,550,145.72 Affairs (ICA-Nepal)
Rights and Community
Development Activities
Identification and
Birtamode Birtamode
preparation of NRs.
107. Municipality, Dec 2014 Municipality Office,
strategies increasing 8,64,000.00
Jhapa Jhapa
milk production
Feasibility Study and
Detailed Engineering
Survey, Design, Cost
Estimate, Report
Preparation and
Construction Paluwa VDC, Eastern Hydropower
108. NRs. 9,50,000 Dec 2014
Supervision of Access Bhojpur District Pvt. Ltd.
Road (8.20 Km) of
Pikhuwa Khola Small
Hydropower Project
(2.5 MW) Paluwa
VDC, Bhojpur District.
Social Mobilization,
Construction
Supervision, District
NRs.
109. Monitoring and Kalikot District Nov 2014 Development
48,87,300.00
Implementation of Committee, Kalikot
Trail Bridges in
Kalikot District.
Livelihood
Enhancement Training
Program in Kanchanpur,
110. Kanchanpur, Dadeldhura and Oct 2014
2,550,000.00 Affairs (ICA-Nepal)
Dadeldhura and Bajhang districts
Bajhang District of Far
Western Nepal
Survey, Detailed Office of District
NRs.
111. Design and Report Bardiya District Sept 2014 Development
968,522.00
Preparation (DPR) of Committee, Bardiya
Roads at Taratal
Bardiya to
Kothiyaghat Bazar,
Bardiya (Total 17 KM)
Baseline study on Health Center for
NRs.
112. through Civil Society Kalikot District Aug 2014 International Studies
25,91,800.00
Engagement and Cooperation
Office of District
Preparation of Planning NRs. Development
113. Bardiya district Jul 2014
Advisory Service 35,76,578.00 Committee, Bardia
district.
Office of District
Preparation of Planning NRs. Development
114. Jajarkot district Jul 2014
Advisory Service 43,21,737.00 Committee, Jajarkot
district
Survey, Detailed Design
and Report Preparation Office of District
(DPR) of Rural Roads NRs. Development
115. Kalikot, Nepal July, 2014
from Bharta to 16,50,750.00 Committee (DDC),
Sukatiya VDC of Kalikot
Kalikot Districts (19.5
KM long)
Conduction of initial
environmental
examination (IEE) of
Office of district
Sustainable NRs.
116. Jhapa district Jul 2014 development
Extraction/Collection 1,47,000.00
committee, Jhapa
of Boulder, Gravel and
Sand from the Rivers of
Jhapa (Package-2).
Social Mobilization,
Construction
Supervision, District
NRs.
117. Monitoring and Dailekh District June 2014 Development
38,07,650.00
Implementation of Committee, Dailekh
Trail Bridges in Dailekh
District.
Participatory Planning, Achham & NRs. Institute of Cultural
118. Jun 2014
Promoting Human Bajhang Districts 24,80,000.60 Affairs (ICA-Nepal)
Report Preparation
(DPR) and
Construction Office of District
NRs.
119. Supervision of Roads at Dailekh, Nepal May, 2014 Development
4,885,350.00
Dailekh Bazar - Committee, Dailekh
Gamaudi - Dullu Bazar
(Total road length = 25
KM) of Dailekh
District
Baseline survey and Birtamode NRs. Birtamode
120. Apr 2014
preparation for Municipality, 12,65,000.00 Municipality Office,
employment Jhapa Jhapa
generation through the
agricultural
cooperatives
(identification and
preparation of
strategies for livestock
market)
and Report Preparation
(DPR) and Office of District
Construction NRs. Development
121. Kalikot, Nepal Apr, 2014
Supervision of Rural 43,18,900.00 Committee (DDC),
Roads from Seri - Kalikot
Pantadhi Road Project
(road length -25km) of
Kalikot Districts
Preparation of District Office of District
Development Plan NRs. Development
122. Jhapa district Feb 2014
(DDP) of Jhapa district 25,95,773.00 Committee (DDC),
Jhapa
Emergency Peace
Support Program
Micro Enterprise for
Achham, Bajhang NRs. (EPSP)/ Ministry of
123. Job Creation and Path Feb 2014
and Jhapa 10,233,640.00 Peace and
to Prosperity
Reconstruction
Survey, feasibility
Gautam Buddha
study, design and cost
Hydropower Pvt.
estimation of Sisne Dobhan VDC, NRs.
124. Jan 2014 Ltd.
Khola hydropower Bhojpur district 10,00,000.00
Anamnagar,
project (750 KW) in
Kathmandu.
Dobhan VDC, Palpa
district
Climate and Carbon
Unit/ Alternative
Data Collection and
Energy Promotion
Analysis to Formulate
NRs. Center(AEPC)/
125. Low Carbon Lalitpur District Jan 2014
9,584,661.00 National Rural and
Development Strategy
Renewable Energy
(LCDS) of Nepal
Programme
(NRREP)
Result Based Short
Term Skill Training Enhanced
and Employment. Vocational
Provided (Agriculture and NRs. Education and
126. Jhapa district Oct 2013
27,71,974.00 Training (EVENT),
livestock training to 80
Ministry of
unemployment youth in Education.
Jhapa district.)
Baseline Study for Rural Monitoring and
Renewable Energy Quality Assurance
NRs.
127. Related National National wide Sep 2013 Unit/
1,779,730.00
Development Indicators AEPC/NRREP,
and Other Indicators Lalitpur
Related to NRREP
Outputs.
Develop Gender
Equality and Social Gender and Social
Inclusion Toolbox for NRs. Inclusion Unit/
128. National Wide Sep 2013
Promotion of 1,836,600.00 AEPC/NRREP,
Renewable Energy Lalitpur
Technology.
Through Facilitative
Participatory NRs Institute of Cultural
129. National Wide Sep 2013
Planning, Promoting 14,45,235.00 affairs
Human Rights and
Community
Rural
Livelihood Reconstruction and
Enhancement Skill Sindhupalchowk NRs Rehabilitation
130. Aug 2013
Training (LEST) District 5,91,422.00 Sector Development
(Vocational Training) Program (RRRSDP)
Sindhupalchowk
Identification of
Gender and Social
Gender and Social
Inclusion Unit/
131. Inclusion Gaps at Lalitpur NRs. 1,273,840 Aug 2013
AEPC/NRREP,
Policy and Institutional
Lalitpur
Level.
Promotion of improved Institute of cultural
cooking stoves (ICS) in Parbat and Bajhang affairs (ICA-Nepal)
132. NRs. 3,365,780 Jul 2013
Parbat and Bajhang districts
district
Baseline preparation
for employment
generation through the Mechi
Mechi Municipality,
133. agricultural Municipality, NRs. 550,000 Jun 2013
Jhapa district
cooperatives in Mechi Jhapa district
Municipality, Jhapa
district. Municipality.
Impact Assessment of
Climate and Carbon
Piloted District Hetauda and Ilam
134. NRs. 495,414 May 2013 Unit/AEPC/NRREP,
Climate and Energy districts.
Lalitpur
Plans (DCEP).
Project and Tourism
Master Plan (Master Mechinagar
NRs. Mechinagar
135. Plan, Detail Design and Municipality , Apr 2013
20,00,000.00 Municipality, Jhapa
Drawings, Quantity and Jhapa
Cost Estimate) of
Tourism Spot
Rural
Reconstruction and
Livelihood
Rehabilitation
Enhancement Skill NRs.
136. Jhapa district Apr 2013 Sector Development
Training (LEST) 2,046,723
Program (RRRSDP),
DDC
Jhapa district
Youth & Small
Skill Development Dailekh and Ilam NRs. Enterprise Self
137. Sep 2012
Training districts 16,57,000.00 Employment Fund,
Ministry of Finance
Rural
Livelihood
Reconstruction and
Enhancement Skill
NRs. Rehabilitation
138. Training (LEST) Lalitpur District Sep 2012
653,965.40 Sector Development
(Livestock Training)
Program (RRRSDP),
DDC Lalitpur
Impact assessment of
Sahid Marga,
Mechi
Kakadbhitta Mechi municipality,
139. Municipality, NRs. 1,50,000 Sep 2012
community hall, and Jhapa district
Jhapa district
Dhulabari Market
drainage.
Skill Development 18 VDCs in Dailekh Youth & Small
Training Program district and 4 NRs. Enterprise Self
140. Aug 2012
(Agriculture Training) VDCs of Ilam 10,00,000 Employment Fund,
districts Ministry of Finance
Impact Study of
Physical Infrastructure,
Evaluation of
Organization
Mechinagar
Development, Mechi Municipality,
141. Municipality of NRs. 2,35,000 Aug 2012
Evaluation of Jhapa
Jhapa District.
Community
Development of Mechi
Municipality of Jhapa
District.
Rural
Enhancement Skill NRs. Rehabilitation
142. Lalitpur District Jun 2012
Training(LEST) 5,32,303.60 Sector Development
(Vocational Training) Program(PRRSDP),
Lalitpur
Rural
Enhancement Skill NRs. Rehabilitation
143. Jhapa District Jun 2012
Training(LEST) 1,410,084.52 Sector Development
(Vocational Training) Program(PRRSDP),
Jhapa
Rural
Enhancement Skill Rehabilitation
Training (LEST) Sindhupalchowk NRs. Sector Development
144. Mar 2013
(Agriculture & District 3,535,029 Program (RRRSDP),
Livestock Training) DDC
Sindhupalchowk
district
Through Facilitative
Participatory Doti and Bajhura
145. Planning, Promoting District Dec 2011
1,265,106.00 Affair, Nepal
Human Rights and
Community
Baitadi and
Participatory Planning, NRs. Institute of Cultural
146. Dadeldhura Jan 2011
Promoting Human 2,095,359.00 Affairs(ICA-Nepal)
District
Participatory
Planning, Promoting Dadeldhura and NRs. Institute of Cultural
147. Jan 2011
Human Rights and Baitadi districts 2,870,165.22 Affairs(ICA-Nepal)
Community
Development
Activities
Participatory
Planning, Promoting NRs. Institute of Cultural
148. Bajhang District Apr 2010
Human Rights and 1,155,000.00 Affairs(ICA-Nepal)
Community
Development
Activities
6. RIMC Facilities
a. Central Office and Learning Centre
RIMC’s head office has full-fledged and spacious office at, Koteshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal. The
office has computer, internet facilities, a library / meeting room and a training hall.
b. Physical Infrastructures
S.N Description Unit Quantity. Condition Remarks
1. Vehicle (Jeep) Number 6 Excellent
2. Motorbikes Number 10 Good
3. Computer Number 12 Excellent
4. Laptop Number 14 Excellent
5. Printer (3 in 1 - A3 and A4) Number 1 Excellent
6. Photocopy, Fax, Laser Number 3 Excellent
Printer and Scanner (3
in1)
7. Printer (Color) Number 2 Excellent
8. Printer (HP and Brother) Number 6 Excellent
9. Digital Camera Number 3 Good
10. Binding Machine Number 2 New
11. Inverter with Battery Set 1 Excellent
(1400 VA with 180h – 2
battery)
12. Table Number 20 Good
13. Book Shelf Number 3 Good
14. Chair Number 36 Good
15. Tea Table Number 2 Good
16. Vacuum Cleaner Number 2 Good
17. Telephone/Fax Line 3 Good
18 Office Area 1755 Sq. ft
c. Survey Equipment’s and Machineries

S.N Description Unit Quantity. Condition Remarks
1. Total Station Set Number 3 New
2. Theodolite ETH 20 Number 3 Excellent
3. Level Machine Number 2 Excellent
4. Abney level, compass, Set 4 Excellent
steel tape
5. Staffs Number 2 Excellent
6. Ranging Rod Number 6 Excellent
7. GPS Number 6 Excellent
8. Drone Number 2 New
9. Prism Set Number 3 New
10. Conductivity meter Number 4 New
11. Current meter Number 4 New
12. Geological Compass Number 1 New
13. Altimeter(Digitech) Number 2 New
14. Digital Camera Number 4 Excellent
15. Tape –50m & 30m Number 7 Excellent
7. Certificate of Appreciation
8. Contact Details & Location Map
Koteshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal
Tel: 977-1-4600734, 4600735
Mobile: 9851077782
Email: rimc.consultant@gmail.com, info@rimc.com.np
Url: www.rimc.com.np
1. COMPANY PROFILE WITH INTRODUCTION, COMPANY DETAIL, ORGANIZATION CHART, LIST OF PERSONNEL IN
COMPANY ETC.
APPLICANT’S CORPORATE INFORMATIONS
Name of Consulting Firm / Company Ganga Consultancy (P.) Ltd.

Type of Firm (Partnership / Pvt. Ltd./ Public Pvt. Ltd.
Ltd./Joint Venture etc)
Date of Registration / Incorporation (i) As Private Ltd. In 14-October-2015
Place of Registration / Incorporation Birtamod, Jhapa, Nepal
Type of Services Provided Consulting Services
Registered Office / Place of Business (Place, Ministry of Industry & Commerce, Government of Nepal,
Country) Tripureshwor, Kathmandu
Name of Contact Person and Designation Mr. Dipendra Dev, Chairperson
Telephone No. +977-9851115648
Fax No. -
Email Address devdipendra01@gmail.com
2. CONSULTANTS ORGANIZATION:
Identification of the Firm

Name of the Firm/Company : Ganga Consultancy (P.) Ltd.
Name, Qualifications of Board of Directors:

S. N. Name Qualification Position
1. Mr. Dipendra Dev Bachelors in Civil Chairman
Engineering
Type of Registration of the Firm
Private Limited Company
CORPORATE REGISTRATION
Date of Registration of the Firm :

(i) As Proprietorship Firm in 14-October-2015
Place of Registration
Ministry of Industry & Commerce, Government of Nepal, Tripureshwor, Kathmandu
PAN / VAT Registration
Income Tax Office, GON in 25th Nov 2015
PAN / VAT Registration No: 106098716
Name of Authorized Person

Mr. Dipendra Dev, Chairperson.
Mobile: +977-9851115648
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INTRODUCTION
As Nepal is one of the poorest countries of the world, poverty reduction can be minimizing by providing infrastructure facility,
empowerment to the people through various means and tools like employment opportunity to the people, improvement of business
opportunity etc. The role of Consultants in all types of development related activities are indispensable because Consultants can
provide specialized expertise and independent viewpoints for any new, specialized, conventional or non-conventional fields.
Consultants with their special skill and expertise can mobilize the nation to development for socio-economic condition.
D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant Pvt. Ltd is a consulting firm (Engineer’s and Development Planner’s) established in 2011 under the
company act 1992 of Government of Nepal, with sole aim of providing a complete range of services in the field of Engineering,
Environment and Socio- Economic studies. The firm is registered in office of company registration, Kathmandu and Tax/VAT Office
and received the Permanent Account Number (PAN).
After realizing the lack of professionals with multi-dimensional vision in the environment/energy/infrastructure/socio-economic
development and disaster prevention sector, a group of like-minded young professionals with sound academic qualifications as well as
professional experiences in the field of environment/energy/infrastructure/socio-economic development and disaster prevention sector
and dedicated for the development endeavors initiated D. B. Multi Engineering Consultant. Consultancy Services by providing
specialized expertise and independent viewpoints make significant contribution towards overall development of a country (social,
economic and employment opportunity).
As we know that more than 50 percent of national population (mostly people under poverty line) are living in disaster vulnerable areas
like river bank, landslide risk zone, earthquake risk areas, lighting risk areas as a result lots of human life as well as property is lost
every year. In one hand, mountain areas are highly affected by landslides whereas in other hand plain areas are affected by flooding.
Similarly, most of buildings are proven to risk of earthquake due to lack of awareness and less compile to building code in addition to
engineering design. Hence, it is our duty as a technical platform to work for such risk vulnerable people and zone by providing them
adequate support through appropriate technology and extension services so that they can get relief from such natural and human
induced disaster. If they get the needed support, disaster induced risk will be minimized to a great extent. So, Ganga Consultancy
work is focus in the field of disaster and environment management in planning and management for the preparation of disaster
management policy and guidelines and environmental management plan.
Likewise, we are all aware that Nepal is very rich as far as availability of water is concern but people are not getting drinking water as
per the requirement and due to lack of awareness people are using contaminated water and getting sick. To short out all these
problems a mass level awareness campaign is needed, hence Ganga Consultancyis very much interested to work in the water supply
and sanitation sector.
Ganga Consultancywill offer consulting services in various fields like Road, Bridge, Building, River Training, Hydropower (mini/
macro), Socio-Economic Studies, and Environmental/Disaster Management Studies and Property Valuation. The office of the firm is
located at Baneshwor in Kathmandu. It is run by a group of experienced and well-qualified professionals dedicated to provide quality
service for betterment of national development.
Ganga Consultancywill offer consulting services in survey, design and construction supervision of various kinds of earthquake resist
buildings. Our pool of expert is show their professional skill in the environmental as well as disaster management and mitigation sector
as it is a challenging task and it is going to help the to development
Similarly, energy, transportation, irrigation facilities has direct link with empowerment of rural society through commercialization and
modernization of agriculture sector, decentralization of energy systems development process, and generation of employment
opportunities from enhanced economic activities. Thus Ganga Consultancysees rural development will lead to poverty alleviation and
drudgery reduction of rural society. D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant believes that the paradigm of sustainable development will only
be realized when our nation will utilize its resources and make them self-dependent by improving infrastructure, socio-economic
aspects, energy and environment sectors.
2.1 CLIENTS
Ganga Consultancytakes pride in having served and be in the good books of the Government, Private and Public Limited Agencies
such as Singhadurbar Secretariat Re-Construction Committee (SSRC), Department of Urban Development and Building Construction
(DUDBC), Department of Road (DoR), Department of Water Supply and Sewerage (DWSS), Department of Irrigation (DoI), B.P.
Koirala Memorial Planetarium, Observatory and Science Museum Development Board, SukrabareyParyetakeyae Airport
NirmanSamiti, Peoples Dental College & Hospital Pvt. Ltd., Kathmandu Medical College Public Limited and Teaching Hospital etc.
The company is very much concerned mainly with the followings:

 Professional Ethics
 Timely Performance
 High Standard
 Total Quality Assurance
 Cost Effictiveness
 Client Satisfaction
2.2 VISION
Ganga Consultancy has a broad vision that if we will reach to a stature of self-dependency all our social, economic problems will be
wiped out. Environment friendly local and natural resources will be utilized to have an access to majority of the people in Nepal and
with overall development; process of decentralization, local economic activities and agriculture productivity as well as loss of human
life due to disaster risk will be enhanced. By developing infrastructure for tourism sector, irrigation sector, water resources sector we
can improve our financial condition.
2.3 MISSION
Ganga Consultancy emerged with a mission to deliver an expertise and professional services and inputs in the field of
infrastructure, disaster, environment, energy and social development for the enhancement of overall condition of Nepalese
people and their livelihoods.
2.4 OBJECTIVES
In order to meet the general goal, the basis set objective of the firm is to contribute towards;
 Country’s development endeavors by providing consulting services for Buildings, Roads, Irrigation, Water Supply, Technical
Trainings etc
 Eventual amelioration of difficult livelihood for majority of Nepalese rural peoples whose life is at the brink of subsistence
level at present.
 Conduct Detail Investigation and studies in disaster prevention and mitigation technology (Land use mapping, Hazard
Zoning and preparation of Risk Map related with disaster).
 Construction, maintenance and rehabilitation of Bridge, Highway and Bus Park, Auditorium and Airport.
 Provide property valuation service.
 Provide expertise on Rural and Environment Friendly Road Technology.
 Provide its professional expertise in information dissemination, impact assessment, and community-oriented development
works in the field of socio-economics, energy and environment.
 Carry out studies and provide expertise for planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of renewable energy
systems and environmental preservation for rural development.
 Carry out studies and provide expertise for Water Supply and Sanitation.
 Conduct survey, feasibility studies, design and detailed of road, bridge, factories etc.
 Infrastructure Analysis, feasibility studies, designs and conduct trainings related in the field of infrastructure and other
appropriate technology.
 Perform research and development activities in the field of water resources/irrigation sector.
 Socio- Economic and human resource development and management studies (pre and post project evaluation).
 Environmental studies of development projects, river basin, impact assessment of irrigation sector project, air, water and
noise pollution.
 Geological, hydrological and Environmental studies so as to minimize the water and land induced disaster.
 Provide its professional expertise in building the infrastructure, other development activities like training for skilled
manpower, developing other business opportunity, impact assessment on tourism sector, and community-oriented
development works in the field of tourism sector, Effect of tourism in socio-economic activity of humanity and environment.
 Provide its professional expertise in building the infrastructure, technology, other development activities like training for
skilled manpower, developing other business opportunity, impact assessment on irrigation sector, and community-oriented
development works in the field of farm sector, Effect of Non-Conventional Irrigation Technology in socio-economic activity of
humanity and environment.
 Any type of program which will help to enhance the empowerment to the people and helps to minimize the poverty.
2.5 APPROACH
 Stress on the collaborative efforts with like-minded individuals and organizations for the development of disaster,
environment and energy sectors.
 Built up organizational linkages with different academic institutions, development agencies, tourism sector’s institutions and
GOs / NGOs / INGOs to achieve its objectives.
 Promote the use of natural resources in a sustainable manner.
 Respect social norms, human rights and freedom of the individuals while performing any activities as per its objectives.
 Provide special focus on deprived sections, areas and gender issues in program and activities.
 Stress on the collaborative efforts with like-minded individuals and organizations for the development of infrastructure in
tourism sector.
 Stress on the collaborative efforts with like-minded individuals and organizations for the development of infrastructure/
technology in irrigation sector / Hydropower Sector.
Stress on the collaborative efforts with like-minded individuals and organizations for the development of skill/ training for poverty
alleviation.
2.6 AREAS OF EXPERTISE

 Retrofit Analysis.
 Disaster mitigation guidelines for a community organization and local government.
 Environment Management Technology.
 Infrastructure and Rural Development.
 Rural and Environment Friendly Road Technology.
 GIS (Geographic Information System) and CAD (Computer Aided Design).
 Flood/Landslide/Land use, Hazard and Risk Mapping.
 River Training and Disaster Prevention/Mitigation Technology
 Preparation of District Profile.
 Socio-economic studies.
 Energy Planning, Management and Auditing.
 Research and Training activities in Water Resources, Irrigation System, Energy and Environment.
 Appropriate Technology & Infrastructure Development of Tourism Sector.
 Appropriate Technology & Infrastructure Development of Irrigation Sector.
 Property valuation.
 Appropriate Technology & Infrastructure Development of Water Supply and Sanitation Sector.
2.7 ORGANIZATION
The company is operated by board of directors consisting of experienced, qualified, and energetic individuals. The board of directors
defines the overall policies, strategies, priorities and modus operandi for each project. The day-to-day management is delegated to the
managing director elected by the board and also one of promoters of the company. Works are divided in to five major sections of
which section chiefs are responsible. Most of the section chiefs are the member of board of directors, and the promoter of the firm.
The firm has a number of full time and Resources staffs and a pool of resource personnel whose service are acquired as per the
requirement for each specific project. The Network Organization of the Company is shown below;
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FORM 2: APPLICANT'S INFORMATION FORM
2.1 Applicant’s Information Form
2.1.1 Consulting Firm: RIDARC Nepal (P) Ltd.
1 Name of Firm/Company RIDARC Nepal (P) Ltd.
2 Type of Constitution (Partnership/Pvt. Ltd Pvt. Ltd.

