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Civil Works for Construction of about 7 km Kajaran tunnel and reconstruction of about 4 km approaching roads
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Location:Armenia
Category:Works
Status:Awarded
Sectors:Roads & Bridges, Civil Engineering
Languages:English, Russian
Description
CONTRACT AWARD NOTICE
Project Name: Construction of the Kajaran tunnel
Scope of the Contract: Civil Works for Construction of about 7 km Kajaran tunnel and reconstruction of about 4 km approaching roads
Duration of Contract: 2920 days (including defects liability period)
Evaluation Currency: USD (United States Dollar)
Awarded Bidder(s)։ JV of Tunnel Sadd Ariana and Abad Rahan Pars International Group
Bid price at bid opening:
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Bidder Identification |
Read-out Bid Price |
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|
Name |
Country |
Currency |
Amount |
Discount |
|
SABIR International Engineering, Procurement & Construction Co. |
Iran |
USD |
339,085,111.09 |
No |
|
China Railway Tunnel Group Co., Ltd |
China |
AMD |
95,514,094,320.00 |
No |
|
NIMROKH/TANA (JV) |
Iran |
USD |
256,925,641.49 |
No |
|
Stratus International Contracting Company |
Iran |
USD |
382,006,017.00 |
No |
|
Joint Stock Company “Roads and Bridges” (JSC “DIM”) |
Russian Federation |
USD |
510,889,000.00 |
18.6% |
|
LONGJIAN ROAD & BRIDGE CO.,LTD |
China |
USD |
259,273,623.88 |
1,263% |
|
JV of Tunnel Sadd Ariana (TSA) & Abad Rahan Pars International Group (ARPIG) |
Iran |
USD |
265,570,943.39 |
16% |
|
AFCONS Infrastructure Limited |
India |
USD |
325,400,000.00 |
No |
|
China Road and Bridge Corporation |
China |
USD |
394,200,000.00 |
13.5% |
|
Shandong Luqiao Group Co., Ltd |
China |
USD |
342,954,404.47 |
No |
|
DINESHCHANDRA-RVNL JV |
India |
USD |
294,300,000.00 |
No |
Contract Price: JV Abad Rahan Pars International Group and Tunnel Sadd Ariana –
USD 223,052,981.79
Rejected Bidder(s):
- Shandong Luqiao Group Co., Ltd - according to the ITB 31.2 rejected as non-responsive.
- Stratus International Contracting Company - according to the ITB 31.2 rejected as non-responsive.
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