/Public Sector /NGO):
3 Date of Registration /Commencement of 2066/11/1

Business (Please specify):
4 Country of Registration: Nepal

5 Registered Office /Place of Business: Office of the Company Registrar,
Tripureshwor, Kathmandu
6 Telephone NO.,Fax No., E-Mail Address: 01-5185633 / 01-5185568, Cell-

9851016051, ridarcnp@gmail.com
7 Name of Authorizes Contact Hem Raj Shahi, Executive Director

Person/Designation/Address/Telephone:
8 Name of Authorized Local Agent
/Address/Telephone:
9 Consultant’s Organization: The capabilities of RIDARC Nepal Pvt. Ltd. can be attributed
to the spontaneity of its organization. The executive panel of RIDARC Nepal Pvt. Ltd. is
composed of Board of Directors, Executive Director, Program Manager and Technical
Director. Expert level personnel consist of competent engineers of various disciplines
and economists working in an atmosphere of complete interaction with the Directors.
Supporting the upper echelon of management are efficient secretarial staff, technicians,
surveyors, draftspersons whose contribution cannot, in anyway, be discounted in the
overall functioning of the firm. RIDARC Nepal Pvt. Ltd. does not believe that a set
organization can adapt itself to comply with demands of special nature. Consequently,
when a significant project work is at hand, RIDARC Nepal Pvt. Ltd. restructures itself to
create a special and dynamic project team headed by an appropriate Project Manager
and a team of professionals chosen on merits of capability, dynamism and know-how of
the particular project field. To cross check its in-house approach to the project, RIDARC
Nepal Pvt. Ltd. invariably obtains the services of a consultant who holds unanimous
acceptance as an authority in the subject.
10 Total number of staffs: 35
11 Number of regular Professional staff: 25

FORM 3
Work Experience Details
FORM 3(A)
General Experience
(D.B. Multi)
3. Experience
3 (A). General Work Experience
Location Value of Year Client Description of Work Carried Out
Contract Complet
S.N. Name of Assignment
(Excluding ed
VAT)
1. Nuwakot, Nepal 6,36,000.00 (With May-2017 Division Roads DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
VAT) Office Nuwakot OUR COMPANY:
The consultant has carried out the necessary field works along the
alignment. The consultant had been responsible for accuracy,
interpretation, analysis of all data received and for the conclusion and
recommendations in the report. The main consulting services that
has been conducted for a detail engineering survey of the proposed
road is to prepare detail design and cost estimate for the construction
Detailed Engineering Survey, of the road. The consultant has performed the following jobs.
Design and Cost Estimate
(DPR) of Lamagaon, • Technical Studies: Assess the alignment feasibility with
Putalichautara, Lampati- possible recommendation for low cost and local resources
Thansing, Kumalthanti Phant (manpower, technology and material) oriented road
Road (13Km) construction.
• Detail Engineering survey of the alignment and its corridor
• Conduct hydrological studies for cross drainage works and
fixing of embankment height
• Design the road detail on corporation
• Prepare working drawings
• Prepare cost estimates with analysis of rates
• Prepare survey and design reports
• Prepare bill of quantities
2. Detailed Engineering Survey, Parsa, Birjung, 9,72,930.00 (With Jun-2017 Department of DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Design and Cost Estimate of Nepal VAT) Urban OUR COMPANY:
1) Juthmavi-Sirsiya Chowk Development The consultant has carried out the necessary field works along the
10Km RingRoad, 2) and Building alignment. The consultant had been responsible for accuracy,
Ramjanaki Mandir-Hulaki Construction, interpretation, analysis of all data received and for the conclusion and
Road 11Km Road Project Division Office, recommendations in the report. The main consulting services that
Parsa, Birjung
of the road. The consultant has performed the following jobs.
• Technical Studies: Assess the alignment feasibility with

possible recommendation for low cost and local resources
(manpower, technology and material) oriented road
construction.
3. Consulting Services for Detailed Lalitpur Nepal 60,48,000.00 (With Nov-2017 Department of DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Engineering Survey, Detail VAT) Roads, OUR COMPANY:
Design of Roads and Report Babarmahal, • Review of existing reports, standards and specifications of road
Preparation of Package No.: Kathmandu sector related to the project
PMEU/337159/073/74 DPR-23, • Review and updating of existing report and detailed design reports
1.1) Daab Khaptad Paryatakiya of the project
Sadak, Bajura (15Km) 1.2) Bagar • Detail engineering survey, design of the alignments and their
Khagaun Sokar Sadak, Achham corridor
(18Km) 1.3) Jayagadh Sugali
• Conduct detail hydrological studies for cross drainage works and
Darna Sula Sadak, Achham
propose the suitable cross drainage structures
(18Km) 1.4) Silgadhi Sanfebagar
• Carry out traffic studies and project the traffic volume for 20 years
Pahalmansingh Marga Motorbato
period
Starronatti, Achham (30Km) 1.5)
Chisapani Solta Jangleghat • Conduct Pavement investigation works for pavement design
Mangalsen Sadak, Achham works
(15Km) 1.6) Sanfe Hattikot • Choose economic feasible pavement type within the study corridor
Kushkot Thanti Rhisidaha Malika including design of road detail with pavement types
Sadak, Achham (16Km) • Identify source of construction materials of appropriate quality and
determine the quality of materials permitted to be extracted from
the different sources
• Conduct environmental and social study and prepare the
respective report
• Wherever required on technical aspects, recommend for
improvement on alignment
• Prepare detail working drawing in AutoCAD
• Prepare detail cost estimate with analysis of rates, contract
packaging and tender document preparation
• Prepare Detailed Project Report (DPR) for complete road
stretches included in the package.
4. Babarhamal, 61,73,212.50 (With Nov-2017 Department of DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Kathmandu VAT) Roads, OUR COMPANY:
Consulting Services for Detailed
Babarmahal, • Review of existing reports, standards and specifications of road
Engineering Survey, Detail
Kathmandu sector related to the project
Design of Roads and Report
Preparation of Package No.: • Review and updating of existing report and detailed design reports
PMEU/337159/073/74 DPR-33, of the project
1.1) Sainikhan Muichula • Detail engineering survey, design of the alignments and their
Sadarmukam Sadak, corridor
Baitadi(15Km) 1.2) Bagarkot • Conduct detail hydrological studies for cross drainage works and
Bhageshwor Rupal Sadak, propose the suitable cross drainage structures
Dadeldhura(14Km) 1.3) Kolti • Carry out traffic studies and project the traffic volume for 20 years
Bhudinanda Partakiya Sadak, period
Bajura(13Km) 1.4) Bajura • Conduct Pavement investigation works for pavement design
Kalapani Badhpata Pandhara works
Sadak, Bajura(14Km) 1.5) • Choose economic feasible pavement type within the study corridor
Churemarg-9 Patapur, Barne, including design of road detail with pavement types
Santinagar Mahamai Letang • Identify source of construction materials of appropriate quality and
Sadak, Jhapa(15Km) 1.6) Danda determine the quality of materials permitted to be extracted from
Khahare Marimmar Jakhani the different sources
Badiman Pachpokhari Chanaute • Conduct environmental and social study and prepare the
Pipalmadi Sadak, Sindhuli(30Km) respective report
1.7) Manthali Saghutar Sadak, • Wherever required on technical aspects, recommend for
Ramechap(19Km) improvement on alignment
• Prepare detail cost estimate with analysis of rates, contract
packaging and tender document preparation
• Prepare Detailed Project Report (DPR) for complete road
stretches included in the package.
5. Ghorahi Dang , 9,40,386.00 (With March 2017 Division Road DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Nepal VAT) Office Dang OUR COMPANY:
The consultant has carried out the necessary field works along the
of the road. The consultant has performed the following jobs.
Detailed Engineering Survey,
Design and Cost Estimate • Technical Studies: Assess the alignment feasibility with
(DPR) of Ghorahi-Harnak- possible recommendation for low cost and local resources
Murkuti-Pyuthan Road (manpower, technology and material) oriented road
(19+000 to 30+400) construction.
6. Detailed Engineering Survey, Rukum, Nepal 20,05,750(With Nov 2018 Aathbiskot DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Design and Cost Estimate VAT) Municipality OUR COMPANY:
(DPR) of Ragda to Khadi office of The consultant has carried out the necessary field works along the
Road(30km) Simbazar Ragal Executive alignment. The consultant had been responsible for accuracy,
Gau Hudai Gairipatal Jane Municipal interpretation, analysis of all data received and for the conclusion and
Sadak (10km) Khadi Syala Aathbiskot
Okhle Road(15km) Multar Holi Rukum,Nepal
Ghartikanda Sadak khanda has been conducted for a detail engineering survey of the proposed
Nirman Tatha Istarronati road is to prepare detail design and cost estimate for the construction
(16km) of the road. The consultant has performed the following jobs.
• Technical Studies: Assess the alignment feasibility with

possible recommendation for low cost and local resources
(manpower, technology and material) oriented road
construction.
7. Baitadi, Nepal 14,98,380.00 (With June 2018 Shivanath DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
VAT) Gaupalika, OUR COMPANY:
Baitadi The consultant has carried out the necessary field works along the
: Detailed Engineering Survey, recommendations in the report. The main consulting services that
Design and Cost Estimate
(DPR) of sullekhan has been conducted for a detail engineering survey of the proposed
Nagarjunghat road (12Km), road is to prepare detail design and cost estimate for the construction
Chela, Totikhali,Likhadi, of the road. The consultant has performed the following jobs.
Dehigada Bhuleilek, Pipalkot
Road (7Km), Saugada • Technical Studies: Assess the alignment feasibility with
Nagarjunghat Road (6Km), possible recommendation for low cost and local resources
Danni Dehigada Road (6km) (manpower, technology and material) oriented road
construction.
8. Kalikasithan, PROJECT COST : 2018 Silver Valley DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Kathamndu 2,020,300,000.00 Developers OUR COMPANY:
(2020 MILLION) The engineering services provided are detail architectural
drawings and design, design finalization, structural design,
electrical, computer networking, interior and landscape
CONSULTANCY
design and detail estimate of all the above services
COST:
NRS.15,000,000.0 including preparation of specification, bill of quantities.
Preparation of Master 0 The detail of the work that been carried out are;
Plan, Architectural
Design/Drawing, • Detail Survey of the site
Structural • Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master
Design/drawings, Interior Planning & models
Design/drawings, • Preparation of 3D Model
Electrical and sanitary • Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and
Design/Drawings, Detailing of Structures of the Buildings
landscaping design and • Preparation of Structure Analysis and Design
Cost Estimate and Report
construction • Detail Design of Electrical System
supervision of Silver • Detail Design of Sanitary System (Soil, Waste and
Valley Developers P.Ltd Plumbing System)
• Interior design
1 Basement, 18 Floors
• Detailed Design of telecommunication System
• Detail Design of Heat , ventilation and Air
Conditioning System
• Detail Design of Fire Alarming System
• Detailed design of fire Fighting and fire safety
Syatem (Soil ,waste and Plumbing System )
• Detail Design of Security System (CCTV)
• Detail design of water Treatment Plant and Deep
Tube well system
Construction Supervision of Whole Project
9. Subarna Marga, PROJECT COST : May Liverpool DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Kathmandu, 205,300,000.00 2021 Education OUR COMPANY:
Nepal (205 MILLION) Network Pvt. • Detail Survey of the site
Ltd. • Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master
CONSULTANCY Planning
COST: • Preparation of 3D Model
NRs. • Interior Design
50,00,000.00 • Preparation of Soil Test Report
Prepatation of Master • Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and
Plan, Architectural Detailing of Structures of the Building
Design/ Drawings, • Preparation of Structural Analysis and Design Report
Structural Design/ • Detailed Design of Electrical System
Drawings, Electrical and • Detailed Design of Telecommunication System
Sanitary Design/ • Detailed Design of Heat, Ventilation and Air
Drawings, Landscaping Conditioning System
design and Cost Estimate • Detailed Design of Acoustic System of Meeting Halls
and construction • Detailed Design of Fire Alarming System
supervision of • Detailed Design of Sanitary System (Soil, Waste and
Educational Building for Plumbing System)
Liverpool Educational • Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and Fire Safety System
Network Pvt. Ltd. (Fire Hydrant, Fire Extinguisher etc.)
• Detailed Design of Security System (CCTV)
1 basement, 7 storey • Detailed Design of Water Treatment Plant and Deep
Tube Well System
• Landscape Design
• Preparation of Architectural/Engineering Drawings,
Cost Estimates, Rate Analysis, Bid (Tender) Documents
Preparation and evaluation
• Construction Supervision of Whole Project
10. Khumaltar, PROJECT COST : 2021 Downtown DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Dhapakhel, 1,040,000,000.00 Apartment OUR COMPANY:
Lalitpur (1040 MILLION) • Detail Design of Architectural Design and Master
Planning.
• Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and
CONSULTANCY Detailing of structures of the building.
COST: • Preparation of Structural Analysis and Design
Preparation of Master NRS. Report.
Plan, Architectural 10,700,000.00 • Detailed Design of Electrical, Telecommunication
Design/ Drawings and System.
all other detail works • Detailed Design of Heat, Ventilation and Air
and construction Conditioning System.
supervision of • Detailed Design of Fire Alarm, Sanitary System
Downtown Residency (Soil, waste and plumbing system).
project at Imadole • Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and fire saftey
System (fire hydrant, fire extinguisher etc).
• Detailed Design of security System (CCTV).
• Preparation of Architectural/ Engineering
Drawings, Cost Estimate, Rate Analysis.
• Construction Supervision of the whole project.
11. Naxal, PROJECT COST : Dec 2022 Hilton Double DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Kathmandu, 6,000,000,000.00 Tree OUR COMPANY:
Nepal (6 BILLION) • Detail Design of Architectural Design and Master
Preparation of Master EXCLUDING VAT Planning.
Plan, Architectural
Design/ Interior Design CONSULTANCY Detailing of structures of the building.
Drawings, and all other COST: • Detail Design MEP, HVAC system.
detail works including 10,120,000.00 • Detail Interior Schematic designs for Interior.
construction supervision (EXCLUDING • Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and fire saftey
of Hilton Double Tree VAT) System (fire hydrant, fire extinguisher etc).
Technical Documents, Cost Estimate, Rate
Analysis.
• Construction Supervision of the whole
project.
12. Budhiganga - PROJECT COST : Sep 2020 Manmohan DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
04,Morang 3,500,000,000.00 Technical OUR COMPANY:
(3500 University • Detail Survey of the Site
MILLION)- • Architectural Planning ,Detailed Design, Master
EXCLUDING VAT Planning
CONSULTANCY • Preparation of 3D Model
"Preparation of Detailed
Project Report (DPR) of COST: • Interior Design
Manmohan Technical 3,900,000.00 • Preparation of Soil Test Report
University Buildings (EXCLUDING • Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis ,Design and
Including Master Plan VAT) Detailing of Structures of the building
,Architectural
• Preparation of Structural Analysis and Design Report
Design/Drawings
,Structural Design • Detailed Design of Electrical Design System
Drawings ,Interior • Detailed Design of Telecommunication System
Design/Drawings • Detailed Design of Heat ,Ventilation and Air
,Electrical and Sanitary Conditioning System
Design/Drawings
• Detailed Design of Acoustic System of Meeting Halls
,Landscaping design,Cost
Estimate and Preparation • Detailed Design of Fire Alarming System
of Specifications and • Detail Design of Sanitary System (Soil ,Waste and
Tender Documents Plumbing System)
• Detail Design of Fire Fighting and Fire Safety System
(Fire Hydrant, Fire Extinguisher etc.)
• Detail Design of Water Treatment Plant and Deep Tube
Well System
• Preparation of Architectural /Engineering Drawings
,Cost Estimates ,rate Analysis ,Bid Tender Document
Preparation and Evaluation
•
13. Hasanpur PROJECT COST: June Haripriya DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Dhangadi 1,104,565,951.0 2021 Trade Tower OUR COMPANY:
Kailali, Nepal. 0 • Detailed Topograohical Survey.
(1.10 BILLION) • Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master
(EXCLUDING Planning.
Detail Topographical VAT) • Preparation of 3D Model.
Survey, Preparation of • Interior Design and Overall Construction
Master Plan, Detail CONSULTANCY Supervision.
Architectural Design/ COST: • Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and
Drawing, Structural NRS Detailing of structures of the building.
Design/ Drawing, Interior 20,300,000.00 • Preparation of Structural Analysis and Design
Design/ Drawing, (EXCLUDING Report.
Landscape Design, VAT) • Detailed Design of Electrical System.
• Detailed Design of Heat, Ventilation and Air
Design/ Drawing and Cost
Conditioning (HVAC) System.
Estimation, tender
document preparation, • Detailed Design of Sanitary System (Soil, waste and
bid evaluation and plumbing system).
Construction • Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and fire saftey
Supervision of Haripriya System (fire hydrant, fire extinguisher etc).
Trade Tower at Hasanpur • Detailed Design of security System (CCTV).
Dhangadi Kailali, Nepal. • Detailed Design of Water Treatment Plant and
1 Basement, 7 Storey Deep Tube well System.
Drawings, Cost Estimate, Rate Analysis, Bid
(Tender) Documents preparation and Tender
evaluation.
• Construction Supervision of the project.
•
14. Duwakot, PROJECT COST : May 2017 Kathmandu DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Bhaktpur 1,440,000,000.00 Medical OUR COMPANY:
(1440 MILLION) college The engineering services provided are detail architectural
Preparation of Master CONSULTANCY
Plan, Architectural COST:
5,500,000.00 including preparation of specification, bill of quantities.
Design/Drawing, The detail of the work that been carried out are
Structural (EXCULDING
Design/drawings, Interior VAT)
• Detail Topographical Survey & Cadastral Map of
Design/drawings
the Site
,Electrical and sanitary
Design/Drawings • Architectural planning, Detailed Design, Master
,landscaping design and Planning & models
Cost Estimate of New • Seismic Analysis, Design and Detailing of
Proposed Hospital structures of the buildings
medical College P. Ltd • Preparation of Structure Analysis and Design
Report
1 basement, 4 floors • Detail Design of Electrical System
• Detail Design of Sanitary System (Soil, Waste and
Plumbing System)
•
15. Preparation of Master Rabi Bhawan, PROJECT COST : June APA Hotel DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Plan, Architectural Kathmandu 785,000,000.00 2020 P.Ltd. OUR COMPANY:
Design/Drawing, (785 MILLION) The engineering services provided are detail architectural
Structural drawings and design, design finalization, structural design,
Design/drawings, Interior CONSULTANCY electrical, computer networking, interior and landscape
Design/drawings, COST:
Electrical and sanitary NRS
including preparation of specification, bill of quantities.
Design/Drawings, 30,000,000.00 The detail of the work that been carried out are;
landscaping design and (EXCLUDING
Cost Estimate and VAT) • Detail Survey of the site
construction • Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master
supervision of hotel APA Planning & models
P. Ltd. • Preparation of 3D Model
Detailing of Structures of the Buildings
• Preparation of Structure Analysis and Design
Report
• Detail Design of Electrical System
Plumbing System)
• Interior design
Conditioning System
Tube well system
• Preparation of Architectural, Engineering,
Drawing, Cost Estimation, Rate Analysis
16. Preparation of Master Itahari -2 PROJECT COST : May 2020 Garima Hotel DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Plan, Architectural Sunsari, Nepal 720,300,000.00 P. Ltd OUR COMPANY:
Design/Drawing, (720 MILLION ) The engineering services provided are detail architectural
Structural drawings and design, design finalization, structural design,
Design/drawings, Interior CONSULTANCY electrical, computer networking, interior and landscape
Design/drawings, COST:
Electrical and sanitary NRS.11,000,000.0
including preparation of specification, bill of quantities.
Design/Drawings, 0 (EXCLUDING The detail of the work that been carried out are;
landscaping design and VAT)
Cost Estimate and • Detail Survey of the site
construction • Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master
supervision of Hotel Planning & models
Garima P. Ltd • Preparation of 3D Model
Report
Plumbing System)
• Interior design
• Detail Design of Heat, ventilation and Air
Conditioning System
System (Soil, waste and Plumbing System)
Tube well system
• Preparation of Architectural, Engineering,
Drawing, Cost Estimation, Rate Analysis
17. Kamalpokhari, PROJECT COST : March Central Level DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Consulting service for
Kathmandu, 711,288,305.30 2021 Project OUR COMPANY:
construction
supervision of public
Nepal (EXCLUDING Implementatio • Take full responsibility of construction supervision.
service commission
VAT) n Unit • Concrete testing, procedures and results.
(711.28 (Building)
building • Supervise all operations from the time of demolition of
MILLION)
existing buildings to the handover of the completed
2 basements, 7 storey new building.
CONSULTANCY • Timely completion of the contract
COST: • Regular inspection of materials and workmanship.
5,480,500.00
• Rectify it if the project is not meeting the
(INCLUDING
VAT) requirements.
• Accurate record keeping of the workflow.
• Information on measurement of works.
• Quality of materials used in the works and quality of
construction of work.
• Equipment and methods of construction.
• Clarification of drawings and specification.
• Advice to the CLPIU on progress of works.
• Inspection of defects and preparation of project
closure of report.
• Monthly work progress report.
• Arrange site meetings with the contractor(s) at regular
intervals to discuss progress and quality of works, and
resolve any pertaining problems.
• The consultant shall issue variation order and claims
for extension of time or any change in works according
to the contract after obtaining the approval of the
CLPIU. The contract shall also monitor the contract
costs relative to the CLPIU’s budgetary provision.
• Furnishing and the furniture layout design.
• Supervising landscape design and details.
• Supervising design and details of parking areas, roads
and walkways.
• Supervising internal and external lighting system.
Supervision of water supply and sewage system.
18. Janakpurdham PROJECT COST : July 2017 Kavya hospital DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Detail Design/ Drawing
and Supervision of -09 Nepal 300,000,000.00 (P). Ltd. OUR COMPANY:
Kavya hospital P. Ltd. (300 MILLION) The engineering services provided are detail architectural
CONSULTANCY
COST:
10,500,000.00 including preparation of specification, bill of quantities.
The detail of the work that been carried out are;
• Detail Survey of the site
• Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master
Planning & models
• Preparation of 3D Model
Report
Plumbing System)
Interior design
19. Preparation of Master Sanothimi, PROJECT COST : 2019 National DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Plan, Architectural Bhaktapur, 135,300,000.00 Examinations OUR COMPANY:
Design/Drawing, Nepal (135 MILLION) Board • Detail Survey of the site
Design/drawings, Interior Planning
Design/drawings, CONSULTANCY • Preparation of 3D Model
Electrical and sanitary COST: • Interior Design
Design/Drawings, NRS.2,33,000.00 • Preparation of Soil Test Report
landscaping design and • Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and
Cost Estimate of National Detailing of Structures of the Building
Examinations Board • Preparation of Structural Analysis and Design Report
• Detailed Design of Electrical System
1 basement, 5 storey • Detailed Design of Telecommunication System
• Detailed Design of Heat, Ventilation and Air
Conditioning System
• Detailed Design of Multi Purpose Hall Capacity 100
person
• Detailed Design of Fire Alarming System
• Detailed Design of Sanitary System (Soil, Waste and
Plumbing System)
• Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and Fire Safety System
(Fire Hydrant, Fire Extinguisher etc.)
• Detailed Design of Water Treatment Plant and Deep
Tube Well System
• Preparation of Architectural/Engineering Drawings,
Cost Estimates, Rate Analysis, Bid (Tender) Documents
Preparation and evaluation
• Surface Drainage System
20. Gwarko PROJECT COST : Jan 2020 B&B Hospital DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
,lalitpur 700,000,000.00 Pvt. Ltd. OUR COMPANY:
Preparation of Master (700 MILLION) The engineering services provided are detail architectural
Plan, Architectural drawings and design, design finalization, structural design,
Design/Drawing, electrical, computer networking, interior and landscape
Structural CONSULTANCY
Design/drawings, Interior COST:
Design/drawings, 5,300,000.00 including preparation of specification, bill of quantities.
Electrical and sanitary (EXCULDING The detail of the work that been carried out are;
Design/Drawings, VAT)
landscaping design and • Detail Survey of the site
Cost Estimate of New • Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master
Proposed Hospital Planning & models
Building of B&B Hospital • Preparation of 3D Model
P. Ltd • Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and
1 basement, 8 storey • Preparation of Structure Analysis and Design
Report
Plumbing System)
• Interior design
Conditioning System
Tube well system
• Preparation of Architectural, Engineering, Drawing,
Cost Estimation, Rate Analysis
21. Singhadurbar, PROJECT COST : Dec 2019 Central Level DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Kathmandu 536,984,126.93 Project OUR COMPANY:
(536 MILLION) Implementati • Architecture Planning, Detailed Design for the
on Unit optimum use of the building.
Detail Interior and CONSULTANCY (CLPIU) • Interior Design.
Mechanical, Electrical and COST: • Detailed Design of Electrical System, computer
Plumbing (MEP) Design NRs 19,81,737.50 networking, Telephone, sanitary, rainwater
and Cost Estimation of harvesting fire-fighting and HVAC System
Singadurbar Main (Mechanical Works).
Administrarion Building • Preparation of detail estimate of all the above-
(Except West lounge) mentioned services including specification, bill of
quantities, and also prepare tender documents.
1 BASEMENT, 4 FLOORS • Preparation of landscape design with detailed
drawings.
• Preparation of design Report.
• Supervision of above services.
22. Preparation of Master Sinamangal, PROJECT COST : June Kathmandu DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Plan, Architectural Kathmandu 550,000,000.00 2020 Medical OUR COMPANY:
Design/Drawings, (550 MILLION) College Public • Detail Survey of the Site, Architecture Planning,
Structural Limited Detailed Design, Master Planning, Preparation of
Design/Drawings, Interior CONSULTANCY Teaching 3D Model, Interior design of above-mentioned
Design/Drawings, COST: Hospital buildings.
Electrical and Sanitary NRs • Preparation of Soil Test Report.
Design/Drawings, 15,500,000.00 • Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and
Mechanical design and (EXCLUDING Detailing, Design Report of Structures of the above-
drawings, Landscape and VAT) mentioned buildings.
Cost Estimate of Cabin • Detailed Design of Telecommunication (including
block (Sinamangal), telephone) System.
Administration block • Detail design of Heat, Ventilation and Air
(Sinamangal), Conditioning System (HVAC system / Mechanical
Multipurpose hall system), Detailed Design of Electrical System,
(Duwakot), Academic computer networking system, Detailed Design of
Nursing building Sanitary System (Solid Waste, piping, plumbing
(Duwakot) and Canteen system, valve and fittings), rainwater harvesting
block and Supervision of system i.e. design of overall MEP works.
these structures of • Detailed Design of Acoustic System of Meeting
Kathmandu Medical Halls.
College & Hospital Public • Detailed Design of Fire-fighting system, Fire
Ltd. Alarming System.
• Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and Fire Safety
System (Fire Hydrant, Fire Extinguisher).
• Detailed Design of Security System (CCTV).
• Detailed Design of Water Treatment Plant and
Deep Tube Well System.
• Preparation of Architecture/Engineering
Drawings, Cost Estimates, Rate Analysis.
• Land Scape design and drawings.
23. Preparation of Master Thankot, PROJECT COST : Feb 2020 Peoples Dental DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Plan, Architectural Kathmandu 400,000,000.00 College & OUR COMPANY:
Design/Drawing, (400 MILLION) Hospital P.Ltd • Detail Survey of the site
Design/drawings, Interior Planning
Design/drawings, CONSULTANCY • Preparation of 3D Model
Electrical and sanitary COST: • Interior Design
Design/Drawings, 5,500,000.00 • Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and
landscaping design and Detailing of Structures of the Buildings
Cost Estimate of New • Preparation of Structure Analysis and Design
Proposed Hospital Report
Building of Peoples Dental • Detail Design of Electrical System
College & Hospital P.Ltd • Detail Design of Telecommunication System
• Detail Design of Heat, Ventilation and Air
Conditioning System
Plumbing System)
• Detail Design of Fire Fighting and Fire Safety System
(Fire Hydrant, Fire Extinguisher, etc.)
• Preparation of Architectural, Engineering, Drawing,
Cost Estimation, Rate Analysis.
Landscaping Design
24. Detail Survey, Soil pokharathok PROJECT COST : Sep 2018 Centre for DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Investigation, Preparation ,01- 477,044,858.42 Eduction and OUR COMPANY:
of Mater Plan, Arghakanchi (477 MILLION) Human The engineering services provided are detail architectural
Architectural resource drawings and design, design finalization, structural design,
Design/Drawings, development electrical, computer networking, interior and landscape
Structural CONSULTANCY Sanothimi, design and detail estimate of all the above services
Design/Drawings, Interior COST: Bhaktapur including preparation of specification, bill of quantities.
Design/ Drawings, 5,99,182.50 The detail of the work that been carried out are;
Electrical and Sanitary • Detail Survey of the site
Design/Drawing and Cost • Preparation Of Master Plan
Estimation of Shree • Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master
Harihar Sanskrit Tatha Planning & models
sadharan Uccha • Preparation of 3D Model
madhyamik Bidhyalaya
at pokharathok, • Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and
01-Arghakanchi Detailing of Structures of the Buildings
Report
Plumbing System)
• Interior design
25. DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY

Gurvakot PROJECT COST : Nov 2018 Centre for OUR COMPANY:
Surkhet Nepal 446,741,520.84 Eduction and The engineering services provided are detail architectural
(446 MILLION) Human drawings and design, design finalization, structural design,
resource electrical, computer networking, interior and landscape
development
Detail Survey, Soil design and detail estimate of all the above services
CONSULTANCY Sanothimi,
Investigation, Preparation COST: Bhaktapur including preparation of specification, bill of quantities.
of Mater Plan, 650,000 The detail of the work that been carried out are;
Architectural • Detail Survey of the site
Design/Drawings, • Preparation Of Master Plan
Design/Drawings, Interior Planning & models
Design/ Drawings, • Preparation of 3D Model
Design/Drawing and Cost
Estimation of Shree Nepal
Rastriya Secondary
Report
School, Gurvakot Surkhet
Nepal
Plumbing System)
• Interior design
•
26. DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY
Sarlahi, Nepal PROJECT COST : Sep 2018 Centre for OUR COMPANY:
477,124,712.81 Eduction and The engineering services provided are detail architectural
(477 MILLION) Human drawings and design, design finalization, structural design,
resource electrical, computer networking, interior and landscape
Detail Survey, Soil development
Investigation, Preparation design and detail estimate of all the above services
CONSULTANCY Sanothimi,
of Mater Plan, COST: Bhaktapur including preparation of specification, bill of quantities.
Architectural 6,00,000.00 The detail of the work that been carried out are;
Design/Drawings,
Structural • Detail Survey of the site
Design/Drawings, Interior • Preparation of Master Plan
Design/ Drawings, • Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master
Electrical and Sanitary Planning & models
Design/Drawing and Cost • Preparation of 3D Model
Estimation of Shree • Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and
Mahadev Janata Detailing of Structures of the Buildings
Secondary School, • Preparation of Structure Analysis and Design
Hariban -08 Sarlahi Nepal Report
Plumbing System)
• Interior design
Experience certificate are attached here with
3. Experience
3(A). General Work Experience

Experience of Consulting Service of Civil Engineering Works successfully completed within last 8 years)
S.No Name of the Assignment Location Value of Year Client Short description of Work Carried
contract (NRs) Completed out
1. Preparation of list of idols and statues at Kathmandu 150,000.00 067/68 Hanuman Detailed list of idols and statues with
inner chowk of Hanuman Dhoka Dhoka Durbar archaeological values of the
Museum designated area.
Development
Committee
2. Preparation of study report of Bauddha art Kathmandu 150,000.00 067/68 Department Detailed assessment of the building,
gallery for re exhibition of prepared drawings for interior
Archaeology management.
3. Preparation of list of weapons Kathmandu 173,158.38 067/68 Department Prepared detailed list of weapons in
of the museum
Archaeology
4. Preparation of master plan of Bhimsen Kathmandu 149,352.65 067/68 Department Detailed study of the structure,
temple of prepared drawings
Archaeology
5. Preparation of study report of Belkot at Nuwakot 140,000.00 067/68 Department Detailed study of the structure,
Nuwakot of prepared drawings
IERC Pvt. Ltd. Page 1

Archaeology
6. Preparation of study report of Panchadewal Lalitpur 150,000.00 067/68 Department Detailed study of the structure,
at Godawari of prepared drawings
Archaeology
7. Preparation of study report of Bhairab Palpa 149,715.41 067/68 Department Detailed study of the structure,
temple at Palpa of prepared drawings
Archaeology
8. Listing of heritages at Lalitpur Lalitpur 148,894.41 067/68 Department Study on heritage structures and list
of them with archaeological values
Archaeology
9. Preparation of study report of Belkot Nuwakot 149,429.51 067/68 Department Detailed study of the structure,
of prepared drawings
Archaeology
10. Preparation of study report of Dhungeswor Dailekh 99,010.60 067/68 Department Detailed study of the structure,
temple at Dailekh of prepared drawings
Archaeology
11. Preparation of study report on dewals at Dailekh 139,216.00 067/68 Department Detailed study of the structure,
Bhurti of prepared drawings
Archaeology
12. Preparation of study report of PalpaBhairab Palpa 150,000.00 067/68 Department Detailed study of the structure,
of prepared drawings

temple Archaeology
13. Detail Drawing of Kampukot Kathmandu 297,936.37 068/69 Hanuman prepared detailed drawings
Dhoka Durbar
Museum
Development
Committee
14. Preparation of study report on wreckages at Darchula 250,000.00 069/70 Department Study on archaeological things,
Uku, Dailekh of prepared drawings of found objects.
Archaeology
15. Management of Nuwakot durbar gallery Nuwakot 180,000.00 069/70 Department Detailed study, prepared drawings
of with interior design
Archaeology
16. Re-evaluation of categories of traditional Lalitpur, 393,530.18 070/71 Department Field survey, detailed list of buildings
houses built at two protected monument Bhaktapur of with condition of compliance with
zone and preparation of inventory of houses Archaeology rule.
those not compliance with rules and
regulation
17. Preparation of field study report of five Several 744,093.70 070/71 Department Detailed filed survey, archaeological
locations Panauti, Kirtipur, Gorkha, Sankhu districts of study
and Khokana listed at tentative list Archaeology
18. Preparation of list of ancient monuments Lalitpur, 394,658.15 070/71 Department Detailed filed survey, archaeological
and archaeological things at two protected Bhaktapur of study and listing of all structures,
monument zones listed in world heritage list Archaeology objects found on that area.

at Patan durbar square and Changunarayan
19. Preparation of masterplan of Halesimahadev Khotang 300,000.00 070/71 Department Survey, preparation of master plan
temple of
Archaeology
20. Preparation of inventory of buildings, built Kathmandu 297,783.00 071/72 Department Survey, Preparation of list of
against rules and regulation of buildings those are not in compliance
Archaeology with rules and regulations
21. Study on revising of boundary of Gorkha Gorkha 491,959.30 072/73 Department Preparation of cadastral map,
durbar memorial area of revising the boundary of the palace
Archaeology and prepared revised map and
drawing
22. Feasibility study of the ShyarkyuKhola (3.5 Manag 310,242.53 072/73 Champawati Hydrological survey, Preliminary
Mw) Hydropower Project, Manag Hydropower design and feasibility study
Pvt. Ltd.
23. Detailed topographic survey, feasibility Gorkha/ 44,84,303.00 073/74 Champawati Topographic survey, preliminary
study, Structural design and drawing of Lamjung Hydropower design, feasibility study, Structural
Hydrualic strcutures (dam, retaining Pvt. Ltd. design and detailed drawing
structures, desilting basin), Pipeline and
Power house and preparation of estimate
and BOQ of Chepe A Hydropower Project
24. Structural design and drawing of commercial Kathmandu 074/75 De-Fort Preparation of model, structural
cum residential building (3 Nos RCC and Lalitpur Design Pvt. analysis, Modal analysis, detail design
961,080.00
Buildings) of Baneshwor and Lalitpur Ltd. and preparation of detail drawings

25. Lalitpur 074/75 Detail Damage assessment ,
CLPIU
preparation of architectural drawings,
Structural Assessment of DoLIDAR Building NPR
Jwagal retrofitting design , preparation of
at Lalitpur 18,62,240.00
Lalitpur structural drawings, cost estimation
and preparation of bid documents
26. Gorkha 074/75 CLPIU- Detail Damage assessment ,
Education preparation of architectural drawings,
Structural Assessment and Retrofit Design of NPR retrofitting design , preparation of
School Buildings at Gorkha 16,80,000.00 Gyaneshwor,
structural drawings, cost estimation
Kathmandu and preparation of bid documents
27. Rolpa 074/75 Topographical survey. Preparation of
Preparation of Master plan of National War NPR DCC, Rolpa master plan and architectural
Museum at Rolpa 11,69,550.00 drawings, structural analysis and
design, cost estimation.
28. Preparation of Detailed Design and Working Kathmandu 074/75 Bagmati River Detail condition assessment, damage
drawings, Technical Specifications, Cost Basin mapping , field and lab test, soil
Estimates and Bidding Documents for NRs. Improvement investigation and preparation of detail
Reconstruction of Temples, Monuments, 35,00,000.00 Project - architectural drawings
and Buildings along the Heritage walk from BRBIP
Thapathali Bridge to Teku Bridge.
29. Rasuwa 074/75 Preparation of Master Plan and Detail
Project Report (DPR) including
Preparation of master plan for landscaping, Uttargaya Detailed Engineering Survey, Soil
public and temples development with NPR Rural investigation, Structural Analysis and
detailed design and estimate at Uttargaya 14,92,000.00 Municipality Design, Preparation of Architectural
Dham
and Working Drawings, Technical
Specifications, Cost Estimates and

Bidding Documents
30. Structural Condition Assessment and Kathmandu 074/75 National Detail condition assessment, damage
Strengthening/Retrofitting Design of West NRs. Reconstructio mapping , field and lab test, soil
Lounge of Singhadurbar (Phase I- Condition 41,81,000.00 n Authority investigation and preparation of detail
Assessment) architectural drawings
31. Structural Condition Assessment and Kathmandu 075/076 National Retrofitting design , preparation of
Strengthening/Retrofitting Design of West NRs. Reconstructio structural drawings, cost estimation
Lounge of Singhadurbar (Phase II – 39,85,000.00 n Authority and preparation of bid documents
Retrofitting Design)
32. Detailed Damage assessment, soil Bhaktapur 075/76 Detail Damage assessment ,
Department preparation of architectural drawings,
investigation, Detailed Design and Working
NRs. of
drawings, Cost Estimates and Preparation of retrofitting design , preparation of
3,82,000.00 Archaeology
Detailed Project Report of the Jangam Math structural drawings, cost estimation
of Taumadhi, Bhaktapur. and preparation of bid documents

List of General Experience
Full Name of Firm: Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant P. Ltd. (RIMC)
Contract
S. Amount Year of
Name of Project Client
No. (Excluding Completion
VAT), NRs.
1. Government of Nepal,
Birtamode
Development of Household Metric NRs.
Municipality, Office of Aug 2020
System for Birtamode Municipality 6,944,415.00
Municipal Executive,
Birtamode, Jhapa
2. Gokarneshwor
Preparation of Metric System of Municipality NRs. Jun 2019
Gokarneshwor Municipality 1,39,00,000.00
Jorpati , Kathmandu
3. Preparation of Detailed Project Report
(DPR) of Manmohan Technical
University Buildings including Master
Plan, Architectural Design/Drawings,
Structural Design/Drawings, Interior
Manmohan Memorial NRs.
Design/Drawings, Electrical and September
Polytechnic, 4,407,000.00
Sanitary Design/Drawings, 2020
Biratnagar (Including VAT)
Landscaping design, Cost Estimates
and Preparation of Specifications and
Tender Documents of Manmohan
Technical University (MTU/076/077-
EOI/RFP-01)
4. Retrofit and toilet construction project
i.e., Community and School Disaster
Community
Preparedness and Resilient (CSDPR) NRs.
Development Centre May 2019
“School Building Retrofit and Toilet 48,76,406.45
(CDC)
Construction Works of School
Building, Kamchada, Doti.
5. Environmental and
Social Studies
Department,
Engineering Service
Implementation of Social Safeguard Directorate
Field Monitoring Nepal Electricity
Authority, Kharipati,
NRs. December
Bhaktapur, Nepal,
Dana-Kushma 220 kV Transmission 36,32,018.00 2018
Line Project (DKTLP) South Asia Sub-
Regional Economic
Cooperation (SASEC)
Power System
Expansion Project
(Loan No.3139/Grant
No.0397)
List of General Experience
Contract
S. Amount Year of
Name of Project Client
No. (Excluding Completion
VAT), NRs.
6. Environment and
Social Studies
Department
Engineering Service
Directorate
Implementation of Environment Nepal Electricity
Safeguard Field Monitoring Authority Kharipati, NRs.
Bhaktapur, Nepal August 2018
38,43,780.00
Marsyandi-Kathmandu 220 kv South Asia Sub-
Transmission Line Project (MKTLP) Regional Economic
Cooperation (SASEC)
Power System
Expansion Project
(Loan No.3139/Grant
No.0397)
7. Implement Target Poverty Alleviation
Program Poverty Alleviation NRs.
July 2016
Paf, Kathmandu 2,28,36,600.00
8. Implement target poverty alleviation

program Poverty Alleviation NRs.
July 2016
Fund, Kathmandu 1,28,36,600.00
9. SJVN Arun-3 Power NRs. June 2017

Development 25,87,700.00
Preparation of Disaster Management Company
Plan
(SAPDC) Private
Limited
10. Preparation of Master plan, NRs. August 2016
Architectural Drawing/Design, 58,89,306.00
Structural Design/Drawing Interior
ICA Nepal
Design/Drawing and Cost Estimation,
Landscaping design and construction
supervision of ICA Building
11. Changu Water Supply and Sanitation Rotary Club of NRs.
March 2015
Project Rudramati Kathmandu 20,86,535.00
12. Social Mobilization, Construction
Supervision, Monitoring and District Development NRs. November
Implementation of Trail Bridges in Committee, Kalikot 48,87,300.00 2014
Kalikot District.
13. Social Mobilization, Construction
Supervision, Monitoring and District Development NRs.
June 2014
Implementation of Trail Bridges in Committee, Dailekh 38,07,650.00
Dailekh District.
Work Completion Certificate
This is to confirm that JV of Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant Pvt. Ltd with Engineering and Education Zone
Pvt Ltd (previously: Education Zone Pvt. Ltd.) has successfully completed the task of “Development of Household Metric
System” of Gokarneshwor Municipality, Kathmandu.
The details of the assignment are listed below:
Completion Date: 24th June 2019
Contract Date: 24th June 2018
Contract ID: Metric System / CS / 002 / 2074 / 75
Cost (with VAT): NRS 1,39,00,000.00
In Words: One Crore Thirty Nine Lakhs only.
Final Output of the Assignment:
- Conduct Socio-economic census of all citizens including ones in rent and temporary shelters - 1,14,627 residents.
- Conduct field survey to establish Household Metric System (House Number) –19,715 Buildings.
- Conduct census of each household (family) – 29,699 Families
- Conduct survey of businesses, landmarks, temples – 761 institutions
- Data Analysis with Coding and Decoding (Formulas and Scripts to analyses the data).
- Designing and development of Digital Questionnaire (survey of households, citizens and institutions conducted via tablets to
collect data, pictures and GIS Data).
- Design and development of Municipal Information System.
- Design, developed and distributed house number and fixed the standard house number plate to every house of the
municipality.
- Design and development of Municipality Profile Software with user friendly interface using Python and Post Gre SQL with
Multiple Language Interface (English and Nepali)
- Info-Graphic Reporting (Pie / Bar Charts) of Data in the Software with PDF and MS-EXCEL export.
- Capacitate and institutionalize the municipality office for knowledge transfer with trainings, presentation and orientation.
- Provide a detailed User Manual for the Municipality Office of the Information System, Inception Report, Field Report, Draft
Report and Final Report.
- Prepare GIS and integrate all the layers in the fully functioning scalable MIS
o Thematic Resource Maps: With layers like Exiting Urban Forms (Land Use, Built-up Pattern, Road connectivity, Land
Parcels, etc.), Regional Scenario and Connectivity (Regional Urban Nodes, Hinterland Area and Linkages, Road
Network Connectivity, Economic Connectivity) and Terrain Morphology, Land Forms and Hydrology
o Large Scale Urban Base Maps; at 1:2,500 and 1:5,000 using latest available very high-resolution satellite imagery
(0.5 resolution)
o Cadastral Land Parcel Digital Map,
o Contour Maps
- Prepared a fully scalable information system for household
o System developed using Micro services. All the independent modules were developed as services with WAMP (Web
Application Messaging Protocol) as the message passing protocol
o Performed Detailed Cybersecurity Audit of the System using automated and manual measures. SQL Injection, Cross
Site Scripting (XSS), CSRF, DDoS Resilience, Dependency Vulnerability were tested
o Full coverage Unit Testing, Functional Testing were performed. Non-functional tests were carried out in
coordination with the client. After deployment stress testing using Jmeter was also performed
The system covers comprehensive data of all 9 Wards of this Municipality and GIS Data of the Municipality (58.5 square
kilometers).
Narhari Ghimire
Chief Administrative Officer
Date: 16th March 2017
To Whom It May Concern
This letter is to certify that Punarjagaran Samaj Nepal (Renaissance Society Nepal - RSN)/Rural
Infrastructure & Management Consultant (P.) Ltd. Bhaktapur/JV had worked with poverty Alleviation
Fund (PAF), as a partner organization (PO) to implement targeted Poverty Alleviation Program in
Pyuthan district from February 2010 to 15 july 2016 and Parsa district from January 2012 to 15 July
2016. The program was launched in 7 VDCs (Bangesal, Damri, Khawang, Lingha, Lung, Phopli &
Syauliwang) of Pyuthan and 4 VDCs (Alau, Birgunj, Sub-Metropolitan City, Likhnpur & Lalparsa of
Parsa. The main objective of PAF is to reduce the level of poverty. PAF as national program has
strategies to reduce the acute from of poverty by implementing four program components (i) Social
Mobilization (ii) Community Infrastructure (INFRA) (iii) Income Generation and (iv) Capacity
Building. RSN/RIMC/JV, as partner organization had facilitated mainly for social mobilization,
capacity building component as well as technical backstopping in IG and INFRA sub projects
(Identifying and developing livestock pocket and farmers groups/co-operatives mobilization /
implementation manuals, agro-processing enterprises and different micro-enterprises.)
Under PAF Program, RSN/RIMC/JV had formed Community Organization (COs) and facilitated the
COs to implement the community sub projects of PAF investment in order to increase their economic
status and proper rehabilitation. The target beneficiaries are the marginalized and socially
disadvantaged people (Dalit, Janjati, Vulnerable groups, Minorities, Disable, Poor Women, marginal
farmers, etc.)
While working in partnership, We found RSN/RIMC/JV's program targeted to the most vulnerable
excluded groups and other minority groups such as Dalit, Janjati, Vulnerable groups, Minorities,
Disable, Poor Women and Deprived for their rights. Furthermore, RSN/RIMC/JV is one of the national
level NGO working in Nepal having its well-managed office, systematic and transparent financial and
reporting system with sufficient capable and trained human resources. It has successfully completed
large community based integrated programs, advocacy and right based programs.
Under PAF Program, the total contract amount is NRs. 35,673,200.00 for both Pyuthan and Parsa
districts.
We wish success of RSN/RIMC/JV to implement projects that benefit poor and disadvantaged
communities in rural areas.
farmers, etc.)
districts.
literature review, field observation, Participatory
SAPDC/SE (P&C)/Arun-3HPP/PCD-79/EC/2019- Dated:
"To Whom It May Concern"

This is to certify that Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant (RIMC) Pvt. Ltd. JV with HECT
Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. has been engaged to perform consulting works of "Preparation of Disaster
Management Plan" and they have guide us to complete the work as per Disaster Management Plan
guidance note.
The consultant has conducted the following task under this project:
 2124 households survey were undertaken in different districts of the eastern regions, such as
Sankhuwasabha, Bhojpur, Taplejung, Dhankuta, Khotang, Morang and Sunsari.
 Provided fast, coordinated, effective and appropriate response to disaster and complex
emergencies.
 Prepared "Disaster Management Plan" through literature review, field observation, Participatory
Capacity and Vulnerability Assessment (PCVA), Community/stakeholder consultations
The above consultancy works supervised nicely and upto the mark and completed the work successfully
on June 2017. The cost of the project was NRs. 25,87,700.00 (Twenty Five Lakh Eighty Seven Thousand
Seven Hundred Only) inclusive of VAT @13%.
We wish all the best in future.
For and on behalf of SAPDC
Chief Engineer-II/FS
Arun-3HPP, SAPDC, Koshi Highway, Khandbari,
Distt. Sankhuwasabha, Nepal
Phone: - +977-29560766
Email Address: pnc.sapdc@gmail.com
2016 Nov, 14
Work Completion Certificate

This is to certify that Rural Infrastructure & Management Consultant (RIMC) (P.) Ltd., Bhaktapur provided
the services entitled "Preparation of Master Plan, Architectural Drawing/Design, Structural
Design/Drawing, Interior Design/Drawing Electrical and Sanitary Design/Drawing and Cost Estimation,
Landscaping design and construction supervision of ICA building" funded by JICA which is constructed
at Chautara Sangachowkgadi Municipality-10, Sindhupalchowk. The contract amount for this work was
NRs. 58,89,306.00 (Nepalese rupees, Five Million Eight Hundred Eighty Nine Thousand Three Hundred
and Six only)
The basic information of the building is as follows:
Name of the Building Project: ICA Building
Structural Type: RCC
Total Number of Storey and floor area: 2350 sq. ft with two storey including training hall for 40 peoples.
RIMC has successfully completed the project as mentioned in the given below:
 Detail Survey of the site
 Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master Planning
 Preparation of 3D Model
 Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and Detailing of Structures of the Buildings
 Preparation of Structure Analysis and Design Report
 Detail Design of Electrical System
 Detail Design of Telecommunication System
 Detail Design of Heat, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System
 Detail Design of Sanitary System (Solid Waste and Plumbing System)
 Landscape Design
 Preparation of Architectural, Engineering, Drawing, Cost Estimation, Rate Analysis, Bid (Tender)
Documents preparation and evaluation.
 Construction Supervision, Progress and Quality Control, Interim payment and verification.
We are very satisfied working with RIMC Pvt. Ltd. and were happy with the quality of their experts. We
can recommend their services for similar work.
Yours Sincerely,
…………………………
Atma Ram Upadhaya
Vice President
Rotary Club of Rudramati
Club No. 64062, District No. 3292, Chartered on 17 Dec, 2003
Date: 28, June 2016, Sunday

To,
The Executive Director
Rural Infrastructure & Management Consultant (RIMC) Pvt. Ltd.
Lokanthali, Bhaktapur
Sub: Work Completion Certificate
Dear Sir/Madam,
Rotary Club of Rudramati Kathmandu, would like to thank you for providing
consulting service on "Changu Water supply and Sanitation Project". The RIMC has
successfully conducted the consulting services from February 2014 to March 2015.
The RIMC has conducted the following activities under this project:
 Reviewed and analyzed all available information, data, documents, maps, policies, plans
and records of past projects in the proposed area pertaining to water supply and sanitation.
 Assess existing situation of water supply and sanitation in the project area; and assess the
strengths and weaknesses of current systems in the proposed and draw lessons for
effectively implementing various activities in the project
 Assess existing water supply and sanitation structures in terms of their reuse in case of
rehabilitation, up-gradation, extension of existing systems; Emphasis should be given to
rehabilitation, up-grading and improvements of existing systems to reduce water losses,
reduce costs, enhance efficiencies and identify any critical activities to be executed in this
regard and include that in the project design
 Carried out detailed engineering and socio-economic survey, design and cost estimate.
 Verified the source yield, water quality, intake/deep tube well boring site, reservoir site,
pipe alignment and number of house connections and location of community (shared)taps
and other major structures;
 Coordinated with the community enthusiasm on the execution of the project and
willingness as well as affordability to contribute in cash and labour for construction and
undertake operation and maintenance responsibility upon commissioning;
 Identified and recommended the appropriate interventions required to promote sanitation
and hygiene at personal, household and community level.
 Identified and recommend the appropriate Climate Change and Disaster Risk Response
Program within the project area.
The total cost of the project was NRs. 20, 86,535.00 (Two Million Eighty Six Thousand Five
Hundred and Thirty Five Only.).
We acknowledge for your va lu a b le contribution as a consultant and making the p ro je c t

successful.
Sincerely,
RtnMohan Bahadur Karki
President 2016-17
Rotary Club of Rudramati Kathmandu
Club No.64062
RI Distict 3292 Nepal-Bhutan
Babarmahal (Behind Forestry Office), P. 0. Box: 20771, Kathmandu, Nepal

Phone: +977-1-4220450 I 4224145, Email: info@rotary-rudramati.org, Web: www.rotary-rudramati.org
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FORM
WORK EXPERIENCE DETAILS 3
3(A). GENERAL WORK EXPERIENCE
3.A.1 CONSULTING FIRM: . RIDARC Nepal (P) Ltd. (lead Firms)
S. Name of Location Value of Year Client Description of

No work carried
assignment Contract Completed
out
1 Preparation of Integrated Siddharthanag 24,95,040.00/- 2077/03/31 Siddharthanagar Preparation of
Urban Development Plan ar, Rupandahi Municipality Integrated Urban
(IUDP) of Siddharthanagar Development Plan
Municipality (IUDP) of
Siddharthanagar
Municipality
2 Detailed Engineering Survey, Dhankuta, 32,28,000.00/- 2077/03/25 Suspension Detail Engineering
Design and Cost Estimate of Sankhuwasabh Bridge Division, Survey, Design and
Following Trail Suspension a, Gorkha, SBD Drawing, Cost
Bridge for the fiscal Year Pyuthan, Estimate and Report
2075/76 under package No. Sunsari, Preparation of All
EP-02/075/76 Parsha, Trail Bridges
Ramechhap,
Gorkha,
Sindhupalchow
k, Baglung,
lalitpur, Dang,
Dhading
3 Preparation of City Jaleshwar 23,87,068.50/ 2073/03/24 Jaleshwar Preparation of City
Development Priority Project Municipality Development
and Final Reporting of Priority Project and
No work carried
out
Comprehensive Town Final Reporting of
Development Plan (CTDP) of Comprehensive
Jaleshwar Municipality’ Town Development
Plan (CTDP)
4 Feasibility Study, Detail Kirtipur 28,43,080.00/- . 2074/03/25 Kirtipur Feasibility Study,
Engineering Survey, Municipality Detail Engineering
Hydrological Analysis, Detail Survey, Hydrological
Soil Investigation, DCPT Test, Analysis, Detail Soil
Design of Road and bridges Investigation, DCPT
Test, Design
5 Detail Engineering Survey, Nuwakot 22,74,294.50/- 5. 2075/02/04 Kispang rural Detail Engineering
Design and Cost Estimate of Municipality Survey, Design and
Salakhu khola – Dhokaphedi – Cost Estimate
Chilaune – Kirne Bagar –
Chiuri Dada Road
(Chainage: 0+000 to 31+600

km)”
6 Detailed Engineering Survey, Jaleshwar 21,50,300.00/- 2073/03/25 Jaleshwar Detailed Engineering

Design, Cost Estimate and Municipality Survey, Design, Cost
Report Preparation of proposed Estimate and Report
Ring Road of Jaleshwar Preparation
Municipality (33.45 km)
7 Detailed Engineering Survey, Nuwakot 20,40,500.00/- 2072/03/25 DDC / DTO Detailed Engineering
Design, Cost Estimate and Nuwakot Survey, Design, Cost
Report Preparation of Estimate and Report
Mandredhunga- Preparation
Khadgabhanjyang- Gorshyang-
Dangsing- Kaphalpani Road
No work carried
out
(31.60 km), Nuwakot
8 Detailed Engineering Survey, Dhanushadham 20,10,750.00 2072/02/17 DDC / DTO Detailed Engineering
Design, Cost Estimate and Dhanusha Survey, Design, Cost
Report Preparation of Bharriya- Estimate and Report
Parwaha- Dhanushadham Preparation
Road
9 Detail Engineering Survey, Nuwakot 22,65,779.95/- 2075/03/25 Belkotgadhi Detail Engineering

Design and Cost Estimate of Municipality Survey, Design and
Dhandegaun – Ghalegaun – Cost Estimate
Gegrini bhanjyang Bhrikuti -
Kalighumti Road
(Chainage: 0+000 to 34+850

km)”
10 Preparation of Architectural, Solukhumbu NRs. 2076/03/24 Khumbu Pasang Preparation of

Structural Design, Drawing and 19,88,800.00/- Rural Architectural,
Detail Cost Estimate and Bid (With Vat) Municiapality Structural Design,
Documents of Mnju Shree Drawing and Detail
Adhrbhut Budha Maha Cost Estimate and
Bidhyalaye, Cheplung, Bid Documents
Solukhumbu and Khumbu
Pasang Lhamu Rural
Municipality Office Building,
Chaurikharka, Solukhumbu
11 Consulting Services of Support Solukhumbu NRs. 2077/07/30 Khumbu Pasang Consulting Services
to procurement process, 19,96,032.00/- Rural of Support to
construction supervision and (With Vat) Municiapality procurement
No work carried
out
quality Control of Mapya process, construction
Khumbu Miteri Truss Bridge, supervision and
Over Dudhkoshi River at quality Control
Orlang Ghat, Solukhumbu
12 Detail Engineering Survey & Solukhumbu NRs. 2077/03/025 Mapya Dudhkoshi Detail Engineering
Design Work for Thane khola 18,65,000.00 /- Rural Survey & Design
water Supply and Sanitation (With Vat) Work
Sub Projects, Wasa, Mapya
Dudhkoshi Rural Municipality,
Ward No: 6, Solukhumbu.
Contact No: MDRM-
03/2076/077
FORM 3(B)
Specific Experience
(D.B. Multi)
MAJOR WORKS DONE DURING LAST SEVEN YEARS WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE QUALIFICATION
Assignment Name: Detailed Engineering Survey, Design Approx. Value of the Contract: 6,36,000.00 (With VAT)
and Cost Estimate (DPR) of Lamagaon, Putalichautara,
Lampati-Thansing, Kumalthanti Phant Road (13Km)
Country : Nepal Duration of Assignment (Months): 3 Months
Project Location Within Country: Nuwakot, Nepal
Name of Client: Division Roads Office Nuwakot Total No. of Person-Months of the Assignment: 10
Address: Nuwakot, Nepal Approx. Value of the Services: NRs.6,36,000.00 (With VAT)
Start Date: 1-Mar-2017 Completion Date: 1-May-2017
Detailed Narrative Description of Project:

The consultant has carried out the necessary field works along the alignment. The consultant had been responsible for accuracy,
interpretation, analysis of all data received and for the conclusion and recommendations in the report. The main consulting services that has
been conducted for a detail engineering survey of the proposed road is to prepare detail design and cost estimate for the construction of the
road. The consultant has performed the following jobs.
• Technical Studies: Assess the alignment feasibility with possible recommendation for low cost and local resources (manpower,
technology and material) oriented road construction.
• Conduct hydrological studies for cross drainage works and fixing of embankment height
Firm's Name: D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd.

and Cost Estimate of 1) Juthmavi-Sirsiya Chowk 10Km
RingRoad, 2) Ramjanaki Mandir-Hulaki Road 11Km Road
Project
Project Location Within Country: Parsa, Birjung, Nepal
Name of Client: Department of Urban Development and Total No. of Person-Months of the Assignment: 10
Building Construction, Division Office, Parsa, Birjung
Address: Parsa, Birjung, Nepal Approx. Value of the Services: NRs 9,72,390.00 (With VAT)
Start Date: 27-Nov-2016 Completion Date: 16-Jun-2017

MAJOR WORKS DONE DURING LAST FIVE YEARS WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE QUALIFICATION
Assignment Name: Consulting Services for Detailed Engineering Survey, Detail Design of Roads and Report Preparation of Package No.:
PMEU/337159/073/74 DPR-23, 1.1) Daab Khaptad Paryatakiya Sadak, Bajura (15Km) 1.2) Bagar Khagaun Sokar Sadak, Achham (18Km)
1.3) Jayagadh Sugali Darna Sula Sadak, Achham (18Km) 1.4) Silgadhi Sanfebagar Pahalmansingh Marga Motorbato Starronatti, Achham
(30Km) 1.5) Chisapani Solta Jangleghat Mangalsen Sadak, Achham (15Km) 1.6) Sanfe Hattikot Kushkot Thanti Rhisidaha Malika Sadak,
Achham (16Km)
Project Location Within Country: Lalitpur Nepal Professional Staff Provided by Your Consultant / Entity (Profiles): 12
Name of Client: Department of Roads, Babarmahal, No. of Staff: 25
Kathmandu Duration of Assignment (Months): 6 Months
Address: Babarhamal, Kathmandu Approx. Value of the Services: 60,48,000.00 (With VAT)
Start Date: 14-Jun-2017 No of Months of Professional Staff Provided by Associated

Completion Date: 21-Nov-2017 Consultants : 20 Man Months
Name of Associated Consultants:
ERMC (P.) Ltd.
Detailed Narrative Description of the Project:

The Department of Roads, Design and Planning Branch, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Unit, Lalitpur intends to utilize services of
engineering consulting firms well experienced in the fields of survey and design of roads, bridge engineering, river training works,
environment aspects etc., for providing engineering consulting services for detailed project report preparation of proposed roads.
The Main Objectives of the consulting services are:
• To Perform Alignment detailed survey and design
• To Perform Socio-economic and traffic study
• To suggest option of upgrading and design accordingly
• To prepare detailed report of the stated roads based on sound techno-economical approach
• To Develop project implementation plan
Detailed Description of Actual Services Provided by the Company are:
• Review of existing reports, standards and specifications of road sector related to the project
• Review and updating of existing report and detailed design reports of the project
• Detail engineering survey, design of the alignments and their corridor
• Conduct detail hydrological studies for cross drainage works and propose the suitable cross drainage structures
• Carry out traffic studies and project the traffic volume for 20 years period
• Conduct Pavement investigation works for pavement design works
• Choose economic feasible pavement type within the study corridor including design of road detail with pavement types
• Identify source of construction materials of appropriate quality and determine the quality of materials permitted to be extracted
from the different sources
• Conduct environmental and social study and prepare the respective report
• Wherever required on technical aspects, recommend for improvement on alignment
• Prepare detail cost estimate with analysis of rates, contract packaging and tender document preparation
• Prepare Detailed Project Report (DPR) for complete road stretches included in the package.
Assignment Name: Consulting Services for Detailed Engineering Survey, Detail Design of Roads and Report Preparation of Package No.:
PMEU/337159/073/74 DPR-33, 1.1) Sainikhan Muichula Sadarmukam Sadak, Baitadi(15Km) 1.2) Bagarkot Bhageshwor Rupal Sadak,
Dadeldhura(14Km) 1.3) Kolti Bhudinanda Partakiya Sadak, Bajura(13Km) 1.4) Bajura Kalapani Badhpata Pandhara Sadak, Bajura(14Km)
1.5) Churemarg-9 Patapur, Barne, Santinagar Mahamai Letang Sadak, Jhapa(15Km) 1.6) Danda Khahare Marimmar Jakhani Badiman
Pachpokhari Chanaute Pipalmadi Sadak, Sindhuli(30Km) 1.7) Manthali Saghutar Sadak, Ramechap(19Km)
Project Location Within Country: Nepal Professional Staff Provided by Your Consultant / Entity (Profiles): 12
Name of Client: Department of Roads, Babarmahal, No. of Staff: 25
Kathmandu Duration of Assignment (Months): 6 Months
Address: Babarhamal, Kathmandu Approx. Value of the Services: 61,73,212.50 (With VAT)
Start Date: 14-Jun-2017 No of Months of Professional Staff Provided by Associated

Completion Date: 21-Nov-2017 Consultants : 20 Man Months
Name of Associated Consultants:
ERMC (P.) Ltd.
Detailed Narrative Description of the Project:

The Department of Roads, Design and Planning Branch, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Unit, Lalitpur intends to utilize services of
engineering consulting firms well experienced in the fields of survey and design of roads, bridge engineering, river training works,
environment aspects etc., for providing engineering consulting services for detailed project report preparation of proposed roads.
The Main Objectives of the consulting services are:
• To Perform Alignment detailed survey and design
• To Perform Socio-economic and traffic study
• To suggest option of upgrading and design accordingly
• To prepare detailed report of the stated roads based on sound techno-economical approach
• To Develop project implementation plan
Detailed Description of Actual Services Provided by the Company are:
• Review of existing reports, standards and specifications of road sector related to the project
• Review and updating of existing report and detailed design reports of the project
• Detail engineering survey, design of the alignments and their corridor
• Conduct detail hydrological studies for cross drainage works and propose the suitable cross drainage structures
• Carry out traffic studies and project the traffic volume for 20 years period
• Conduct Pavement investigation works for pavement design works
• Choose economic feasible pavement type within the study corridor including design of road detail with pavement types
• Identify source of construction materials of appropriate quality and determine the quality of materials permitted to be extracted
from the different sources
• Conduct environmental and social study and prepare the respective report
• Wherever required on technical aspects, recommend for improvement on alignment
• Prepare detail cost estimate with analysis of rates, contract packaging and tender document preparation
• Prepare Detailed Project Report (DPR) for complete road stretches included in the package.
and Cost Estimate (DPR) of Ghorahi-Harnak-Murkuti-
Pyuthan Road (19+000 to 30+400)
Project Location Within Country: Ghorahi Dang , Nepal
Name of Client: Division Road Office Dang Total No. of Person-Months of the Assignment: 10
Address: Ghorahi Dang , Nepal Approx. Value of the Services: NRs.9,40,386.00 (With VAT)
Start Date: 26 Jan 2017 Completion Date: 6 March 2017


Assignment Name: Detailed Engineering Survey, Design Approx. Value of the Contract: 20,05,750(With VAT)
and Cost Estimate (DPR) of Ragda to Khadi Road(30km)
Simbazar Ragal Gau Hudai Gairipatal Jane Sadak (10km)
Khadi Syala Okhle Road(15km) Multar Holi Ghartikanda
Sadak khanda Nirman Tatha Istarronati (16km)
Project Location Within Country: Rukum, Nepal
Name of Client: Aathbiskot Municipality office of Executive Total No. of Person-Months of the Assignment: 10
Municipal Aathbiskot Rukum,Nepal
Address: Rukum ,Nepal Approx. Value of the Services: NRs.14,98,380.00 (With VAT)
Start Date: Aug 2018 Completion Date: Nov 2018


and Cost Estimate (DPR) of sullekhan Nagarjunghat road
(12Km), Chela, Totikhali,Likhadi, Dehigada Bhuleilek,
Pipalkot Road (7Km), Saugada Nagarjunghat Road (6Km),
Danni Dehigada Road (6km)
Project Location Within Country: Baitadi, Nepal
Name of Client: Shivanath Gaupalika, Baitadi Total No. of Person-Months of the Assignment: 10
Address: Shivanath Baitadi Approx. Value of the Services: NRs.14,98,380.00 (With VAT)
Start Date: 20 March 2018 Completion Date: 20 June 2018


MAJOR WORKS DONE DURING LAST SEVEN YEARS WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE
QUALIFICATION
Assignment Name: COUNTRY: NEPAL

Preparation of Master Plan, Architectural Design/
Drawings and all other detail works and construction PROJECT COST: NRS.1,040,000,000.00
supervision of Downtown Residency project at (EXCLUDING VAT)
Imadole TOTAL AREA: 12,077.4 SQ.M
Location within Country: Khumaltar, Dhapakhel, PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY

Lalitpur CONSULTANT/ ENTITY: 14
Name of Client: Downtown Apartment NO. OF STAFF: 17
Total No. of person-months of the
assignment: 1,056 person-months
Address: Khumaltar, Dhapakhel, Lalitpur NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF
ASSINGMENT: 35 MONTHS
Start Date (Month/ Year): Completion Date Approx. value of the services:
March 2018 (Month/ Year): Feb NATIONAL LEVEL: NRS 10,700,000.00
2021 (EXCLUDING VAT)
Name of Associated Consultants: NO. OF MONTHS OF PROFESSIONAL STAFF

PROVIDED BY ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS:
NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT: (ACTUAL ASSIGNMENT, NATURE OF ACTIVITIES

PERFORMED AND LOCATION):
Narrative Description of Project:
Downtown Apartment is situated in Khumaltar, Dhapakhel, Lalitpur. Downtown Apartment assigned the
D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. To carry out Preparation of Master Plan, Architectural
Design/ Drawings and all other detail works and construction supervision of Downtown Residency
project at Imadole
DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY OUR COMPANY:

• Detail Design of Architectural Design and Master Planning.
• Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and Detailing of structures of the building.
• Preparation of Structural Analysis and Design Report.
• Detailed Design of Electrical, Telecommunication System.
• Detailed Design of Heat, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System.
• Detailed Design of Fire Alarm, Sanitary System (Soil, waste and plumbing system).
• Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and fire saftey System (fire hydrant, fire extinguisher etc).
• Preparation of Architectural/ Engineering Drawings, Cost Estimate, Rate Analysis.

WORKS DONE DURING LAST SEVEN YEARS WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE QUALIFICATION

Preparation of Master Plan, Architectural
Drawing/Design, Structural Design/Drawing, PROJECT COST: NRS. 2,020,300,000.00
Interior Design/Drawing Electrical and Sanitary NO. OF BASEMENTS: 1 BASEMENT
Design/Drawing and Cost Estimation, NO. OF STORIED: 18 FLOORS
Landscaping design and construction TOTAL AREA: 33,445.09 SQ.M
supervision of Silver Valley Developers Pvt.Ltd
Location within Country: Kalikasthan, PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY
Kathmandu, Nepal CONSULTANT/ ENTITY: 14
Name of Client: Silver Valley Developers Pvt.Ltd. NO. OF STAFF: 20
Total No. of person-months of the assignment:
791 person-months
Address: Kalikasthan, Kathmandu, Nepal NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF
ASSINGMENT: 4 YEARS
Start Date (Month/ Completion Date Approx. value of the services:

Year): (Month/ Year): NATIONAL LEVEL: NRs. 15,000,000.00
2014 2018 (Excluding VAT)
Name of Associated Consultants: Creative Circle NO. OF MONTHS OF PROFESSIONAL STAFF

Consultants PROVIDED BY ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS: 0
Silver Valley Developers Pvt.Ltd. is situated in Kalikasthan, Kathmandu, Nepal. Silver Valley Developers
Pvt.Ltd.. assigned the D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. To carry out Preparation of Master Plan,
Architectural Drawing/Design, Structural Design/Drawing, Interior Design/Drawing Electrical and
Sanitary Design/Drawing and Cost Estimation, Landscaping design and construction supervision of
Silver Valley Developers Pvt.Ltd
The engineering services provided are detail architectural drawings and design, design finalization,
structural design, electrical, computer networking, telephone, sanitary, rainwater harvesting, fire-
fighting, interior and landscape design and detail estimate of all the above services including preparation
of specification, bill of quantities. The detail of the work that been carried out are;
• Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master Planning
• Interior Design
• Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and Detailing of Structures of the Buildings
• Preparation of Structure Analysis and Design Report
• Detail Design of Telecommunication System
• Detail Design of Heat, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System
• Detail Design of Sanitary System (Soil, Waste and Plumbing System)
• Detail Design of Fire Fighting and Fire Safety System (Fire Hydrant, Fire Extinguisher, etc.)
• Detail design of Security System (CCTV)
• Detail design of Water Treatment plant and Deep Tube Well System
• Preparation of Architectural, Engineering, Drawing, Cost Estimation, Rate Analysis, Bid (Tender)
• Construction Supervision of whole project

Prepatation of Master Plan, Architectural
Design/ Drawings, Structural Design/ Drawings, PROJECT COST: NRs. 305,300,000.00
Electrical and Sanitary Design/ Drawings, NO. OF BASEMENTS: 1 BASEMENT
Landscaping design and Cost Estimate and NO. OF STORIED: 7 STOREY
construction supervision of Educational TOTAL AREA: 3,967.35 SQ.M
Building for Liverpool Educational Network Pvt.
Ltd.
Location within Country: Subarna Marga, PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY
Name of Client: Liverpool Education Network NO. OF STAFF: 14
Pvt. Ltd. Total No. of person-months of the assignment:
Address: Subarna Marga, Kathmandu, Nepal NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF

Year): March 2018 (Month/ Year): May NATIONAL LEVEL: NRs. 5,000,000.00
2021

Liverpool Education Network Pvt. Ltd. is situated in Subarna Marga, Kathmandu, Nepal. Liverpool
Education Network Pvt. Ltd assigned the D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. To carry out
Prepatation of Master Plan, Architectural Design/ Drawings, Structural Design/ Drawings, Electrical and
Sanitary Design/ Drawings, Landscaping design and Cost Estimate and construction supervision of
Educational Building for Liverpool Educational Network Pvt. Ltd.
• Interior Design
• Preparation of Soil Test Report
• Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and Detailing of Structures of the Building
• Detailed Design of Telecommunication System
• Detailed Design of Heat, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System
• Detailed Design of Sanitary System (Soil, Waste and Plumbing System)
• Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and Fire Safety System (Fire Hydrant, Fire Extinguisher etc.)
• Detailed Design of Water Treatment Plant and Deep Tube Well System
• Preparation of Architectural/Engineering Drawings, Cost Estimates, Rate Analysis, Bid (Tender)
Documents Preparation and evaluation
QUALIFICATION

Preparation of Master Plan, Architectural Design/
Interior Design Drawings, and all other detail works PROJECT COST: NRS.6,000,000,000.00
including construction supervision of Hilton Double (EXCLUDING VAT)
Tree NO. OF BASEMENTS: 2.5 LEVELS
NO. OF STOREY: 14 FLOORS
TOTAL AREA: 19,509.64 SQ.M
Location within Country: Naxal, Kathmandu, Nepal

PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY
CONSULTANT/ ENTITY: 16
Name of Client: Hilton Double Tree NO. OF STAFF: 22
Total No. of person-months of the
assignment: 1,806 person-months
Address: Naxal, Kathmandu, Nepal NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF
ASSINGMENT:
93 MONTHS
Year): March 2015 (Month/ Year): Dec NATIONAL LEVEL: NRS 10,120,000.00
2022 (EXCLUDING VAT)


Hilton Double Tree is situated in Naxal, Kathmandu, Nepal. Hilton Double Tree assigned the D.B. Multi
Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. To carry out Preparation of Master Plan, Architectural Design/
Interior Design Drawings, and all other detail works including construction supervision of Hilton
Double Tree .

• Detail Design of Architectural Design and Master Planning.
• Detail Design MEP, HVAC system.
• Detail Interior Schematic designs for Interior.
• Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and fire saftey System (fire hydrant, fire extinguisher etc).
• Preparation of Architectural/ Engineering Technical Documents, Cost Estimate, Rate Analysis.


Preparation of Detailed Project Report (DPR)
of Manmohan Technical University Buildings PROJECT COST: NRS.3,500,000,000.00
including Master Plan, Architectural Design/ NO. OF BASEMENTS:
Drawings, Structural Design/ Drawings, Interior NO. OF STORIED:
Design/ Drawings, Electrical and Sanitary Design/
Drawings, Landscaping design, Cost Estimates
and Preparation of Specifications and Tender
Documents
Location within Country: Biratnagar, Nepal PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY
CONSULTANT/ ENTITY: 8
Name of Client: Manmohan Technical University NO. OF STAFF: 8
26 person- months
Address: Biratnagar, Nepal NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF
ASSINGMENT:
5 MONTHS
Year): April 2020 (Month/ Year): Sep 2020 NATIONAL LEVEL: NRs. 3,900,000.00
2020
Name of Associated Consultants: Rays NO. OF MONTHS OF PROFESSIONAL STAFF

Consultant & Rural Infrastructure and PROVIDED BY ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS: 0
Management Consultant P.Ltd
Manmohan Technical University is the first technical university in Nepal, founded by Province 1
Government of Nepal. Manmohan Memorial Polytechnic with well facilitated labs, workshops, classrooms
and all infrastructure was overtaken by Province 1 Government of Nepal and transformend it into a
Technical University. Different from other univeristies in Nepal, it focuses on producing technical
manpower in the field of Engineering, Pharmacy, Agriculture, Forestry, Nursing etc. from zeroth level to
the highest level. Under the Province 1 government, the Board of Governers will manage the University.
This university aims to open and run constituent colleges throughout the province 1 of Nepal.
This university is situated in Budhiganga Rural Municipaly of Morang district in Province 1 of Nepal.
DESCRIPTION OF ACTUAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY OUR STAFF:

Detailed Description of Actual Services Provided by the Company:
The major activities and services and documents provided are;
• Interior Design
• Preparation of Soil Test Report
• Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and Detailing of Structures of the Building
• Detailed Design of Telecommunication System
• Detailed Design of Heat, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System
• Detailed Design of Sanitary System (Soil, Waste and Plumbing System)
• Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and Fire Safety System (Fire Hydrant, Fire Extinguisher etc.)
• Detailed Design of Water Treatment Plant and Deep Tube Well System
• Preparation of Architectural/Engineering Drawings, Cost Estimates, Rate Analysis, Bid (Tender)
Documents Preparation and evaluation
QUALIFICATION

Detail Topographical Survey, Preparation
of Master Plan, Detail Architectural Design/ PROJECT COST: NRS.1,104,565,951.00
Drawing, Structural Design/ Drawing, NO. OF BASEMENTS: 1 BASEMENT
Interior Design/ Drawing, Landscape NO. OF STORIED: 7 STOREY
Design, Electrical and Sanitary Design/ TOTAL AREA: 14,864.49 SQ.M
Drawing and Cost Estimation, tender
document preparation, bid evaluation and
Construction Supervision of Haripriya
Trade Tower at Hasanpur Dhangadi Kailali,
Nepal.
Location within Country: Hasanpur PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY
Dhangadi Kailali, Nepal. CONSULTANT/ ENTITY: 14
Name of Client: Haripriya Trade Tower NO. OF STAFF: 19
Total No. of person-1months of the
assignment:
374 person-months
Address: Hasanpur Dhangadi Kailali, NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF
Nepal. ASSINGMENT: 27 MONTHS
Start Date Completion Date Approx. value of the services:

(Month/ Year): (Month/ Year): June NATIONAL LEVEL: NRS 20,300,000.00
March 2019 2021

NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT: (ACTUAL ASSIGNMENT, NATURE OF

ACTIVITIES PERFORMED AND LOCATION):
Haripriya Trade Tower is situated in Hasanpur Dhangadi Kailali, Nepal. Haripriya Trade Tower
assigned the D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. To carry out Detail Topographical
Survey, Preparation of Master Plan, Detail Architectural Design/ Drawing, Structural Design/
Drawing, Interior Design/ Drawing, Landscape Design, Electrical and Sanitary Design/
Drawing and Cost Estimation, tender document preparation, bid evaluation and Construction
Supervision of Haripriya Trade Tower at Hasanpur Dhangadi Kailali, Nepal.

• Detailed Topograohical Survey.
• Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master Planning.
• Preparation of 3D Model.
• Interior Design and Overall Construction Supervision.
• Preparation of Structural Analysis and Design Report.
• Detailed Design of Electrical System.
• Detailed Design of Heat, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) System.
• Detailed Design of Sanitary System (Soil, waste and plumbing system).
• Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and fire saftey System (fire hydrant, fire extinguisher
etc).
• Detailed Design of Water Treatment Plant and Deep Tube well System.
• Preparation of Architectural/ Engineering Drawings, Cost Estimate, Rate Analysis, Bid
(Tender) Documents preparation and Tender evaluation.
• Construction Supervision of the project.


Design, Structural Design, Drawings, Cost PROJECT COST: NRS. 1,44,00,00,000.00
Estimate, and Bidding document preparation of NO. OF BASEMENTS: 1 BASEMENT
the New Proposed Hospital Building of NO. OF STOREYS: 4 FLOORS
Kathmandu Medical College
Location within Country: Sinamangal,

PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY
Name of Client: Kathmandu Medical College NO. OF STAFF: 8
Public Limited & Teaching Hospital Total No. of person-months of the assignment:
4.5 person months
Address: Singhadurbar, Kathmandu, Nepal NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF
ASSINGMENT:
1 MONTH
Year): April 2017 (Month/ Year): May NATIONAL LEVEL: NRs 55,00,000.00
2017


The Kathmandu Medical College Public Limited & Teaching Hospital (KMCTH) was established in 1997. It
is situated in 184 Baburam Acharya Sadak Sinamangal, Kathmandu, Nepal. This Teaching Hospital is
affiliated to Katmandu University and recognized by Nepal Medical Council and Sri Lanka Medical Council.
KMCTH wants to take the permission from Ministry of Health and Population, Ministry of Education to
continue its services to the medical students and publics for better and with increased number of Beds for
the patients. So that the KMCTH assigned the D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. To carry out the
Preparation of Master Plan, Architectural Design, Structural Design, Drawings, Cost Estimate, and Bidding
document preparation of the New Proposed Hospital Building. Also this KMCTH wants the consultant to
verify the building is earthquake resistant and NBC compliance with the DUDBC Approval.
• Master Plan, Site Plan and Architectural Design and Drawings
• Detailed Engineering Design and Drawings; which contains the Structural Model, Structural
Report including design philosophy, design parameters, load calculations, calculation and design of
structural component like slab, foundation, staircase, shear wall, lift etc, detailed drawings of
foundation, column layout plan, column details, beam-column junction details, vertical section
along column showing lap and joint details, lift and other shear wall detail drawings water tank
detail and drawing, tie beam, foundation beam, toe wall, sill band and lintel band detail drawing,
beam layout plan, beam sections, slab reinforcement details (plan and section), staircase details,
expansion/construction joint details, ramp drawings and details and other necessary details if
required.
• Detail Cost and Quantity Estimate including Bill of Quantity (BOQ); which includes detail
quantity estimate and abstract of cost of each component. Consolidated Abstract of Cost. Bill of
Quantities and Rate Analysis of different items of work.
• Preparation of Tender Documents
• Approval from DUDBC

Drawing/ Design, Structural Design/ Drawing, PROJECT COST: Nrs. 785,000,000.00
Interior Design/ Drawing Electrical and Sanitary NO.OF ROOMS: 103 ROOMS
Design/ Drawing and Cost Estimation , NO. OF STOREY: 7 STOREY
supervision of Hotel APA Pvt. Ltd
Location within Country: Ravibhawan, PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY
Name of Client: Hotel APA Pvt. Ltd. NO. OF STAFF: 15
Total No. of person-months of the assignment: 370
person-months
Address: Ravibhawan, Kathmandu, Nepal NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF
Year): July 2017 (Month/ Year): June NATIONAL LEVEL: NRS 30,000,000.00 (Excluding
2020 VAT)

Hotel APA is situated at Ravibhawan, Kathmandu, Nepal. It is a four star hotel with 103 rooms, four
multipurpose hall of capacity of 650 persons each hall, sky lounge, one restaurant, one swimming pool
(25m* 50m), one bar, gym hall.
structural design, electrical, computer networking, telephone, sanitary, rainwater harvesting, fire-fighting,
interior and landscape design and detail estimate of all the above services including preparation of
specification, bill of quantities. The detail of the work that been carried out are;
• Interior Design


Drawing/ Design, Structural Design/ Drawing, PROJECT COST: NRS.720,300,000.00
Interior Design/ Drawing Electrical and Sanitary NO. OF ROOM: 110
Design/ Drawing and Cost Estimation, NO. OF STOREYS: 6 STOREY
supervision of Hotel Garima Pvt. Ltd
Location within Country: : Itahari-02, Sunsari, PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY
Nepal CONSULTANT/ ENTITY: 12
Name of Client: Hotel Garima Pvt.Ltd NO. OF STAFF: 17

Total No. of person-months of the assignment: 625
person-months
Address: Itahari-02, Sunsari, Nepal NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF

Year): March 2016 (Month/ Year): May NATIONAL LEVEL: NRs 11,000,000.00 (EXCLUDING
2020 VAT)


Hotel Garima is a Five-Star Hote at Itahari-2, Sunsari, Nepal. It is a six-storey building with 110 rooms. It
assigned D.B Multi Engineering Consultant Pvt. Ltd to carry out Preparation of Master Plan, Architectural
Drawing/ Design, Structural Design/ Drawing, Interior Design/ Drawing Electrical and Sanitary Design/
Drawing and Cost Estimation, Landscaping design and construction supervision of the building.

structural design, electrical, computer networking, telephone, sanitary, rainwater harvesting, fire-fighting,
interior and landscape design and detail estimate of all the above services including preparation of
specification, bill of quantities. The detail of the work that been carried out are;
• Interior Design

Consulting service for construction supervision of
public service commission building. PROJECT COST: NRS.711,288,305.30.00
NO. OF BASEMENTS: 2 BASEMENTS
NO. OF STOREYS: 7 FLOORS
Location within Country: Kamalpokhari, PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY

Name of Client Central Level Project NO. OF STAFF: 16
Implementation Unit (Building) Total No. of person-months of the
assignment:
412 person-months
Address: Kamalpokhari, Kathmandu, Nepal NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF
Start Date (Month/ Completion Date (Month/ Approx. value of the services:
Year): 18th May 2018 Year): 10th March 2021 NATIONAL LEVEL: Nrs.5,480,500.00
Name of Associated Consultants: Environmental NO. OF MONTHS OF PROFESSIONAL STAFF

Resource and Management Consultant (ERMC), ADA PROVIDED BY ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS: 0

Central Level Project Implementation Unit (Building), Public Service Commission Building. is situated in
Kamalpokhari, Kathmandu, Nepal. Central Level Project Implementation Unit (Building) assigned the
D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. To carry out Consulting service for construction supervision
of public service commission building.
• Take full responsibility of construction supervision.
• Concrete testing, procedures and results.
• Supervise all operations from the time of demolition of existing buildings to the handover of the
completed new building.
• Timely completion of the contract
• Regular inspection of materials and workmanship.
• Rectify it if the project is not meeting the requirements.
• Accurate record keeping of the workflow.
• Information on measurement of works.
• Quality of materials used in the works and quality of construction of work.
• Equipment and methods of construction.
• Clarification of drawings and specification.
• Advice to the CLPIU on progress of works.
• Inspection of defects and preparation of project closure of report.
• Monthly work progress report.
• Arrange site meetings with the contractor(s) at regular intervals to discuss progress and quality
of works, and resolve any pertaining problems.
• The consultant shall issue variation order and claims for extension of time or any change in
works according to the contract after obtaining the approval of the CLPIU. The contract shall also
monitor the contract costs relative to the CLPIU’s budgetary provision.
• Furnishing and the furniture layout design.
• Supervising landscape design and details.
• Supervising design and details of parking areas, roads and walkways.
• Supervising internal and external lighting system.
• Supervision of water supply and sewage system.

Design and Supervision of the Hospital Building
Constructed at Janakpurdham, Nepal. (25 Bedded PROJECT COST: NRS.300,000,000.00
Hospital) TOTAL AREA: 5,574.182 SQ.M
Location within Country: Janakpurdham-09, PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY

Nepal CONSULTANT/ ENTITY: 12
Name of Client: Kavya Hospital Pvt. Ltd. NO. OF STAFF: 14
171 person months
Address: Janakpurdham-09, Nepal NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF
ASSINGMENT:
27 MONTHS
Year): APRIL 2015 (Month/ Year): July NATIONAL LEVEL: NRs. 10,500,000.00.
2017

Kavya Hospital Pvt. Ltd. which is located in Janakpurdham-09, Nepal hired D.B. Multi Engineering
Consultant Pvt. Ltd for. Design and Supervision of the Hospital Building Constructed at Janakpurdham,
Nepal. (25 Bedded Hospital)

• Design, Planning
• Designing Of 25 Bedded Hospital
• Costruction Supervision Of The Project

Detail Interior and Mechanical, Electrical and
Plumbing (MEP) Design and Cost Estimation of PROJECT COST: NRS. 536,984,126.93
Singadurbar Main Administrarion Building NO. OF BASEMENTS: 1 BASEMENT
(Prime Minister Office). NO. OF STORIED: 4 FLOORS
Location within Country: Singhadurbar, PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY

Name of Client: Central Level Project NO. OF STAFF: 16
Implementation Unit (CLPIU) Total No. of person-months of the assignment:
167 person-months
Address: Singhadurbar, Kathmandu, Nepal NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF
ASSINGMENT:13 MONTHS
Year): (Month/ Year): NATIONAL LEVEL: NRs 19,81,737.50
As per Design As per Design

Start Date: 28th Completion Date: 28th
Ashoj, 2076 Mangsir, 2076
As per Supervision As per Supervision

Start Date: Poush Completion Date:
2076 Falgun 2077


The Singhdurbar Main Building except for the Western wing was constructed in 2039 B.S. after the
fire of Singhdurbar in 2030 B.S. This Singhdurbar has three wings adjoining to the remaining parts
of west lounge wing. This building was operating as offices for the Prime Minister and Council of
Ministers and National Planning Commission. The Structure of this building is load bearing with
R.C.C. slab. The building has four storeys with each storey height varying from 12’-0 to 16’-0. This
building has been damaged by the recent devastating earthquake on 12th Baisakh 2072 and
Subsequent aftershocks. This building has since been evacuated and emptied. There are cracks on
East and South wing corridor slab from G.F. to third floor. Likewise, there are cracks on the wall of
east staircase. In addition, there are many cracks in the building.
• Architecture Planning, Detailed Design for the optimum use of the building.
• Interior Design.
• Detailed Design of Electrical System, computer networking, Telephone, sanitary, rainwater
harvesting fire-fighting and HVAC System (Mechanical Works).
• Preparation of detail estimate of all the above-mentioned services including specification,
bill of quantities, and also prepare tender documents.
• Preparation of landscape design with detailed drawings.
• Preparation of design Report.
• Supervision of the above services

MAJOR WORKS DONE DURING LAST SEVEN YEARS WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATEQUALIFICATION

Design/ Drawings, Structural Design/ Drawings, PROJECT COST: NRS.500,000,000.00
Interior Design/Drawings, Electrical and TOTAL AREA: 6,503.213 SQ.M
Sanitary Design/Drawings, Mechanical design
and drawings, Landscape and Cost Estimate of
Cabin block (Sinamangal), Administration block
(Sinamangal), Multipurpose hall (Duwakot),
Academic Nursing building (Duwakot) and
Canteen block and Supervision of these
structures of Kathmandu Medical College &
Hospital Public Ltd.
Location within Country: Sinamangal, PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY
Name of Client: Kathmandu Medical College NO. OF STAFF: 13
Public Limited Teaching Hospital Total No. of person-months of the
assignment:
94 person-months
Address: Sinamangal, Kathmandu, Nepal NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF


Year): July 2019 (Month/ Year): June NATIONAL LEVEL: NRS.1,55,00,000.00
2020


The Kathmandu Medical College Public Limited & Teaching Hospital (KMCTH) was established in
1997. It is situated in 184 Baburam Acharya Sadak Sinamangal, Kathmandu, Nepal. This Teaching
Hospital is affiliated to Katmandu University and recognized by Nepal Medical Council and Sri
Lanka Medical Council. KMCTH wants to take the permission from Ministry of Health and
Population, Ministry of Education to continue its services to the medical students and publics for
better and with increased number of Beds for the patients. So that the KMCTH assigned the D.B.
Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. To carry out the Preparation of Master Plan, Architectural
Design/ Drawings, Structural Design/ Drawings, Interior Design/Drawings, Electrical and Sanitary
Design/Drawings, Mechanical design and drawings, Landscape and Cost Estimate of Cabin block
(Sinamangal), Administration block (Sinamangal), Multipurpose hall (Duwakot), Academic Nursing
building (Duwakot) and Canteen block and Supervision of these structures of Kathmandu Medical
College & Hospital Public Ltd. Also, this KMCTH wants the consultant to verify the building is
earthquake resistant and NBC compliance with the DUDBC Approval.
• Detail Survey of the Site, Architecture Planning, Detailed Design, Master Planning,
Preparation of 3D Model, Interior design of above-mentioned buildings.
• Preparation of Soil Test Report.
• Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and Detailing, Design Report of Structures of
the above-mentioned buildings.
• Detailed Design of Telecommunication (including telephone) System.
• Detail design of Heat, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System (HVAC system / Mechanical
system), Detailed Design of Electrical System, computer networking system, Detailed Design
of Sanitary System (Solid Waste, piping, plumbing system, valve and fittings), rainwater
harvesting system i.e. design of overall MEP works.
• Detailed Design of Acoustic System of Meeting Halls.
• Detailed Design of Fire-fighting system, Fire Alarming System.
• Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and Fire Safety System (Fire Hydrant, Fire Extinguisher).
• Detailed Design of Security System (CCTV).
• Detailed Design of Water Treatment Plant and Deep Tube Well System.
• Preparation of Architecture/Engineering Drawings, Cost Estimates, Rate Analysis.
• Land Scape design and drawings.


Preparation of master plan, Architectural
Design / Drawings, Structural Design / Drawings, PROJECT COST: NRS.400,000,000.00
Interior Design / Drawings, Electrical and NO. OF BASEMENTS:
Sanitary Design / Drawings, Landscape and Cost NO. OF STOREYS: 5 STOREY
Estimate of New Proposed Hospital Building of TOTAL AREA: 7,432.24 SQ.M
Peoples Dental College and Hospital Pvt. Ltd. (100
Bedded).
Location within Country: Nayabazar, PROFESSIONAL STAFF PROVIDED BY
Name of Client: People’s Dental College and NO. OF STAFF: 10
Hospital Pvt. Ltd. Total No. of person-months of the assignment:
47 person-months
Address: Nayabazar, Kathmandu, Nepal NO. OF STAFF-MONTHS: DURATION OF
ASSINGMENT:7 MONTHS

Year): July 2019 (Month/ Year): Feb 2020 NATIONAL LEVEL: NRs 53,00,000.00


People’s Dental College Hospital is an autonomous college and is proud to be the first dental college in
Nepal under the jurisdiction of Nepal Medical Council and registered with the Ministry of Education,
Government of Nepal. It functions independently under the affiliation of Tribhuvan University, the first and
the oldest university of Nepal. Nepal Dental Association has honored this institute by conferring its
Associate membership for the relentless contribution it made in the upliftment of dentistry in Nepal.
People's Dental College and Hospital was founded in 1997 with the objective of making available up-to-
date training facilities to become qualified dental professional and to help meet the country's growing
health care requirements. Situated in the heart of Kathmandu, People’s Dental College and Hospital
comprises two massive buildings for clinical, academic and administrative pursuits. At this institute, each
Department is an efficiently planned, organized and independent unit. Every Department has all the
infrastructural facilities, equipment’s and manpower to ensure optimum efficiency. Needless to say, faculty
members are outstanding academicians whose professional acumen is a driving force and inspiration to
every student.
To achieve the predetermined objectives of this college and hospital has assigned the D.B. Multi
Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd. to carry out the Preparation of master plan, Architectural Design /
Drawings, Structural Design / Drawings, Interior Design / Drawings, Electrical and Sanitary Design /
Drawings, Landscape and Cost Estimate of New Proposed Hospital Building of Peoples Dental College and
Hospital Pvt. Ltd. (100 Bedded).

• Detailed Survey of the site.
• Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master Planning.
• Preparation of 3D Model.
• Preparation Of Soil Test Report.
• Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, , Design and Detailing of structures of the building.
• Preparation Of Structural Analysis And Design Report.
• Detailed Design of Electrical System.
• Detailed Design of Telecommunication System.
• Detailed Design of Heat, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System.
• Detailed Design of Acoustic System and Meeting Halls.
• Detailed Design of Fire Alarming System.
• Detailed Design of Sanitary System (Soil, waste and plumbing system).
• Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and fire safety System (fire hydrant, fire extinguisher etc).
• Detailed Design of Water Treatment Plant and Deep Tube well System.
• Preparation of Architectural Design / Engineering Drawings, Cost Estimate, Rate Analysis.
• Landscaping
Assignment Name: Preparation of Capacity Building
Training Manual (Contract ID No.: EHRP/NRA/S/CQS-
Country: Nepal
02/2076-77)/World Bank Funded (Credit: IDA Cr.No.AF-
6164-NP).
Location within Country: Nepal Professional Staff Provided by Your Consultant/Entity(profiles):
Team Leader/DRR Expert, Structural Engineer, Geo-tech Engineer,
Educationalist, Climate & Meteorological Expert, DRR Expert,
Agriculture Risk Management Expert, Water Resource Management
Expert, Urban Planner, Economic/Financial Expert
Name of Client: National Reconstruction Authority, No. of Staff: 10
Earthquake Housing Reconstruction Project (EHRP),Project
Management Unit (PMU),
Address: Singhdurbar, Kathmandu No. of Staff-Months:15;
Tel:01-4211971,01-4211535 Duration of Assignment: 9.50 months
Start Date (Month/Year): Completion Date Approx. Value of Services
26th May,2020 (Month/Year): NRs.10,505,666.50 (US$ 100,053.97)
9th Feb,2021 (Average Exchange Rate 1USD= 115.00 NPR)
Name of Associated Consultants, If Any: IERC/ER No. of Months of Professional Staff Provided by Associated
Tech/ECoCoDE JV Consultants: ECoCoDE-100%
Name of Senior Staff, Designation (Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader etc.) Involved and Functions Performed:
Mr.Kumar Dhamala (Project Coordinator)/Urban Planner
Narrative Description of Project: (Actual assignment, nature of activities performed and location):
The main objective of the assignment is to prepare the Capacity Building Training Manual for National Reconstruction Authority,
Earthquake Housing Reconstruction Project (EHRP), Project Management Unit (PMU).Actual assignments are:
a) Reviewed the reconstruction act & regulation, policies, guidelines, and standard operating procedure and prepare
comprehensive training manual incorporating the components of resilient reconstruction of private housing, public buildings,
and community infrastructure. Comprehensive reviews of policies and practices across sectors:
• Reviewed all the sectoral acts, policies, strategies, guidelines, and practices
• Developed cases of risks and disaster impacts by sectors
• Prepared framework of training manual and get approval from NRA
• Attained fortnightly meeting with NRA
• Received and incorporate inputs from NRA
b) Identified the risk mapping tools and resources required by the local level government
c) Prepared activities or checklists of risk reduction across sectors (road & building construction, agriculture, water resources &
biodiversity, medium to large scale construction industries, WASH, and school). The checklist should be included as
annexures.
d) Prepared comparative activities or chart of risk reduction in rural and urban infrastructure and resource management.
Description of Actual Services Provided by Consultant Staff:
Following Eight Modules are Prepared as a part of the Manual:
Module 1: Introduction to Resilience in Disaster Management and Policy
Module 2: Resilient Building & Infrastructure
Module 3: Resilient Geotech
Module 4: Resilient climate and meteorology
Module 5: Resilient Natural Resource
Module 6: Disaster and Resilient Agriculture
Module 7: Resilient Education
Module 8: Resilient Financing
Activity Performed:
1. Conducted Training Need Assessment (TNA)
2. Engage stakeholders on capacity development
3. Assessed capacity needs and assets
4. Formulated a capacity development response
5. Implemented a capacity development response
6. Evaluated capacity development
7. Conducted Various Trainings/Workshop with ministries and government agencies, Development Partners( bilateral, I/NGOs)
and Local Governments
8. Conducted Manual sharing workshop with NRA and relevant government agencies.
9. Conducted 3 days Training for Trainers
10. Prepared and submitted capacity Building Training Manual for DRR (3000 printed copies).
List of Specific Experience
Full Name of Firm: Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant P. Ltd. (RIMC)
Contract Amount
S. Year of
Name of Project Client (Excluding VAT),
No. Completion
NRs.
Preparation of Detailed Project Report
(DPR) of Manmohan Technical University
Buildings including Master Plan,
Architectural Design/Drawings, Structural Manmohan
Design/Drawings, Interior Design/Drawings, Memorial NRs. September
1.
Electrical and Sanitary Design/Drawings, Polytechnic, 44,07,000.00 2020
Landscaping design, Cost Estimates and Biratnagar
Preparation of Specifications and Tender
Documents of Manmohan Technical
University (MTU/076/077-EOI/RFP-01)
Environmental
and Social
Studies
Department,
Engineering
Service
Directorate
Nepal
Implementation of Social Safeguard Field Electricity
Monitoring Authority,
Kharipati,
NRs.
2. Bhaktapur, December 2018
Dana-Kushma 220 kV Transmission Line 36,32,018.00
Nepal,
Project (DKTLP)
South Asia
Sub-Regional
Economic
Cooperation
(SASEC)
Power System
Expansion
Project (Loan
No.3139/Grant
No.0397)
Environment
and Social
Studies
Implementation of Environment Safeguard Department
Field Monitoring Engineering NRs.
3. Service August 2018
38,43,780.00
Marsyandi-Kathmandu 220 kv Transmission Directorate
Line Project (MKTLP) Nepal
Electricity
Authority
Kharipati,
List of Specific Experience
Contract Amount
S. Year of
Name of Project Client (Excluding VAT),
No. Completion
NRs.
Bhaktapur,
Nepal
South Asia
Sub-Regional
Economic
Cooperation
(SASEC)
Power System
Expansion
Project (Loan
No.3139/Grant
No.0397)
Implement Target Poverty Alleviation Poverty
NRs.
4. Program Alleviation Paf, July 2016
2,28,36,600.00
Kathmandu
Poverty
Implement target poverty alleviation program Alleviation NRs.
5. July 2016
Fund, 1,28,36,600.00
Kathmandu
District
Social Mobilization, Construction
Development NRs.
6. Supervision, Monitoring and Implementation November 2014
Committee, 48,87,300.00
of Trail Bridges in Kalikot District.
Kalikot
District
Social Mobilization, Construction
Development NRs.
7. Supervision, Monitoring and Implementation June 2014
Committee, 38,07,650.00
of Trail Bridges in Dailekh District.
Dailekh
Assignment name: Preparation of Detailed Project Report (DPR) Approx. value of the contract (in current NRs or US$
of Manmohan Technical University Buildings including Master or Euro): NRs. 4,407,000.00 (Including VAT)
Plan, Architectural Design/Drawings, Structural Design/Drawings,
Interior Design/Drawings, Electrical and Sanitary
Design/Drawings, Landscaping design, Cost Estimates and
Preparation of Specifications and Tender Documents of
Manmohan Technical University (MTU/076/077-EOI/RFP-01)
Country: Nepal Duration of assignment (months): 6 Months
Location within country: Biratnagar, Morang
Name of Client: Manmohan Memorial Polytechnic, Biratnagar Total No of staff-months of the assignment: 10
Address: Biratnagar, Morang Approx. value of the services provided by your firm
under the contract (in current NRs. or US$ or Euro):
NRs. 4,407,000.00 (Including VAT)
Start date (month/year): April 2020 No of professional staff-months provided by
consultants: 35 months
Completion date (month/year): September 2020
Name of associated Consultants, if any: Name/Position of senior professional staff of your
1. D.B. Multi Pvt. Ltd. - Lead Partner firm involved and functions performed (indicate
2. RIMC Pvt. Ltd. - JV Partner most significant profiles such as Project
3. RAYS Consult Pvt. Ltd. - JV Partner Director/Coordinator, Team Leader):
1. Senior Engineer cum Team Leader -1
2. Planner/Architect - 1
3. Structure Engineer - 1
4. Civil Engineer (Quantity Engineer) - 1
5. Electrical Engineer - 1
6. Draft Person - 1
7. Medical Expert (Bio Medical Engineer) - 1
Narrative description of Project: Manmohan Memorial Polytechnic is a technical educational institute which was
established by the support of Nepal Government with the concept of community participation model.
Manmohan Memorial Polytechnic has provided various middle level manpower in engineering sector since more than past
ten years. This institute has been growing rapidly after its establishment which leads to support province government of
province no 1 to convert the institute to Technical University .The declaration of university makes this university to be the
Nepal’s first provincial university as well as the first ever technical university in the country.
After the declaration of university, this institute needs to develop the infrastructure to develop the faculties and enhance the
technical program of different sector.
Objectives:
The objective of study is to provide detail report of the various buildings that need to be constructed for addition of the
different technical faculty.
The main objective of the report is to
 Find the total cost of the project.
 Find the area required to construct the additional faculty.
 Find detail estimate including the machinery, desk, benches and other equipment’s needed to the faculty.
The task includes preparing the detail engineering design, cost estimate, Drawings (both 2d and 3d), detail estimate of
the tools equipment’s and other various requirement for the faculty, Abstract of Cost, Bill of Quantity and Specification.
Description of actual services provided by your staff within the assignment:
Scope of Work:
The scope of the consulting services includes but not limited to the followings:
a.) Survey and site verification:
 Review the secondary data and visit the proposed location of the proposed building before starting the work.
 Measure the site and verify the size of building required and area in the field.
 Study the soil report, total area required for the building.
b.) Detail Engineering Design:
 Detail engineering design and drawing for the construction of different faculty buildings. Classroom, lab and workshop
according to the faculty and office different staff room.
 Detail structure drawing with structure analysis of every structure with the analysis any structure analysis software
 Architectural drawing of every building in both 3d and 2d including the video of every room of each building.
 Detail requirement of the tools, equipment’s, machinery desk benches, chair etc. for the room needed according to the
requirement of the faculty of the building designed.
 Based on the detail engineering design, prepare all necessary tender drawings, technical specification, Abstract of Cost
(AOC), bill of quantities (BOQ), detail cost estimate, implementation schedule etc. The technical specification should be
in accordance with the best international /national practices and should be prepared to achieve the highest standards of
quality.
 Prepare construction drawings with sufficient detail to permit contractor to carry out construction work effectively and
unambiguously and with highest standards of quality.
 Carry out value engineering to generate number of technically feasible design, workout the least cost alternative in order
to ensure the best techno-economic designs.
 Any quarry in approved design in case of approval from concerned government office like concerned rural municipality,
DUDBC etc. as per requirement of client i.e. Manamohan Technical University should be provided by consultant during
the time of approval from concerned office.
The Specific Tasks, but not limited to, of the consulting firms are:
 Detail Survey the Site
 Architectural Planning, Detailed Design, Master Planning
 Preparation of 3D Model
 Interior Design
 Preparation of Soil Test Report
 Seismic Analysis, Structural Analysis, Design and Detailing of Structures of the Building
 Preparation of Structural Analysis and Design Report
 Detailed Design of Electrical System
 Detailed Design of Telecommunication System
 Detailed Design of Heat, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System
 Detailed Design of Acoustic System of Meeting Halls
 Detailed Design of Fire Alarming System
 Detailed Design of Sanitary System (Soil, Water and Plumbing System)
 Detailed Design of Fire Fighting and Fire Safety System (Fire Hydrant, Fire Extinguisher etc.)
 Detailed Design of Security System (CCTV)
 Detailed Design of Water Treatment Plant and Deep Tube well System
 Landscape Design
 Preparation of Architectural/Engineering Drawings, Cost Estimates, Rate Analysis, Bid (Tender) Document's
preparation and evaluation.
 Preparation and submit the Final Report
Name of the Firm: Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant (RIMC) Pvt. Ltd
Assignment Name: Implementation of Social Safeguards Approx. value of the contract: NRs 36,32,018.00
Monitoring works at Kaligandaki Corridor (Dana- Kusma)
220 kV Transmission Line Project in Project Affected Area
Country : Nepal Duration of assignment (months): 22 Months
Location within Country: Parbat and Myagdi districts
Name of Client: Nepal Electricity Authority (Environment Total No. of person-months of the assignment: 44
and Social Studies Department).
Address: Kharipati, Bhaktapur Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under
the contract (in current US$ or Euro): NRs 36,32,018.00
Start Date: March 2017 Total No. of professional person-months of the assignment:
Completion Date: December 2018 32
Name of joint Venture Partner: N/A
Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has received financial assistance from the ADB with co-financing from Norway and loan from
European Investment Bank (EIB) toward the cost of Safeguards Implementation and Monitoring work of the Dana- Kushma
220kV TL Project (DKTLP) under SASEC-PSEP.
The project is located in Parbat and Myagdi district, western Nepal and Dana substation is located at ward no. 6 of Dana Village
Development Committee (VDC) of Myagdi district. Similarly, Kushma substation is located at Bagaicha, ward no. 4 of Kushma
Municipality (former ward no. 2 of Khurkot VDC) of Parbat district. The length of this TL is 40 km.
The TL crosses 4 VDCs (Nanglibang, Dhairing, Majhphant Mallaj and Banskhark) and Kushma municipality of Parbat district
and 8 VDCs (Rakhu Piple, Rakhu Bhagwati, Begkhola, Histan, Dowa, Ghar, Bhurung Tatopani and Dana) of Myagdi district.
The TL route starts from Dana substation and terminates at Kushma substation.
The main scope of the project is to deploy the manpower (Social safeguard Implementation Officer) required for the ESMU of
NEA based at the project site. The main objective of the assignment is to support the Project Management Directorate in
planning, reviewing, monitoring, and reporting the overall social safeguards of the projected area.
The major scope of work of the consultant shall be updating of environmental and social safeguard documents prepared for the
Transmission Line (TL) projects, implement environmental and social measures proposed in approved document including the
safeguard activities to be implemented in Transmission Line (TL), compliance and impact monitoring, propose additional
measures if required, assist project for grievances handling, preparation of Compensatory Plantation Plan (CPP), Nursery and
Plantation Management Manual, implementation of resettlement plan and other safeguard issues, consolidate field data and
prepare periodic environmental and social safeguard reports. The detail of scope of work to be carried out by the consultant is
given below:
1. Set up and operationalize Safeguards Desk
2. Review and update the environmental and social safeguard documents
3. Implementation of the activities mentioned in Initial Environmental Examination (IEE)/ Environmental Management
Plan (EMP), Social Safeguarding Plan and Resettlement Plan (RP).
4. Develop effective public consultation guidelines and support in implementation for the project to ensure meaningful
public consultation during project preparation and implementation.
5. Review the RP/IPP and IEE/EMP of the project to understand proposed project activities;
6. Update the RP/IPP and IEE in accordance with ADB’s and the government’s safeguard policy, as necessary;
7. Facilitate and conduct, prepare consultation report preferably in matrix form of each meeting.
8. Organize and deliver environmental and social training programs and workshops for the Project officials and
contractors staffs and other implementing agency officials as needed, on safeguard requirements and their
management.
9. Prepared the quarterly, semi-annual monitoring report by timely providing field monitoring report;
10. Carry out field level information discloser activities;
11. Carried out social surveys to assess IR and IP impacts, preparing safeguards planning documents and verification of
IR/IPP implementation;
12. Conduct socioeconomic survey of the project affected households and census the affected persons and their assets
keeping their records;
13. Provide necessary support to cadastral survey technician in informing potential affected persons and facilitate for
demarcation of loss.
14. Provide required information for preparing or updating resettlement plan as required;
15. Assist the Project Manager (PM) and Preliminary Land Acquisition Processing Officer to orient the CDC member about
the provisions made in RP document prepared for the project get compensation fixed by CDC considering the
recommendations of RP;
16. Coordinate with district level line agencies and other stakeholders to disseminate information about the project, social
safeguard activities and support that might be required for the project;
17. Facilitate the PM and (Chief District Officer) CDO on forming Grievance Re-Address of Client Committee (GRC) and
Local Coordination Forum (LCF) as applicable as a part to facilitate land acquisition, compensation distributi on,
grievance resolving etc. activities;
18. Support the CDO, PM, project affected persons, and relevant stakeholders on organizing GRC meeting and solving
grievances,
19. Provide necessary information on preparing and finalizing social safeguard monitoring report; and
20. Coordinate with NGO/consultant/contractor/Users Group assigned for the implementation of mitigation and
enhancement activities as per IEE and social safeguard document prepared for the project.
21. Implementation of Environmental and Social Mitigation Measures by providing life skills, agriculture and livestock
training.
22. Conducted of Capacity Building training, Occupational Safety training, Skill Development training (Mushroom
farming training, Sweet & snacks making training), Micro Enterprises Creation Training.
23. Conduct the community consultation, implementation of GESI related activities
24. Support NEA in facilitation and coordination to institutionalize GESI mainstreaming according to the approved GESI
strategy and operational guidelines of NEA.
Firm's Name: Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant (RIMC) Pvt. Ltd.
Assignment name: Implementation of Environmental Approx. value of the contract (in current NRS, US$ or Euro):
Safeguards Monitoring works at Marsyangdi- Kathmandu 220 NRs. 38, 43,780.00
kV TL Project
Country: Nepal Duration of assignment (months): 23 months
Location within country: Gorkha, Chitwan, Dhading and
Kathmandu districts
Name of Client: Nepal Electricity Authority (Environment Total No of person-months of the assignment: 47
and Social Studies Department
Address: Kharipati, Bhaktapur Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under
the contract (in current US$ or Euro):
NRs. 38, 43,780.00
Start date (month/year): October 2016 Total No. of professional person-months of the assignment: 32
Completion date (month/year): August 2018
Name of joint venture partner or sub-Consultants, if any: N/A

Narrative description of Project:
Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has received financial assistance from the ADB with financing from Norway and loan from
European Investment Bank (EIB) toward the cost of Safeguards Implementation and Monitoring work of the Marsyangdi-
Kathmandu 220kV transmission line projects under SASEC-PSEP. NEA/ESSD is responsible for the implementation of
mitigation, enhancement measures and environmental monitoring work of Marsyangdi-Kathmandu 220 kV Transmission Project.
The Marsyangdi Kathmandu 220kV TL starts from proposed substation at Markichowk of Aabhukhaireni Municipality of Tanahun
district and encompassing through Gorkha, Chitwan and Dhading districts and it terminates at Chandragiri Municipality of
Kathmandu district. The alignment will further be synchronized with the alignment of the proposed Upper Trishuli 3A-Matatirtha
220kV TL alignment from Baadbhanjyang VDC to Matatirtha substation.
Baadbhanjyang to Matatirtha stretch will be transmitted as four circuits TL and part of which will be underground cabling.
The TL alignment crosses through 15 VDCs and 2 municipalities (Aabhukhaireni Municipality of Tanahun, 1 VDC of
Chitwan, Chandragiri Municipality of Kathmandu, 3 VDCs of Gorkha and 11 VDCs of Dhading). The proposed TL with the length
of 81.54 km will be double circuit comprising of duplex overhead conductor.
The major scope of work of the consultant shall be updating of environmental and social safeguard documents prepared for t he
Transmission Line (TL) projects, implement environmental and social measures proposed in approved document including the
safeguard activities to be implemented in Transmission Line (TL), compliance and impact monitoring, propose additional measures
if required, assist project for grievances handling, preparation of Compensatory Plantation Plan (CPP), Nursery and Plantation
Management Manual, implementation of resettlement plan and other safeguard issues, consolidate field data and prepare periodic
environmental and social safeguard reports. The detail of scope of work to be carried out by the consultant is given below:
1. Review and update the environmental safeguard documents.
2. Implementation of Environmental Mitigation Measures
3. Review the RP/IPP and IEE/EMP of the project to understand proposed project activities;
4. Update the RP/IPP and IEE in accordance with ADB’s and the government’s safeguard policy, as necessary;
5. Facilitate and conduct consultation meeting with stakeholders, prepare consultation report preferably in matrix
Form of each meeting.
6. Preparation of quarterly, semi-annual monitoring report by timely providing field monitoring report;
7. Carry out field level information discloser activities;
8. Provide necessary support to cadastral survey technician in informing potential affected persons and facilitate for
demarcation of loss.
9. Provide required information for preparing or updating resettlement plan as required;
10. Assist the Project Manager (PM) and Preliminary Land Acquisition Processing Officer to orient the CDC member about
the provisions made in RP document prepared for the project get compensation fixed by CDC considering the
recommendations of RP;
11. Facilitate the PM and (Chief District Officer) CDO on forming Grievance Re-Address of Client Committee (GRC) and
Local Coordination Forum (LCF) as applicable as a part to facilitate land acquisition, compensation distribution, grievance
resolving etc. activities;
12. Support the CDO, PM, affected persons, and relevant stakeholders on organizing GRC meeting and solving grievances,
13. Conducted of Capacity Building training, Occupational Safety training, Skill Development training (Mushroom farming
training, Sweet & snacks making training), Micro Enterprises Creation Training.
14. Provide necessary information on preparing and finalizing Environment report; and
15. Coordinate with NGO/consultant/contractor/Users Group assigned for the implementation of mitigation and enhancement
activities as per IEE and social safeguard document prepared for the project.
Firm’s Name: Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant (RIMC) Pvt. Ltd.
Assignment name: Implement Target Poverty Approx. value of the contract (in current NRS, US$ or
Alleviation Program Euro): NRs. 2,28,36,600.00
Location within country: 7 VDCs (Bangesal, Damri,
Khawang, Ligha, Lung, Phopli, Syauliwang) of Pyuthan
Name of Client: Poverty Alleviation Program. Total No of staff-months of the assignment: 100
Address:Tahachal, Kathmandu Approx. value of the services provided by your firm

under the contract (in current US$ or Euro):
NRs: 2,28,36,600.00
Start date (month/year): February, 2010 No of professional staff-months provided by associated
Completion date (month/year):July,2016 Consultants: 10
Name of associated Consultants, if any: Punarjagaran Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved
Samaj Nepal (Renaissancce Society Nepal-RSN) and functions performed (indicate most significant
profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team
Leader):

The main objective of this assignment is to Reduce the Acute form of poverty by implementing four program
components i)Social Mobilization ii)Community Infrastructure (INFRA) iii)Income Generation and iv)Capacity Building
as well as Technical Backstopping in IG and INFRA sub Project (Identifying and Developing Livestock Pocket and
Farmers Groups /co-operatives Mobilization Manuals, agro-Processing Enterprises and Different Micro
Enterprises)
 Collection of data
 Carry out desk study/literature review.
 Identifying and Developing Livestock Pocket and Farmers Groups/Co-operatives.
 Developing Livestock Pocket and Farmers Groups/Co-operatives Mobilization Manuals.
 Develop approaches/methodologies to carry out the assignment.
 Micro Financing Training
 Pickle Making and Fruit Processing Training
 Livestock (Level-1) Training.
 Review and Analyze the project work and data’s.
 Carry out data compilation, clustering and analysis by using appropriate tools.
 Preparation and Submission of Project Completion Report.
Consultant’s Name: Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant Pvt. Ltd. (RIMC)
farmers, etc.)
districts.
Assignment name: Implement Target Poverty Approx. value of the contract (in current NRS, US$ or
Alleviation Program Euro): NRs. 1,28,36,600.00
Location within country: 4 VDCs (Alau, Birgunj, Sub-
Metropolitan city, Lakhnpur, and Lalparsa ) of Parsa
District
Name of Client: Poverty Alleviation Program. Total No of staff-months of the assignment:
70
Address:Tahachal, Kathmandu Approx. value of the services provided by your firm
under the contract (in current US$ or Euro):
NRs: 1,28,36,600.00
Start date (month/year): January, 2012 No. of professional person-months provided by
Completion date (month/year):July,2016 associated Consultants: 5
Name of associated Consultants, if any: Punarjagaran Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved
Samaj Nepal (Renaissancce Society Nepal-RSN) and functions performed (indicate most significant
profiles such as Project Director/Coordinator, Team
Leader):

The main objective of this assignment is to Reduce the Acute form of poverty by implementing four program
components i) Social Mobilization ii) Community Infrastructure (INFRA) iii) Income Generation and iv) Capacity
Building as well as Technical Backstopping in IG and INFRA sub Project (Identifying and Developing Livestock
Pocket and Farmers Groups /co-operatives Mobilization Manuals, agro-Processing Enterprises and Different Micro
Enterprises..)

 Collection of data
 Carry out desk study/literature review.
 Identifying and Developing Livestock Pocket and Farmers Groups/Co-operatives.
 Developing Livestock Pocket and Farmers Groups/Co-operatives Mobilization Manuals.
 Pickle Making and Fruit Processing Training
 Livestock (Level-1) Training.
 Review and Analyze the project work and data’s.
 Preparation and Submission of Project Completion Report
Consultant’s Name: Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant Pvt. Ltd. (RIMC)
farmers, etc.)
districts.
Assignment name: Social Mobilization, Construction Approx. value of the contract (in current
Supervision, Monitoring and Implementation of Trail Bridges NRS, US$ or Euro): NRs. 48,87,300.00
in Kalikot District.
Country: Nepal Duration of assignment (months): 29
Location within country: Sukatiya-Manma, Bharta- months
Manma, Sukatiya-Bharta, Sipkhana-Nanikot
Name of Client: District Development Committee, Kalikot Total No of staff-months of the assignment:
117 months
Address: Kalikot, Nepal Approx. value of the services provided by

your firm under the contract (in current
US$ or Euro):
NRs. 48,87,300.00
Start date (month/year): July 2012 No. of professional person-months
Completion date (month/year): Nov 2014 provided by the joint venture partners or
the Sub-Consultants: 4
Name of joint venture partner or sub-Consultants, if any: Himalayan Community Resource

Development Center (HCRDC), Kalikot
The main objective of this task was backstopping to the project and collect primary and secondary
information and data related to community, river, bridges, existing policies and strategies, and gap
analysis. This work facilitated identification of the key approaches and interventions that will allow district
to maximize its potential without compromising the overall growth potential. Identify the most climate
vulnerable wards and communities and their adaptation challenges and opportunities, including possible
activities, identify and prioritize adaptation actions in simple ways such that local communities decide on
and prioritize their own needs. Also construction supervision of below trail bridge at the stage of project
implementation.
S.
Bridge Name River & District Location Span/ Type
No.
1 Kaala pahada Tila River kalikot Sukatiya-Manma 90.5 m/ Trail Bridge
2 Jite Tila River kalikot Manma- Bharta 102.7.m/ Trail Bridge
Bhartagad khola
3 Rikhi Sukatiya-Bharta 95.m/ Trail Bridge
kaikot
5 Jarkot jhupu Karnali River Kalikot Sipkhana-Nanikot 100.5 m/ Trail Bridge

 Detail review, revisit and modification of design works, as necessary.
 Formation of user committee Groups in different wards level.
 Review and analyze the project work and data’s.
 Promote safe and healthy working conditions among suppliers of goods and services to the company and the
Project
 Ensure contractors afford full and fair opportunity for Nepal-based suppliers to access project requirements
for goods and services.
 Construction Supervision, implementation and quality control of 4 different trail bridges in Kalikot District.
Assignment name: Social Mobilization, Construction Approx. value of the contract (in current
Supervision, Monitoring and Implementation of Trail Bridges NRS, US$ or Euro): NRs. 48,87,300.00
in Kalikot District.
Country: Nepal Duration of assignment (months): 29
Location within country: Sukatiya-Manma, Bharta- months
Manma, Sukatiya-Bharta, Sipkhana-Nanikot
Name of Client: District Development Committee, Kalikot Total No of staff-months of the assignment:
117 months
Address: Kalikot, Nepal Approx. value of the services provided by

your firm under the contract (in current
US$ or Euro):
NRs. 48,87,300.00
Start date (month/year): July 2012 No. of professional person-months
Completion date (month/year): Nov 2014 provided by the joint venture partners or
the Sub-Consultants: 4
Name of joint venture partner or sub-Consultants, if any: Himalayan Community Resource

Development Center (HCRDC), Kalikot
The main objective of this task was backstopping to the project and collect primary and secondary
information and data related to community, river, bridges, existing policies and strategies, and gap
analysis. This work facilitated identification of the key approaches and interventions that will allow district
to maximize its potential without compromising the overall growth potential. Identify the most climate
vulnerable wards and communities and their adaptation challenges and opportunities, including possible
activities, identify and prioritize adaptation actions in simple ways such that local communities decide on
and prioritize their own needs. Also construction supervision of below trail bridge at the stage of project
implementation.
S.
Bridge Name River & District Location Span/ Type
No.
1 Kaala pahada Tila River kalikot Sukatiya-Manma 90.5 m/ Trail Bridge
2 Jite Tila River kalikot Manma- Bharta 102.7.m/ Trail Bridge
Bhartagad khola
3 Rikhi Sukatiya-Bharta 95.m/ Trail Bridge
kaikot
5 Jarkot jhupu Karnali River Kalikot Sipkhana-Nanikot 100.5 m/ Trail Bridge

 Detail review, revisit and modification of design works, as necessary.
 Formation of user committee Groups in different wards level.
 Review and analyze the project work and data’s.
 Promote safe and healthy working conditions among suppliers of goods and services to the company and the
Project
 Ensure contractors afford full and fair opportunity for Nepal-based suppliers to access project requirements
for goods and services.
 Construction Supervision, implementation and quality control of 4 different trail bridges in Kalikot District.
NOT APPLICABLE
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FORM
SPECIFIC WORK EXPERIENCE DETAILS 3
3(B). SEPCIFIC WORK EXPERIENCE
3.A.1 CONSULTING FIRM: RIDARC Nepal (P) Ltd.

Assignment name: Detail Engineering Survey, Soil Approx. value of the contract: 70,47,000.00 (excluding VAT)
investigation, Hydrological Study, Detailed Design
and Cost Estimate of bridges contract No. BP-661-
DSD-25-068/69:
Country: Nepal Duration of assignment (months):36
Location within country: Palpa, Syangja, Gulmi,
Nawalparasi, Gorkha and Lamjung
Name of Client: Bridge Branch, Department of Total No of staff-months of the assignment:15
Roads
Address: Chakupat, Lalitpur Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the contract
(NRs): 77,14,000.00 (excluding VAT)
Start date (month/year): 01/2070 No of professional staff-months provided by
Completion date (month/year): 03/2073 associated Consultants: N/A
Name of associated Consultants, if any: N/A Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions
performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project
Director/Coordinator, Team Leader):
Hem Raj Shahi Project Director/Coordinator
Raju Kumar Mishara Team Leader / Structure Engineer
Kedar Nath Adhikari Geo-technical Engineer
Roshan Khadka Hydrologist
Bsanta Sharma Senior Surveyor
Dinesh Pathak Civil Engineer
Desk Study, Feasibility Study, Detailed Engineering Survey, Hydrological Study and Analysis, Sociological Study,
Subsurface Exploration, Analysis of data and Identify / Finalize the design Parameters, Detailed Design, Drawing, Quantity
cost estimates, Report Preparation and Presentation on Draft Reports. Finally, we Provide Final Reports (Hard Copy as well
as Soft Copy) to Incorporate all Comment and Suggestion by the client and Expertise
S.N Name of Location Drilling Depth Technical Information
Bridge (Bridge Length, Span, Type of Superstructure and
Foundation)
1 Tinau Khola Paithedada - Nuwakot Jodne 3 nos. @ 16 m 62.95 m= 2 X 30.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in
Bridge sadak at Tinau khola, Dovan =48 m Situ, 2 Webbed Prestressed Concrete Slab Deck,
V.D.C, Palpa Open Foundation*
2 Khahare Bastari Jhadewa Sadak khanda of 2 nos. @ 16 m 20.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Bridge Palpa =32 m Webbed RCC Concrete Slab Deck, Open Foundation *
3 Tinau Khola Bastari-Khahare-Bandhbari Road - 2 nos. @ 16 m 40.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Bridge Palpa =32 m Webbed Prestressed Concrete Slab Deck, Open
Foundation *
4 Lungdi Malyangkot -6, Shekha, Syangja 3 nos. @ 16 m 62.95 m= 2 X 30.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in
Dobhan(Jya =48 m Situ, 2 Webbed Prestressed Concrete Slab Deck,
gdi Khola Open Foundation *
Bridge)
5 Tal Khola Redi -Chorkate- Santipur road - 2 nos. @ 16 m 30.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Bridge Gulmi =32 m Webbed Prestressed Concrete Slab Deck, Open
Foundation *
6 Panaha Simaltari -Sirseni – Bhedikhor - 2 nos. @ 16 m 20.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
(Banara) Sairedurali road, Gulmi =32 m Webbed RCC Concrete Slab Deck, Open Foundation *
Khola
Bridge
7 Hugdi Khola Ridi-chorkate-santipur-Harachaur 2 nos. @ 16 m 20.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Bridge Road, Gulmi =32 m Webbed RCC Concrete Slab Deck, Open Foundation *
8 Kaligandaki Purtighat-Gulmi-Parbat Road, 3 nos. @ 16 m 125.9 m= 3 X 40.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in
Bridge Gulmi =48 m Situ, 2 Webbed Prestressed Concrete Slab Deck, Pile
Foundation *
9 Bhaluhi Tilakpur ward.no. 5, 6 & Ramnagar 4 nos. @ 20 m 125.9 m= 3 X 40.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in
River Bridge 7 Misrauli Ko Bich ma Gaun hudai =80 m Situ, 2 Webbed Prestressed Concrete Slab Deck,
Dhurkot VDC Jodne Sadak- Open Foundation *
Nawalparasi
10 Ajuwa Khola Satibazaar -6, Thumi and Aarkhet- 2 nos. @ 16 m 25.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Bridge 5, Thumi, Gorkha =32 m Webbed RCC Concrete Slab Deck, Open Foundation *
11 Chhare Dumre- Basisahar - Chame 2 nos. @ 16 m 15.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Khola Sadak, Lamjung =32 m Webbed RCC Concrete Slab Deck, Open Foundation *
Bridge
Firm’s Name: RIDARC Nepal Pvt. Ltd.

Assignment name: Feasibility Study, Detail Approx. value of the contract: 1,04,12,000.00 (excluding
Engineering Survey, Soil investigation, VAT)
Hydrological Study and Detail Design of Bridges of
Contract No.BB-159-DSD-071/072-23:
Location within country: Parsha, Nuwakot, Bara,
Rasuwa and Bhaktapur
Roads
Address: Chakupat, Lalitpur Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the
contract
Start date (month/year): 06/2072 No of professional staff-months provided by
Completion date (month/year): 11/2074 associated Consultants: N/A
ame of associated Consultants, if any: N/A Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and
functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as
Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader):
Subsurface Exploration, Analysis of data and Identify / Finalize the design Parameters, Detailed Design, Drawing,
Quantity cost estimates, Report Preparation and Presentation on Draft Reports. Finally, we Provide Final Reports (Hard
Copy as well as Soft Copy) to Incorporate all Comment and Suggestion by the client and Expertise
S.N Name of Bridge Location Drilling Depth Technical Information
(Bridge Length, Span, Type of Superstructure and
Foundation)
1 Madhuwa River Jagannathpur-Suhapur, 2 nos. @ 20 m 40.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Bridge Parsa =40m Webbed Prestressed Concrete Slab Deck, Pile
Foundation*
2 Tandi Khola Satbise Thaprek, Nuwakot 3 nos. @ 16 m 40.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Bridge =48 m Webbed Prestressed Concrete Slab Deck, Open
Foundation *
3 Sigaha River Birgunj-Kalaiya Road 2 nos. @ 20 m 15.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Pakki Bridge Between Prasauni VDC =40 m Webbed RCC Concrete Slab Deck, Pile Foundation *
Ward No.8 & Khutuwa
Jabdi VDC, Bara
4 Sindhure Khola Suryamukh-06 & 3 nos. @ 16 m 62.95 m=2*30 Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Bridge Madanpur-04, Nuwakot =48 m Webbed RCC Concrete Slab Deck, Open Foundation *
5 Shivalaya Bridge Samundradevi VDC Ward 2 nos. @ 16 m 25 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2 Webbed
No. 4 and Bhadratar VDC =32 m RCC Concrete Slab Deck, Open Foundation *
Jodne, Nuwakot
6 Taadi Bridge Madanpur Ghodeghat Bidur 3 nos. @ 16 m 125.9 m=3*40 Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Municipality, Nuwakot =48 m Webbed Prestressed Concrete Slab Deck, Open
Foundation *
7 Mahadev Jhaukhel 9,1,2,3,4 bata 3 nos. @ 16 m 15.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Kholama Bridge Duwakot Jane Sadakko =48 m Webbed RCC Concrete Slab Deck, Pile Foundation *
Besitol nira, Bhaktapur
8 Madanpur Bidur Municipality, Nuwakot 3 nos. @ 16 m 62.95=2*30 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Ghodeghat =48 m Webbed RCC Concrete Slab Deck, Open Foundation *
Bridge
9 Lhangmu Bridge Yarsha VDC Ward No. 6 & 2 nos. @ 16 m 20 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 3 Webbed
7, Rasuwa =32 m RCC Concrete Slab Deck, Open Foundation *
10 Hanumante Bhaktapur Municipality 2 nos. @ 16 m 35.0 m Simply Supported Span, Cast in Situ, 2
Bridge Ward no-17, Bhaktapur =32 m Webbed Prestressed Concrete Slab Deck, Open
Foundation *
Assignment name: Feasibility study, Detailed • Approx. value of the contract:
Engineering Survey, Soil Investigation, Original Contract Amount for consulting services: -NRs.
Hydrological Study and Detailed Design of 21,016,870.00/- (Including VAT)
Bridge(s) of Contract No: BP-159-DSD-073/74- Final Contract Amount (After Variation) for consulting services: -
NRs. 18,910,550.00 /- (Including VAT)
05
Location within country: Morang, Sankhuwasabha,
Sindhupalchowk, Solukhumbu, Sindhuli, Khotang,
Dhanusaha, Udhyapur and Ramechhap
Roads
Address: Chakupat, Lalitpur Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the contract
(NRs):
Original Contract Amount for consulting services: -NRs.
21,016,870.00/- (Including VAT)
Final Contract Amount (After Variation) for consulting services: -
NRs. 18,910,550.00 /- (Including VAT)
Start date (Date /month/year): 19/08/2074 No of professional staff-months provided by

Completion date (Date / month/year): associated Consultants: N/A
25/03/2077
Name of associated Consultants, if any: N/A Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and functions
performed (indicate most significant profiles such as Project
Director/Coordinator, Team Leader):
Project Director/Coordinator
Team Leader / Structure Engineer
Geo-technical Engineer
Hydrologist
Subsurface Exploration, Analysis of data and Identify / Finalize the design Parameters, Detailed Design, Drawing, Quantity
cost estimates, Report Preparation and Presentation on Draft Reports. Finally, we Provide Final Reports (Hard Copy as well
as Soft Copy) to Incorporate all Comment and Suggestion by the client and Expertise
S. Name of Bridge Location Drilling Depth Technical Information
N (Bridge Span, Length, Type of
Superstructure and Foundation)
1 Kuljhora Bridge Rajghat VDC 7 and 8 Morang 2 nos. @ 20 m =40 1*25m / 25.0 m / RC, Pile
m Foundation *
2 Sabharai Khola Bridge Madhumalla -3 and sakfara -12 Morang 3 nos. @ 16 m =48 6*40m / 254.75 m / PSC,
m Open / Pile Foundation *
3 Bhiklu Khola Bridge Madhumalla -05 Morang 3 nos. @ 16 m =48 3*40 m / 125.90 m / PSC,
m Open Foundation *
4 Rcc culvert in place of Sorabhang, morang 2 nos. @ 40 m =40 1*25m / 25.0 m / RC, Pile
Bhaluwa khola 6 and 8 ma m Foundation *
Katha bridge
5 Sabha khola lamiduwadi Khandbari Na. pa. -12 Sankhuwasabha 3 nos. @ 16 m =48 2*30 m / 62.95 m / PSC,
Bridge m Open Foundation *
6 Phulphing Bridge over Araniko Rajmarga -Sindhupalchowk 3 nos. @ 15 m =45 2*25m / 51.220 m / RC,
bhotekoshi m Open Foundation *
7 Dudkoshi River Bridge Thulung Dudkoshi Ga. Pa.Barkhughat 3 nos. @ 16 m 2*35 m / 81.95 m / PSC,
Raod Solukhumbu =48m Open Foundation *
8 Solukhola Bridge Kangel-9 Necha Salyan Ga. Pa.-1 2 nos. @ 16 m =32 1*40 m / 40.00 m / PSC,
Solukhumbu m Open Foundation *
9 Bhotekoshi River Bridge Barabise, Sindhupalchowk 2 nos. @ 11 m =22 2*35m / 72.95 m / PSC,
m Open Foundation *
10 Nakate khola Melamchi Helambu-6, sidhupalchowk 2 nos. @ 15 m =30 1*25m / 25.0 m / RC, Open
Bridge m Foundation *
11 Marin Khola Bridge Kamalamai Nagarpalik-1 Sadi Guresa 3 nos. @ 16 m =48 3*40 m / 125.90 m / PSC,
,Sindhuli m Open and Pile Foundation *
12 Taap khola pakki Bridge Kharmi Baspani, Khotang 2 nos. @ 11.5 m 1*40 m / 40.0 m / PSC,
=23 m Open Foundation *
13 Taap Khola Pakki Bridge Khattomacha, Khotang 2 nos. @ 14 m =28 1*40 m / 40.0 m / PSC,
m Open Foundation *
14 Sabha Khola Pakki bridge khotehang Ruram Municipality -04 2 nos. @ 16 m =32 2*30m / 62.95.0 m / PSC,
Khotang Open Foundation *
15 Tapkhola Pakki Bridge Phedi 5 and 2 Khotang 2 nos. @15.2 m 1*40 m / 40.0 m / PSC,
Bridge, =31 m Open Foundation *
16 Mujheliya ch(6+750) Janakpur Dhalebagar raod Dhanusaha 2 nos. @ 20 m =40 1*20m / 20.0 m / RC, Pile
m Foundation
17 Baidhanath Khola Pakki Risku Sombare Katarri Muniipality -6&7 3 nos. @ 16 m 2*40m / 82.95 m / PSC,
Bridge Udhyapur =48m Open Foundation *
18 Saphai ch 1+920m Janakpur Dhalke Bar raod dhanusha 2 nos. @ 20 m 1*20m / 20.0 m / RC, Pile
=40m Foundation
19 Kinji Khola Bridge Kinja Bazzar Solukhumbu Feasibility Study
20 Dholi Khola Tamakoshi -manthali -Khurkot Raod Feasibility Study

Ramechhap

Assignment name: Preparation of Approx. value of the contract: NRs. 12,31,700/- (Including
Detail Project Report of Balley VAT)
Bridge at Jhorung Khola Bridge at
Bigu Rural Municipality, Contract
No RBM/BB/03/2074/075
Location within country:
Dolkha
Name of Client: Bigu Total No of staff-months of the assignment:9
Rural Municipality
Address: Laduk, Dolakha Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the
contract
(NRs): 12,31,700/- (Including VAT)
Start date (month/year):06/2075 No of professional staff-months provided by
Completion date associated Consultants: N/A
(month/year):09/2075
Name of associated Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and
Consultants, if any: N/A functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as
Narrative description of Project: Detailed Engineering Survey, Design, Cost Estimate and
Preparation of Detail Project Reports
• Proposed Bridge Length: 25 m
• Geotechnical Investigation
 Rotary drilling of HX/NX/BX holes each of 2 no @ 16 m = 32 m depth with Standard
Diamond Core Drilling with core Recovery
 SPT/ DCPT at every 1.5 m depth
 Soil Sampling (Undisturbed sampling)
 Index Tests: Liquid Limit, Plastic Limit
 Moisture Content, Bulk and Dry Density, Unconfined Compression Test, Direct Shear Test
 Foundation type and D50 recommendation
 Bearing Capacity computation
• Hydrological Investigations
 Catchment area calculations
 Flood analysis and calculations of scour depth and designed discharge
• Detailed Engineering Survey, Design, Cost Estimate and Preparation of Detail Project Reports.
Firm’s Name: RIDARC Nepal Pvt. Ltd

Assignment name: Feasibility Approx. value of the contract: NRs. 28,43,080/- (Including
Study, Detail Engineering Survey, VAT)
Hydrological Analysis, Detail Soil
Investigation, DCPT Test, Design of
Road and bridges, Concise IEE and
DPR preparation of Road and Bridge
Contact no – KRM-05/073/074
Kirtipur
Name of Client: Kirtipur Total No of staff-months of the assignment:9
Municipality
Address: Kirtipur, Kathmandu Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the
contract
(NRs): 28,43,080/- (Including VAT)
Completion date (month/year):03/2074 associated Consultants: N/A
Narrative description of Project: Detailed Engineering Survey, Hydrological Analysis, Detail
Soil Investigation, Design, Cost Estimate and Preparation of Detail Project Reports
• Damai Khola Bridge – RCC Bridge Length -25 m, Open Foundation
• Balkhu Khola Bridge – RCC Bridge Length 15 m, Pile Foundation
 Rotary drilling of HX/NX/BX holes each of 2 no @ 20 m = 40 m depth of Each bridges with
Standard Diamond Core Drilling with core Recovery

Assignment name: Feasibility Study, Approx. value of the contract: NRs. 14,08,000/- (Excluding
Detail Engineering Survey, Soil VAT)
Investigation, Hydrological Study and
Detailed Design of Manohar Ghat
Bridge and Baneyatar Bridge at
Bishnumati River Tokha
Contact no – TM-01/075/076
Location within country: Tokha
Name of Client: Tokha Total No of staff-months of the assignment:9
Municipality
Address: Tokha, Kathmandu Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the
contract
(NRs): NRs. 14,08,000/- (Excluding VAT)
Narrative description of Project: Detailed Engineering Survey, Hydrological Analysis, Detail Soil
Investigation, Design, Cost Estimate and Preparation of Detail Project Reports
• Manohar Ghat Bridge Over Bishnumati River Tokha Municipality ward No 8 and 9, Kathmandu – 15 m
superstructure simply supported span Cast in Situ 2 webbed RCC concrete slab desk and Pile
Foundation
• Baniyatar Bridge, Bishnumati River Tokha Municipality ward No 11 and 8, Kathmandu – 15 m
superstructure simply supported span Cast in Situ 2 webbed RCC concrete slab desk and Open
Foundation
 Rotary drilling of HX/NX/BX holes each of 2 no @ 20 m = 40 m depth of Each bridges with

Assignment name: Site Approx. value of the contract: NRs. 4,23,750/- (Including
Selection, VAT)
Detail Engineering Survey, Geo
Technical and Hydrological
investigation and submission of
reports of Budhiyanala Bridge,
Banke”
Contact no – 79/073/074
Banke
Name of Client: DDC / Total No of staff-months of the assignment:4
DTO Banke
Address: Banke Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the
contract
(NRs): NRs. 4,23,750/- (Including VAT)
Name of associated Consultants, if Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and
any: Ridarc Drilling and Geo functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as
Technical Pvt Ltd Project Director/Coordinator, Team Leader):
Narrative description of Project: Detailed Engineering Survey, Hydrological Analysis,
Detail Soil Investigation, Design, Cost Estimate and Preparation of Detail Project Reports
• Budhiyanala Bridge, Banke Proposed Bridge Length: 30 m Superstructure simply
supported span Cast in Situ 2 webbed PSC concrete slab desk and Pile Foundation
 Rotary drilling of HX/NX/BX holes each of 2 no @ 20 m = 40 m depth of bridge with
Assignment name: Site Selection, Approx. value of the contract: NRs. 3,95,000/- (Including
Detail Engineering Survey, Geo VAT)
Technical and Hydrological
investigation and submission of
reports of Saipur Jodne Nala
Bridge, Baijapur-6, Banke””
Contact no – 78/073/074
Banke
Name of Client: DDC / DTO Total No of staff-months of the assignment:4
Banke
Address: Banke Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the
contract
(NRs): NRs. 3,95,000/- (Including VAT)
any: Ridarc Drilling and Geo- functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as
• Saipur Jodne Nala Bridge, Baijapur-6, Banke Proposed Bridge Length: 35 m Superstructure
simply supported span Cast in Situ 2 webbed PSC concrete slab desk and Pile Foundation
 Rotary drilling of HX/NX/BX holes each of 2 no @ 20 m = 40 m depth of bridge with Standard
Assignment name: Feasibility Study, Approx. value of the contract: NRs. 9,98,800.00/- (With
Detail Engineering Survey, Soil Vat)
Investigation, Hydrological Analysis,
Detailed Design, Cost Estimate and
Report Preparation Work of Orlang
Ghat Bridge, Solukhumbu Contact
no – KPLRM- 01/075/076
Solukhumbu
Name of Client: Khumbu Total No of staff-months of the assignment:4
Pasanglhamu Rural
Municipality
Address: Solukhumbu Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the
contract
(NRs): NRs. 9,98,800.00/- (With Vat)
Orlang Ghat Bridge, Solukhumbu: Simply supported through steel Warren – Truss Bridge with RCC
Decking and 50 m long with single Span and Open Foundation
 Rotary drilling of HX/NX/BX holes each of 2 no @ 16 m = 32 m depth of bridge with Standard

Assignment name: Feasibility Approx. value of the contract: NRs. 9,97,800.00/- (With
Study, Detail Engineering Survey, Vat)
Soil Investigation, Hydrological
Analysis, Detailed Design, Cost
Estimate and Report Preparation
Work of Khari Khola Bridge,
Solukhumbu Contact no –
KPLRM- 03/075/076
Solukhumbu
Name of Client: Khumbu Total No of staff-months of the assignment:4
Pasanglhamu Rural
Municipality
Address: Solukhumbu Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the
contract
(NRs): NRs. 9,97,800.00/- (With Vat)
Narrative description of Project: Detailed Engineering Survey, Hydrological Analysis,
Detail Soil Investigation, Design, Cost Estimate and Preparation of Detail Project Reports
Khari Khola Bridge, Solukhumbu: 25 m Superstructure simply supported span Cast in Situ 2 webbed RCC
concrete slab desk and Open Foundation
 Rotary drilling of HX/NX/BX holes each of 2 no @ 16 m = 32 m depth of bridge with

Assignment name: Detail Approx. value of the contract: 13,64,000.00
Geotechnical Investigation of Bridge (excluding VAT)
sites as per contract no: LRBP-
321/2016
Udaypur and Makwanpur
Name of Client: Local Road Total No of staff-months of the assignment:6
Bridge Programe (LRBP)
Address: Manbhawan Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the
Kathmandu contract
Start date (month/year): May, 2016 No of professional staff-months provided by

Completion date (month/year): associated Consultants: N/A
August, 2016
Basu Dev Khanal Geo-technical Engineer
Shanta Bdr Malla Driller
Bsanta Khadka Sub Engineer
Khem Raj Shahi Sub Engineer/ Lab Technician
Narrative description of Project: Detail Geotechnical Investigation of Bridge sites
• Detail geotechnical investigation by drilling two bore holes of 20 m @ 2 no = 40 m for Kali Khola
Bridge and three bore holes of 20 m @ 3 no = 60 m for Samari Khola Bridge (Rotary Drilling and
SPT/DCPT tests at 1.5 m interval each)
• Field samples retrieving
• Laboratory soil testing
• Bearing capacity computations for various foundation types and laboratory report preparation.

Assignment Name: Detail Approx. value of the contract: 4,60,000.00 /-
Geotechnical Investigation of (excluding VAT)
Bishnumati Sapantirtha Khola Bridge,
Kathmandu (contract no: LRBP-
301/2016)
Kathmandu
Address: Manbhawan, Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the
Kathmandu contract
(NRs): 4,60,000.00 /- (excluding VAT)
Start date (month/year): January, 2016 No of professional staff-months provided by

Completion date (month/year): April, associated Consultants: N/A
2016
• Detail geotechnical investigation by drilling two bore holes of 20 m @ 2 no = 40 m (Rotary Drilling
and SPT tests at 1.5 m interval each)

Assignment Name: Detail Approx. value of the contract: 5,27,000.00 /-
Geotechnical Investigation of Chori (excluding VAT)
Nadi Bridge, Kailali (contract no:
LRBP- 347/2016)
Kailali
Kathmandu contract
Start date (month/year): December, No of professional staff-months provided by

2016 associated Consultants: N/A
Completion date (month/year): March,
2017
• Detail geotechnical investigation by drilling two bore holes of 16 m @ 2 no = 32 m (Rotary Drilling
and SPT tests at 1.5 m interval each)

Assignment Name: Detail Geotechnical Approx. value of the contract: 6,38,500.00 /-
Investigation of Barju Gad Bridge, (excluding VAT)
Bajura (contract no: LRBP- 374/2017)
Location within country: Bajura
Kathmandu contract
Start date (month/year): November, 2017 No of professional staff-months provided by
Completion date (month/year): January, associated Consultants: N/A
2018
• Detail geotechnical investigation by drilling one bore hole of 18 m @ 1 no = 18 m (Rotary
Drilling and SPT tests at 1.5 m interval each)
• Bearing capacity computations for various foundation types and laboratory report
preparation.

Assignment Name: Feasibility Study, Approx. value of the contract: 19,26,368.00 /-
Detail Engineering Survey, Soil (Including VAT)
Investigation, Hydrological Study and
Detailed Design of Bridge(s) of Package -
4/ province -3 Contact No: LRBP-
485/2019/BDS
Bhaktapur and Kavrepalanchowk
Address: Manbhawan Kathmandu Approx. value of the services provided by your firm under the
contract
(NRs): 19,26,368.00 /- (Including VAT)
Start date (month/year): December, 2019 No of professional staff-months provided by
Completion date (month/year): November, associated Consultants: N/A
2020
Name of associated Consultants, Name of senior professional staff of your firm involved and
if any: N/A functions performed (indicate most significant profiles such as
Feasibility Study, Detail Engineering Survey, Soil Investigation, Hydrological Study and Detailed
Design of
S. Name of Bridge Type Type of Bridge Depth of Bore
N hole
1 Jhaukhel Kawase Khola Bridge 10 m Box Culvert 2 nos @16 m
= 32 m
2 Ghatte Khola Bridge 20 m simply 2 nos @20 m
supported RC Open = 40 m
Foundation
3 Shrengmati Khola Bridge 20 m filled arch 2 nos @20 m
bridge, open = 40 m
Foundation
4 Khani Khola Bridge along 15 m simply 2 nos @16 m
Charkilla-Tinkhutte-Devitar- supported RC Open = 32 m
Dhartichap Road, Foundation
Kavrepalanchowk
5 Banknu Khola Bridge along 2*25 m / 51.22 m 2 nos @16 m
Charkilla-Tinkhutte- Devitar- RC, Open = 32 m
Dhartichap Road, Foundation
Kavrepalanchowk
FORM 3(C)
Geographical Experience
(D.B. Multi)
3(C). Similar Geographical Experiences
Experience of Working in Similar Geographic region or Country
Location
(Country/Region)
S.N. Project Name / Client Funding Agency Execution Year and Duration
1. Preparation of Detailed Project Report (DPR) of Manmohan Technical Budhiganga - April 2020 to Sep 2020
University Buildings Including Master Plan, Architectural Design/ 04,Morang
Drawings, Structural Design Drawings ,Interior Design/Drawings ,Electrical
and Sanitary Design/ Drawings ,Landscaping Design, Cost Estimate and
Preparation of Specifications and Tender Documents
2. Preparation of Master Plan, Architectural Design/Drawing, Structural Itahari -2 Sunsari, March 2016 to May 2020
Design/drawings, Interior Design/drawings, Electrical and sanitary Nepal
Design/Drawings, landscaping design and Cost Estimate and construction
supervision of Hotel Garima P. Ltd
3. Detail Topographical Survey, Preparation of Master Plan, Detail Hasanpur Dhangadi March 2019 to June 2021
Architectural Design/ Drawing, Structural Design/ Drawing, Interior Design/ Kailali, Nepal.
Drawing, Landscape Design, Electrical and Sanitary Design/ Drawing and
Cost Estimation, tender document preparation, bid evaluation and
Construction Supervision of Haripriya Trade Tower at Hasanpur Dhangadi
Kailali, Nepal.
4. Janakpurdham -09 April 2015 to July 2017

Detail Design/ Drawing and Supervision of Kavya hospital P.Ltd. Nepal
Location
(Country/Region)
S.N. Project Name / Client Funding Agency Execution Year and Duration
5. Detail Survey, Soil Investigation, Preparation of Mater Plan, Architectural Sarlahi, Nepal Feb 2018 to Sep 2018
Design/Drawings, Structural Design/Drawings, Interior Design/ Drawings,
Electrical and Sanitary Design/Drawing and Cost Estimation of Shree
Mahadev Janata Secondary School, Hariban -08 Sarlahi Nepal
6. Detail Topographical Survey, Soil Investigation, Preparation of Master Plan, Chandranighapur May 2018 to Dec 2018
Architectural Design/Drawings, Structural Design/Drawings, Interior ,Rautahat
Design/Drawings, Landscape design, Electrical and Sanitary Design/Drawing
and Cost Estimation of Janjyoti Secondary School
7. Detail Topographical Survey, Soil Investigation, Preparation of Master Plan, Dharhari, Rautahat May 2018 to Dec 2018
Architectural Design/Drawings, Structural Design/Drawings, Interior
and Cost Estimation of Shree Jay Kisan Secondary School.
8. Detail Topographical Survey, Soil Investigation, Preparation of Master Plan, Mudawalwa, Apr 2018 to Nov 2018
Architectural Design/Drawings, Structural Design/Drawings, Interior Rautahat
and Cost Estimation of Shree Nhemdhari Bashudev Secondary School.
Detailed Engineering Survey, Design and Cost Estimate of 1) Juthmavi- Parsa, Birjung, Jun-2017
Sirsiya Chowk 10Km RingRoad, 2) Ramjanaki Mandir-Hulaki Road 11Km Nepal
Road Project
9.
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3(C). Geographic Work Experience:
S.No. Name of the Project Location (Country/ Execution Year and

Regional) Duration
1. Preparation of Detailed Project Report (DPR) of
Manmohan Technical University Buildings Biratnagar, Morang
including Master Plan, Architectural
Design/Drawings, Structural Design/Drawings,
September 2020
Interior Design/Drawings, Electrical and Sanitary
Design/Drawings, Landscaping design, Cost
(6 months)
Estimates and Preparation of Specifications and
Tender Documents of Manmohan Technical
University (MTU/076/077-EOI/RFP-01)
2.
Aug 2020
Development of Household Metric System for
Birtamode, Jhapa
Birtamode Municipality
(7 months)
3.
Sankhuwasabha (6 rural
Study to assess the changes in Livelihood of municipalities namely May 2020
PAFs, post receipt of compensation in respect of Pawakhola, Pathibhara,
Arun-3 Hydro Electric Project Num, Makalu, Diding and (5 months)
Yaphu.)
4.
Panchthar, Solukhumbu,
Consulting Services to Design, Conduct and Udayapur, Sunsari,
Analyze an End-line Survey on Users Saptari, Mohattari, Mar 2020
Satisfaction with service Delivery By DHM - Chitwan, Lalitpur,
Contract No. (PPCR/DHM/S/CQS-55) Grant no. Makwanpur, Kaski, (6 months)
TF 013665-NEP Loan no. TF013557 Mustang, Dang, Banke,
Rupandehi, Jumla, Kailali
5.
Consulting Service for Programme Completion Arghakhachi, Gulmi, Jan 2020
Survey (PCS) cum Programme Completion Pyuthan, Rolpa, Salyan,
Report Rukum (5 months)
6.
Bagmati River Basin,
July 2019
Compilation and Publication of Irrigation Canal Karnali River Basin,
Data/Information Covering 25 pilot districts Narayani River Basin,
(1.5 months)
Koshi River Basin
7.
Implementation of Short Training Courses on
Kathmandu June 2019
Professional Cook
8.
Province 1 (Bhojpur,
Dhankuta, Ilam, Jhapa,
Khotang, Morang, July 2019
Identification and Feasibility Study of Open Zoo
Okhaldhunga, Panchthar,
in Province No. 1
Sankhuwasabha, (2 months)
Solukhumbu, Sunsari,
Taplejung, Terhathum,
Udayapur districts)
9.
Kathmandu, Dhading,
Jun 2024
South Asia Sub-regional Economic Cooperation Gorkha, Tanahu, Chitwan,
(SASEC) Power System Expansion Project – Lamjung, Manang,
Bhairawaha, Parbat, (Ongoing)
Safeguard Implementation and Monitoring
Works (Contract No: ESSD-02-2073/074) Baglung, Myagdi, Palpa
districts (90 months)
10.
Jun 2022
Safeguard Monitoring and Implementation of Tamakoshi (Bagmati
Tamakoshi-Kathmandu 220/400 KV Pradesh- Dolakha and (Ongoing)
Transmission Line Project Ramechhap districts)
(41 months)
11.
Gokarneshwor
Municipality Jun 2019
Preparation of Metric System of Gokarneshwor
Municipality
Jorpati , Kathmandu (12 months)
12.
Apr 2019
Initial environmental examination (IEE) of Dar
Myagdi District
Khola Hydropower Project
(6 Months)
13.
Nov 2018
Preparation of Disaster Management Plan Bestada, Pagnath and
(DMP) Ruma of Dailekh district
(10 months)
14.
Feb 2019
Result Based Short Term Training & Bardiya, Kailali and
Employment (RBST) Kanchanpur districts
(12 months)
15.
Dec 2018
Initial environmental examination (IEE) of Chepe
Gorkha District (6 Months)
Hydro-electric Project
16.
Aug 2018
Implementation of Short Training Courses on
Kathmandu
Professional Cook
(12 months)
17.
Mid-Term Review DFID Nepal’s Accelerating
Jul 2018
All over Nepal
Investment and Infrastructure in Nepal (AiiN)
(4 Months)
Programme
18.
Bhadrapur Municipality of May 2018
Preparation of Metric System of Bhadrapur
Municipality, Jhapa District
(7 months)
19.
Preparation of Detail Project Report (Master Ward no. 1,2 and 6 of
Mar 2018
plan, Detail Design and Drawings, Quantity and Gaduwa Rural
Cost Estimate and bid document Preparation) of Municipality, Gaduwa
(3 months)
Park Packages Deukhuri of Dang District
20.
Bhimeshwor, Baseshwor,
Ratanchura, Jalkanya, Dec 2017
Skill for Reconstruction Najhuwa and
Puranojhangajholi VDCs (15 months)
of Sindhuli District
21.
Myagdi, Baglung, Parbat, Nov 2017
7 days Head Mason Training Syanja and Kaski districts
(1 month)
22.
Oct 2017
7 days Construction Mason Training Sindhuli District
(3 months)
23.
Implementation of Social Safeguard Field
Monitoring
Dana-Kushma 22O kV TL
Project under Kali Dec 2018
Gandaki corridor.
Dana-Kushma 220 kV Transmission Line Project (22 Months)
(DKTLP) Myagdi and Parbat district
24.
Implementation of Environment Safeguard Field
Monitoring Gorkha, Chitwan, Aug 2018
Dhading and Kathmandu
Marsyangdi-Kathmandu 220 kv Transmission districts (7 Months)
Line Project (MKTLP)
25.
Sep 2017
Preparation of Tourism Master Plan of Gajuri Gajuri Rural Municipality
Rural Municipality of Dhading District
(4months)
26.
Bhimeshwor, Baseshwor,
Ratanchura, Jalkanya, Aug 2017
Conduction of 7 days Mason Training Najhuwa and
Puranojhangajholi VDCs (2 months)
of Sindhuli District
27.
Kali Gandaki A Hydropower Plant (144 MW)
Aug 2017
Rehabilitation Project –Implementation of Syangja district
Environmental and Social Mitigation Measures
(6 months)
and Monitoring Works
28.
Preparation of Detail Project Report and Tourism Ranithumka, Bangalachuli
Rural Municipality, Jul 2017
Master Plan (Master plan, Detail Design and
Drawings, Quantity and Cost Estimate) of Kamireachaur of Dang
District (2 months)
Ranithumka Tourism Spot
29.
Makwanpur, Parsa, Bara,
Third- Party Monitoring/Verification of Installed Rautahat, Sarlahi,
Mahottari, Dhanusa, Jul 2017
Renewable Energy Systems in 12 District (Lot-5)
Siraha, Saptari,
Udayapur, Sunsari and (5 Months)
Morang
30.
Rasuwa, Dhading,
Third- Party Monitoring/Verification of Installed Nuwakot, Kathmandu,
Renewable Energy Systems in 11 District (Lot - Bhaktapur, Lalitpur, Jul 2017
6) Kavrepalanchok,
Sindhupalchok, Dolakha, (5 Months)
Ramechhap and Sindhuli
31.
Solukhumbu,
Third- Party Monitoring/Verification of Installed Okhaldhunga, Khotang,
Bhojpur, Sankhuwasabha, Jul 2017
Renewable Energy Systems in 11 District (Lot-7)
Dhankuta, Terhathum,
Taplejung, Panchthar, (5 Months)
Jhapa and Ilam
32.
Jun 2017
Preparation of Disaster Management Plan Sankhuwasabha district
(6 months)
33.
Jun 2017
Preparation of Nepal Industrial Benefit Plan Sankhuwasabha district
(6 months)
34.
Jun 2017
Preparation of Nepal Employment and Skill Sankhuwasabha district
Training Plan
(6 months)
35.
Naumule Bazar, Toli and Apr 2017
Preparation of Disaster Management Plan and Baluwatar of Dailekh
GESI Plan District (3 months)
36.
Provided technical support on Conduction of on
the Job Training for Mason at Nuwakot district. Apr 2017
Nuwakot District
(Construction and Supervision of Six Model (4.5 months)
house as per DUDBC guidelines)
37.
Development and Application of Climate field Feb 2017
School Model to Enable Framers for Climate Jhapa District
Resilient Agricultural Practices in Jhapa district (24 months)
38.
Thulogau of Rasuwa Dec 2016
Skill Development Training Program District
(2 months)
39.
Preparation of the Industrial benefits Plan for
Dec 2016
Butwal - Bhairahawa industrial corridor in
Butwal, Rupendehi district
partnership with Butwal Chamber of Commerce
(4 months)
and Industry
40.
Skill for Reconstruction Program (1st
Procurement)
(providing training as well as technical Kalleri VDC of Dhading Dec 2016

assistance to the people whose houses have district
(8 Months)
been completely destroyed by the earthquake on
April 2015 so that they can build earthquake
resilient houses on their own at Dhading district)
41.
Dec 2016
Result Based Short Term Training and Kailali and Kanchanpur
Employment (RBST) districts
(10 Months)
42.
Skill for Reconstruction Program (2nd
Procurement)
Dec 2016
(providing training as well as technical Kalleri and Dhuwakot
assistance to the people whose houses have VDC of Dhading district
(13 Months)
been completely destroyed by the earthquake on
April 2015 so that they can build earthquake
resilient houses on their own at Dhading district)
43.
Preparing guidelines for monitoring and Nov 2016
evaluation of hygienic local butcher/meat shops Nawalparasi District
in Nawalparasi (6 Months)
44.
Sep 2016
Preparation of Tourism Master Plan of Salyan Salyan District
(4 months)
45.
Jul 2016
Skill Training (7 days TOT on Mason) Sindhuli District
(3 months0
46.
Implement Target Poverty Alleviation Program 7 VDCs (Bangesal, Jul 2016
Damri, Khawang, Ligha,
(Developing Mobilization manuals of livestock Lung, Phopli, Syauliwang) (76 months)
pocket and farmers groups/co-operatives) of Pyuthan
47.
Implement target poverty alleviation program 4 VDCs (Alau, Birgunj,
Jul 2016
Sub-Metropolitan city,
(Developing Mobilization manuals of livestock Lakhnpur, and Lalparsa )
(54 months)
pocket and farmers groups/co-operatives) of Parsa District
48.
Preparation of Feasibility study and Detail Apr 2016
Project Report of Tourism spots of Birtamode Birtamode, Jhapa District
Municipality (5 months)
49.
Nov 2015
Achham, Bajhang and
Training and Employment
Jhapa districts
(12 Months)
50.
Jhapa and Morang Nov 2015
Result Based Short Term Training(RBST) districts
(13 Months)
51.
Oct 2015
Feasibility Study for developing the Tourism Bhadrapur, Jhapa District
Place of Bhadrapur Municipality
(1 month)
52.
Baseline preparation for employment generation
through the agricultural cooperatives Jul 2015
Mechinagar Municipality
of Jhapa District
(identification and preparation of strategies for (3 Months)
livestock market)
53.
Jan 2016
Preparation of Periodic District Development
Salyan district
Plan of Salyan District
(12 months)
54.
Jun 2015
Feasibility Study and planning for developing of Mechinagar Municipality
meat production as income generation of Jhapa district
(5 Months)
55.
Jan 2015
Voucher Based Short Term Training(VBST) Kathmandu District
(10 Months)
56.
Training and Employment Achham, Bajhang and Dec 2014
Jhapa districts
(11 Months)
57.
Dec 2014
Identification and preparation of strategies Birtamode Municipality of
increasing milk production Jhapa district
(4 Months)
58.
Preparing the internal guidelines for evaluation All over Nepal Aug 2014
of sub-proposals and grant request to Nepal
Disabled Association (Khagendra New Life
Center) by different organization or individuals (5 months)
working on livelihood increment of disabled
peoples.
59.
July 2014
Preparing the internal guidelines for Nepal All over Nepal
Disabled Association
(6 months)
60.
Jul 2014
Local Adaption Plan of Action (LAPA) Bardiya district
(10 Months)
61.
Jul 2014
Local Adaption Plan of Action (LAPA) Rolpa district
(12 months)
62.
Jul 2014
Local Adaption Plan of Action (LAPA) Jajarkot district
(11 Months)
63.
Baseline survey and preparation for employment
generation through the agricultural cooperatives Birtamode Municipality of Apr 2014
Jhapa district
(identification and preparation of strategies for (3 Months)
livestock market)
64.
Preparation of District Environment Profile (DEP)
Feb 2014
of Jhapa district Jhapa district
(7 Months)
65.
Achham, Bajhang and Feb 2014
Micro Enterprise for Job Creation and Path to
Prosperity Jhapa disctricts
(12 months)
66.
Jan 2014
Data Collection and Analysis to Formulate Low Lalitpur District
Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS) of Nepal
(10 months)
67.
Result Based Short Term Skill Training and
Employment. Oct 2013
Jhapa district
Provided (Agriculture and livestock training to 80 (10 months)
unemployment youth in Jhapa district.)
68.
Baseline Study for Rural Renewable Energy Sep 2013
Related National Development Indicators and National wide
Other Indicators Related to NRREP Outputs. (5 Months)
69.
Develop Gender Equality and Social Inclusion National Wide Sep 2013
Toolbox for Promotion of Renewable Energy
Technology. (6 Months)
70.
Aug 2013
Livelihood Enhancement Skill Training (LEST)
Sindhupalchowk District
(Vocational Training)
(4 months)
71.
Lalitpur Aug 2013
Identification of Gender and Social Inclusion
Gaps at Policy and Institutional Level.
(5 months)
72.
Baseline preparation for employment generation Mechi Municipality, Jhapa Jun 2013
through the agricultural cooperatives in Mechi district
Municipality, Jhapa district. Municipality. (3 Months)
73.
Hetauda of Makwanpur May 2013
Impact Assessment of Piloted District Climate
and Energy Plans (DCEP). District and Ilam districts.
(4 Months)
74.
Preparation of Detail Project and Tourism Master Mechinagar Municipality Apr 2013
Plan (Master Plan, Detail Design and Drawings, of Jhapa District
Quantity and Cost Estimate) of Tourism Spot (3 months)
75.
Livelihood Enhancement Skill Training (LEST) Apr 2013
Jhapa district
(3 Months)
76.
Sep 2012
Skill Development Training Dailekh and Ilam districts
(3 months)
77.
Sep 2012
(Livestock Training) Lalitpur District
(3 Months)
78.
Sep 2012
Impact assessment of Sahid Marga, Kakadbhitta Mechi Municipality of
community hall, and Dhulabari Market drainage. Jhapa district
(3 Months)
79.
Skill Development Training Program
18 VDCs in Dailekh Aug 2012
(Agriculture Training) district and 4 VDCs of
Ilam district (3 months)
80.
Impact Study of Physical Infrastructure,
Aug 2012
Evaluation of Organization Development, Mechinagar Municipality
Evaluation of Community Development of Mechi of Jhapa District.
(3 Months)
Municipality of Jhapa District.
81.
Jun 2012
Livelihood Enhancement Skill Training(LEST)
Lalitpur District
(3 Months)
82.
Jun 2012
Livelihood Enhancement Skill Training(LEST) Jhapa District
(3 Months)
83.
Feasibility Study and Detailed Engineering
Survey, Design, Cost Estimate, Report
May 2012
Preparation and Construction Supervision of Paluwa VDC, Bhojpur
Access Road (8.20 Km) of Pikhuwa Khola Small District
(6 months)
Hydropower Project (2.5 MW) Paluwa VDC,
Bhojpur District.
84.
Mar 2012
Changu Water Supply and Sanitation Project Bhaktapur
(13 months)
85.
Mar 2013
(Agriculture & Livestock Training) Sindhupalchowk District
(3 Months)
86.
Conduction of initial environmental examination Nov 2011
(IEE) of Sustainable Extraction/Collection of Jhapa district
Boulder (4 Months)
87.
Feasibility study/ water way study of Pikhuwa Paluwa VDC, Bhojpur Apr 2012
Khola small hydropower project(2.5MW), District
Bhojpur District (12 months)
88.
Detailed Engineering Survey, feasibility study,
Jan 2011
design and cost estimation of Sisne Khola Dobhan VDC, Bhojpur
hydropower project (750 KW) in Dobhan VDC, district
(9 months)
Palpa district
89.
Initial Environmental Examination (IEE) study of
Sep 2012
sustainable Extraction/Collection of boulder, Mechi Municipality, Jhapa
gravel and sand from the Rivers of Jhapa district district
(3 Months)
(Package-3).
90.
Conduction of initial environmental examination
Jul 2012
(IEE) of Sustainable Extraction/Collection of Jhapa district
Boulder, Gravel and Sand from the Rivers of
(4 Months)
Jhapa (Package-2).
NOT APPLICABLE
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NOT APPLICABLE
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4(A) Financial Capacity
(D.B. Multi)
Expression of Interest for
Design and Supervision Consultant
4.CAPACITY
4(A). FINANCIAL CAPACITY

(In case of joint venture of two or more firms to be filled separately for each constituent member)
D.B. Multi Engineering Consult ant (P) Ltd.
Annual Turnover
Year Amount Currency
2076/2077 NRs. 102,499,698.00
2075/2076 NRs. 65,567,532.00
2074/2075 NRs. 45,886,664.00
2073/2074 NRs. 11,118,203.00
2072/2073 NRs.0.00
2071/2072 NRs. 525,531.00
2071/2070 NRs.0.00
Average Annual Turnover I NRs. 32,228,232.57
Annual Turnover for Best Three Years
2076/2077 NRs. 102,499,698.00
2075/2076 NRs. 65,567,532.00
2074/2075 NRs. 45,886,664.00
Average Annual Turnover for Best Three

NRs. 71,317,964.66
Years
Tax Clearance Certificate and Audited Balance Sheet is Attached Below

4. Capacity
4(A). Financial Capacity
4. A.1. IERC. (P). Ltd.

Annual Turnover

2076/77 5,162,620.00
2075/76 5,429,707.00
2074/75 7,868,255.43
2073/074 3,641,378.00
2072/073 3,023,749.00
Annual Turnover

2076/77 5,162,620.00
2075/76 5,429,707.00
2074/75 7,868,255.43
Average Annual Turnover of Best three Years NPR 6,153,527.48

4. Capacity
4(A). Financial Capacity
Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant Pvt Ltd (RIMC)
Annual Turnover
Year Amount Currency (NRs.)
2076/077 NRs. 33,286,419.00
2075/076 NRs. 39,364,543.00
2074/075 NRs. 34,984,590.00
2073/074 NRs. 31,718,278.00
2072/073 NRs. 11,763,438.00
2071/072 NRs. 10,398,891.00
2070/071 NRs. 10,537,632.86
Average Annual Turnover NRs. 24,579,113.12
Average Annual Turnover of best three years NRs. 35,878,517.33

4.CAPACITY
4(A). FINANCIAL CAPACITY
(In case of joint venture of two or more firms to be filled separately for each constituent member)
Ganga Consultancy (P) Ltd.
Annual Turnover
2076/2077 NRs. 1,845,000.00
2075/2076 NRs. 1,630,000.00
2074/2075 NRs. 7,500.00
2073/2074 NRs. 10,000.00
2072/2073 NRs. 5,000.00
Annual Turnover for Best Three Years
2076/2077 NRs. 1,845,000.00
2075/2076 NRs. 1,630,000.00
2074/2075 NRs. 7,500.00
Average Annual Turnover for Best Three

NRs. 1,160,833.33
Years
Tax Clearance Certificate and Audited Balance Sheet is Attached Below

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FORM 4: CAPACITY
4 (A) Financial Capacities
4(A).2 Consulting Firm: RIDARC Nepal Pvt. Ltd.
Annual Turnover
S.No Fiscal year Amount Currency (NRs)
1 2066/067 BS 918,029.28
2 2067/068 BS 3,385,882.00
3 2068/069 BS 4,373,350.85
4 2069/070 BS 4,403,625.00
5 2070/071 BS 2,338,656.00
6 2071/072 BS 6,112,012.00
7 2072/073 BS 10,359,577.00
8 2073/074 BS 20,795,490.00
9 2074/075 BS 11,262,837.00
10 2075/076 BS 13,968,023.00
11 2076/077 BS 31,210,436.00
Annual Turnover of Best Three Fiscal Years
1 2076/077 BS 31,210,436.00
2 2073/074 BS 20,795,490.00
3 2075/076 BS 13,968,023.00
Average Annual Turnover of Best Three year of Last 7 Years 21,991,316.33
Note: Attested Tax Clearance Certificates are attached herewith.
Note: Attested Tax Clearance Certificates are attached herewith.
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4(B) Infrastructure/Equipment
(D.B. Multi)
4(B). Infrastructure/equipment related to the proposed assignment
4(B).1 . IERC Pvt. Ltd.

S.N Equipment Required Equipment Description/Number
1. Office Area 1500 Sft
2. Computer/Printer 12 nos.
3. GIS Software 1 no.
4. Total Station/Theodolitites equivalent Topcon/Goin, South, 2LS Cygnus Total Station/2
5. GPS 1set
6. Printer A3/A4 2 Set
7. Motercycle 1 Nos.
8. 4WD Vehicle 1 Nos.
9. Core drilling equipment -100 with accessories 1 Set
10. WD-50N Drilling Rig unskid Base with 1 Set

accessories
11. Direct Shear Testing apparatus complete set 1 Set

with accessories
12. Test Apparatus triaxial complete set with 1 Set

accessories
13. Uniaxial test machine compressive strength 1 Set

complete set with accessories
Infrastructure and Equipment’s
Full Name of Firm: Rural Infrastructure and Management Consultant P. Ltd. (RIMC) (P) Ltd.
Surveying Equipment & Office Quantity

S.N Requirements Description
Logistics
1. Total Station Set 3 New
2. Theodolite ETH 20 3 Excellent
3. Level Machine 2 Excellent
4. Abney level, compass, steel tape 4 Excellent
5. Staffs 2 Excellent
6. Ranging Rod 6 Excellent
7. GPS 6 Excellent
8. Drone 2 New
9. Prism Set 3 New
10. Conductivity meter 4 New
11. Current meter 4 New
12. Geological Compass 1 New
13. Altimeter(Digitech) 2 New
14. Digital Camera 4 Excellent
15. Tape –50m & 30m 7 Excellent
Vehicle & Other Equipment:

Surveying Equipment & Office Quantity
S.N Requirements Description
Logistics
16. Vehicle(Jeep) 6 Excellent
17. Motorbikes 10 Good
18. Computer 12 Excellent
19. Laptop 14 Excellent
20. Printer (3 in 1 - A3 and A4) 1 Excellent
21. Photocopy, Fax, Laser Printer and 3 Excellent

Scanner (3 in1)
22. Printer (Color) 2 Excellent
23. Printer (HP and Brother) 6 Excellent
24. Digital Camera 3 Good
25. Binding Machine 2 New
Inverter with Battery (1400 VA with 1 Excellent
26. 180h – 2
battery)
27. Table 20 Good
28. Book Shelf 3 Good
29. Chair 36 Good
30. Tea Table 2 Good
Infrastructure and Equipment’s
31. Vacuum Cleaner 2 Good

32. Telephone/Fax 3 Good
33. Office Area 2185 Sq. ft
NOT APPLICABLE
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4(B). INFRASTRUCTURE/EQUIPMENT RELATED TO THE
PROPOSED ASSIGNMENT
S.No Equipment Brand Quantities Remar

. Model / Specifications ks
Owned Leased
A. Office
Well-equipped office at prime location of Lalitpur metropolitan city, 1800 Sq.
ft with
Nakhu. 2 Floor (2 Working room with cabin, 1 Main Executive Director
Basement
Room, 1 Meeting hall with capacity 15 Person, 1 Reception room and 1 Parking
Store room with 3 four-wheeler vehicles parking and 10 bike parking area
Basement area)
Well-equipped lab at Bhaisepati, Lalitpur with independent area of 29 1-13-0-0
Ropani
Anna land with temporary type truss building.
B. Office Equipment
1. Computer Intel Pentium IV 5
2. Laptop IBM Dual core 2
3. Laptop TOSHIBA Dual core 1
4. Printer / Photo Sharp A3 & A4 Print, AR 5516 1
Copy Scan and Photocopy
Canon Color Printer LBP 5050 1
5. Scanner Canon Lide 110 1
6. Telephone NTC 1
7. Fax NTC 1
8. Drawing Staedtler & Lettering Miasmatic 700 & HL-8 CL 1
Instrument Set
9. Drawing Table Wooden 1
10. Drawing Board Wooden 1
11. Office Table Wooden 2
12. Office Chair Wooden / Plastic 8
13. Center Table Wooden 1
C. Survey Equipment
1. Total Station with SOKKIA SET 620 1
Tripod and
Downloading
Cable and all
accessories
2. Theodolite Sokkisha TM 20 HS 2 set
3. Leveling Indian NK-1 2 set
instrument
4. Altimeter Japanese 2 set
Owned Leased
5. Auto Level Japanese 1 set
6. GPS American 1 set
7. Pedometer Japanese 2 set
8. Prismatic Japanese 1 set
Compass
9. Ranging Rod Indian 3 set
10. Measuring Tape Indian 5 nos.
11. Staff Collapsible Japan 2 nos.
12. Abney Level Indian 2 set
13. Digital Camera American Olympus 1 nos
14. Digital Camera Japanese Sony,Cyber-shot 5 nos
15. Conductivity Japanese 2 nos
meter
16. Distance meter Indian 1
17. Current meter Indian 1
18. Sprit level Indian 1
19. Pressure Gauge Japanese 1
20. Multimeter Indian 2
21. Torque wrench Indian 1
22. Working tool set Chinise 1
23. Analog Camera Olympus 2
24. Computer, Compaq Core2Duo 2
Laptop
D. Lab Facilities
1. 8” Brass All Set IS Standard 15 Nos
Sieves with
Lids and Pan
2. 12” GI Sieve All Set IS Standard 8 Nos

with Lids and
Pan
3. Liquid Limit Set 1 Set IS Standard 1
4. 30 KG X 2 gm 1 Set IS Standard 1
Digital Balance
5. Hot Air Oven 1 Set IS Standard 1

18X18
Owned Leased
6. Direct Shear Direct Shear test set IS Standard 1 Set
apparatus 'motorized'
Test
Single speed with
standard accessories
7. Unconfined Unconfined compression IS Standard 1 Set

testing machine with
Compression
standard accessories
Testing
Machine
8. Consolidation Consolidation test IS Standard 1 Set

machine 'single gang
Test Set
9. Beaker 1000 ML 2
10. Measuring IS Standard 2

Cylinder 100
ML Plastic
11. Soil IS Standard 1

Hydrometer
Test
12. Field Density IS Standard 1

Test Apparatus
150 mm
13. Pycnometer IS Standard 1

1000 ml Brass
cone type
14. Sieve Shaker IS Standard 1
15. Plastic Limit IS Standard 1

test
E. Vehicles
1. BA 15 Cha 1 No
7707 Model : STORME
STORME VX Four
Model Version:SAFARI STORME VX LET
Wheeler Vehicle
For Off road Site VIN No :MAT617011GNG03213
Visit Engine No: VARICOR07GTYJ11454

Owned Leased
2. Ba 7 cha 9292 ZEN VXI 2010 1 No
Model for Site visit
3. Na 2 Kha 3785 Transportation of 1 No

Drilling Equipment
Six Wheel Truck
4. Ba 46 pa 8094 Aviator use for 1 No

office
F. List of Drilling Machine Sets

S. No. Description of Equipment Quantity Purchased Purchased Working
& Unit Amount Date Condition
1 Percussion Drilling Machine with all 1 Set 2,00,000.00 2068/11/15 Good (Minor
Complete Set (Use for Clay, Sand, Maintenance
Gravel and Medium size Bolder soil
require)
type, Drilling Depth 20-30 m, Drilling
Diameter 100 mm – 200 mm, Drilling
angle 90 Deg)
2 XUL – 100 Core Drilling Machine 1 Set 22,75,000.00 2070/04/31 Good (Minor
Including all Accessories For all type Maintenance
of soil Drilling Depth 30-150 m,
Drilling Diameter 75 mm – 300 mm, require)
Drilling angle 30 -90 Deg
3 Core Drilling Machine XUL-100 1 Set 8,00,000.00 2070/12/27 Good (Minor

Maintenance
require)
4 XY-1B Drilling machine with 1 Set USD $5000 July 5, 2016 Very Good
Accessories attached
5 XY-1BT Drilling machine with 1 Set USD $7175 July 5, 2016 Very Good
6 GY-150 HB Drilling machine with 1 Set USD $9800 July 5, 2016 Very Good
7 GY-100 Drilling machine with 1 Set USD $8600 July 5, 2016 Very Good
Name and Title of Signatory: Hem Raj Shahi and Executive Director
Name of Consultant: R.I.D.A.R.C. Nepal P. Ltd.
Note: Copy of Bills or Invoice of equipment, computer and software are presented in Annex
G. List of Soil Lab Equipment Sets

S. No. Description of Equipment Quantity Purchased Working
& Unit Unit Price Condition
1 Direct Shear Test 2 Set 1,40,500/- Very Good

2 Triaxial Test 2 Set 2,22,000/- Very Good
3 Uniaxial Compressive strength Test 2Set 1,20,000/- Very Good

4 Consolidation Test 1 Set 2.30,000/- Very Good
5 DCP Test 3 Set 29000/- Very Good
6 Permeability Test 2 Set 41300/- Very Good
7 Sieve analysis 2 Set 16347/- Very Good
8 Water content Test Set 2 Set 25600/- Very Good
9 Hot Air Oven 18X18 2 Set 24250/- Very Good
10 Sieve Shaker 2 Set 45650/- Very Good
Name and Title of Signatory: Hem Raj Shahi and Executive Director
Name of Consultant: R.I.D.A.R.C. Nepal P. Ltd.
Note: Copy of Bills or Invoice of equipment, computer and software are presented in Annex
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FORM 5
Qualification of Key Experts
List of Key Experts
S. No Name Position Qualification Work Exp (Year)

1. Sanat Prasad Team Leader Cum  M. Sc. in Highway 50
Upadyay Road Engineer Engineering, Automobile
and Highway Institute,
Moscow, 1970
 Post Graduate Diploma in
Earthquake Engineering,
International Institute of
Seismology and
Earthquake Engineering,
Sukuba, Japan, 1987
2. Umesh Urban Planner  MBA (Executive), CGPA 23
Agrawal 4.0/4.0 Ace Institute of
Management, Pokhara
University, 2014
 M.Sc. (Urban Planning),
Institute of Engineering,
Tribhuwan University,
2002
 B.E. (Civil), Institute of
Engineering, Tribhuwan
University, 1997.
3. Sudip Gautam Environmental  Master’s in Environmental 22
Specialist Engineering - 1998;
Vasandada Sugar Institute
(VSI), Pune, India.
 Bachelor’s in Science in
Biology – 1991 from
Tribhuvan University
((T.U), Nepal).
4. Gauri Prasad Social Development  Master's Degree in 32
Sharma Specialist Sociology/Anthropology
– 1993 from Kirtipur,
Tribhuvan University,
Nepal
 Bachelor of Arts – 1988
from Ratna Rajya
Campus, TU, Nepal
5. Keshab Raj Procurement  M. Sc. in (Construction 28
Acharya Specialist Management from NEC -
Center for Advanced
Studies, Pokhara
University, Nepal, 2005,
 B.E. in Civil (HONS.) from
Moti Lal Nehru Regional
Engineering College,
Allahabad University,
Allahabad, India, 1992
6. Dr. Bhola Storm Drainage  P.h D. in Water Resources 24
Ghimire Engineer/ Hydraulic Engineering from IITB,
Engineer India, November 2014.
 M.Sc. in Hydropower
Development from NTNU,
Norway, June 2006.
 B.E. in Civil Engineering
from IoE Pulchowk
Campus, Nepal, August
1995.
7. Dr. Rajan Bridge/ Structural  Post Doctorate Research 25
Suwal Engineer in Structural Engineering
from the University of
Porto, Portugal, 2016.
 Ph. D. in Structural
Engineering from Rostov
State Civil Engineering
University, Rostov-on Don,
Russia – 1997.
 M.Sc. Civil Engineering
(Civil & Industrial
Structure) Rostov State
Civil Engineering Academy,
 M. Sc. in Environmental
Engineering (2001),
Institute of Engineering
(IoE), Tribhuvan University
 B. E. in Civil Engineering
(1995), Institute of
Engineering (IoE),
Tribhuwan University
8. Ashish Dhakal Geotechnical  M.Sc. in Geo-technical 11
Engineer Engineering from Institute
of Engineering, Pulchowk
Campus, Nepal – 2013
 B.E. in Civil Engineering
from Tribhuvan University,
Nepal, 2009
9. Subhash Road Safety  M.Sc. in Civil Engineering 32
Dhungel Engineer (Transportation),
University of
Massachusetts Lowell, MA,
USA, 2000
 Bachelor of Technology
(Civil Engineering),
Regional Engineering
College Warangal, A. P.
India, 1988
10. Kanchan Surveyor cum CAD • Bachelor in Civil 8
Shrestha Engineer Engineering, Purbanchal
University, 2013
11. Jay Kumar Quantity Surveyor • Master in Natural 14
Chaudhary Resource Management,
The University of Pokhara,
Nepal, 2018
 Bachelor in Civil
Engineering, The
University of Pokhara,
Nepal, 2007
12. Bishnu Hari Supervision and  M. Sc. in Engineering 13
Shrestha Quality Control Management –2012 from
Engineer Purbanchal University, Acme
Engineering College,
Sitapaila, Kathmandu. Nepal
 B.E. Civil Engineering – 2007
from Tribhuvan University,
Institute of Engineering
(IOE), Kantipur Engineering
College, Kathmandu, Nepal.

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July 18, 2021

In Capacity of: Managing Director

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

Deependra Prasad Bhatta

Name: Mr. Deependra Prasad Bhatta

For and on behalf of

NOW THEREFORE AGREED AS FOLLOWS:

Subject: Power of Attorney

Signature of Mr. Deependra Prasad Bhatta

1. Commitment for Code of Ethics

consulting practice. In particular we assure you to adhere to the following:

We hereby fully commit to the above statements.

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APPLICANT’S CORPORATE INFORMATIONS

Name of Consulting Firm / D.B. Multi Engineering Consultant (P.) Ltd.

Type of Firm (Partnership / Pvt. Pvt. Ltd.

Date of Registration / (i) As Private Ltd. In 14-January-2011

Place of Registration / Kathmandu, Nepal

Type of Services Provided Consulting Services

Registered Office / Place of Ministry of Industry & Commerce, Government of Nepal,

Name of Contact Person and Dr. Suman Narsingh Rajbhandari, Chairperson

Telephone No. +977-9851093888

Email Address multidb5@gmail.com

Identification of the Firm

Name, Qualifications of Board of Directors:

Postal Address : DevkotaMargh, New Baneshwor, Kathmandu Metropolitian City

Telephone No. : +977 -1 – 5260498, 9851010276

Private Limited Company

Name of Authorized Person

After realizing the lack of professionals with multi-dimensional vision in the

D. B. Multi Engineering Consultant will offer consulting services in

The company is very much concerned mainly with the followings:

D. B. Multi Engineering Consultant emerged with a mission to deliver an expertise and

 Provide expertise on Rural and Environment Friendly Road Technology.

2.6 AREAS OF EXPERTISE

TECHNICAL ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC ACCOUN

ELECTRICAL SUB- MECHANICAL SUPERVISOR

Name of Firm/Company: Infrastructure Engineering Research and Consult P. Ltd.[IERC].

2. Type of Constitution (Partnership/Pvt.Ltd/PublicLtd/PublicSector/ NGO):- Private

3. Date of Incorporation / Commencement ofBusiness (Pleasespecify):2061/05/24 (Sep09, 2004)

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