DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 2016 (PAGE 13)

DIP/J-1715 Sd/-Dt. 6-6-2016 Superintending Engineer,

Electric Purchase Circle-I,Jammu

OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER,FLOOD CONTROL DIVISION JAMMUSHORT e-NOTICE INVITING TENDER NO:- 20 OF 06-2016

Executive Engineer Flood Control Division Jammu on behalf of Governor of Jammu and Kashmir State, invitestenders by e-tendering from approved and eligible contractors registered with J&K State Govt.

The Bidding documents consisting of specifications, eligibility criteria and other details can be seen/downloadedfrom the departmental website www.Jktenders.gov.in as per the schedule given below.1) Date of Publishing of Tender Notice : 07-06-2016 (1:00 PM)2) Tender documents Downloading start from : 07-06-2016 (1:00 PM)3) Bid submission start date : 07-06-2016 (1:00 PM)4) Bid submission end date : 15-06-2016 (1:00 PM)5) Deadline for receiving the hard copy : 17-06-2016 (1:00 PM)

(Original DD & EMD)6) Date and time of Bid opening : 18-06-2016 (1:00 PM)2) The complete bidding process will be on line.DIP/J-1728 Sd/-Dt: 06-06-2016 Nazir A. Choudhary

Executive EngineerFlood Control Division, Jammu

DIP/J-1726Dated: 6-6-2016

OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER PWD (R&B) CONST. DIV. NO. I, JAMMU

NOTICE INVITING TENDERe-NIT No. CD-I/24 of 2016-17 Dated 06-06-2016

Executive Engineer PWD (R&B) Const. Div. No. I, Jammu on behalf ofGovernor of J&K State, invite tenders by e-tendering mode from approvedand eligible contractors registered with J&K State Govt./CPWD and Railwaysupto 1600 Hrs on 17-06-2016 for the following work.

S.No

Name of Work Name of Divn.

Estimated Cost (Rs. in Lacs)

Cost of docu-ment(in Rs.)

Earnest Money(in Rs.)

Time Allowed forcompletion

Time and dateof opening oftender

Class ofContractor

Position of Funds

1 Improvement of road surface byway of Providing and laying RBMFilling, 225mm thick Wet MixMacadam, 50mm thick BituminousMacadam, 25mm thick SemiDense Bituminous Concrete and30mm thick Semi DenseBituminous Concrete on MainBabliana road, Main road Gangyalfrom House of G.R.Gupta to St.Paul Convent School to Sector-1Karunesh Aluminium Shop, MainDigiana road from Digiana Pully toShamshan Ghat and Police PostDigiana to Rani Talab and fromRani Talab to NH-IA via Govt.High School road along Saw MillDeshmesh Nagar, Hakummat Laneopposite Digiana Camp, Jammu.

PWD (R&B)Const. Div. No. IJammu

187.80 6000 375600 45 Days 18-06-2016(1300 hours)

RegisteredHot MixPlantHolders

Demanded

2 Providing and laying of 50mmthick BM and 25mm thick SDBCon Satwari Airport R.S.Pura roadin Km 2nd RD 625 to Km 4thRD 275

PWD (R&B)Const. Div. No. IJammu

180.00 6000 360000 45 Days 18-06-2016(1300 hours)

RegisteredHot MixPlantHolders

Demanded

3 Providing and laying 50mm thickBituminous Macadam, 25mm thickSemi Dense BituminousConcrete and 30mm thick SemiDense Bituminous Concrete onright side of Satwari R.S.Puraroad in Km 1/625 to 4/595

PWD (R&B)Const. Div. No. IJammu

78.98 1000 157960 01 Month 18-06-2016(1300 hours)

RegisteredHot MixPlantHolders/"A"Class

Demanded

4 Providing and laying Wet MixMacadam, 50mm thick BituminousMacadam, 25mm thick SemiDense Bituminous Concrete onroad Badyal Qazian to villageGharana in Km 3/335 to 5/850

PWD (R&B)Const. Div. No. IJammu

63.50 1000 127000 01 Month 18-06-2016(1300 hours)

RegisteredHot MixPlantHolders/"A"Class

Demanded

1/ Date of Publishing from 06-06-20162/ The Bidding documents can be downloaded from the website

http://jktenders.gov.in from 1000 Hrs on 07-06-2016 to 17-06-2016(1600Hrs).

3/ a/ The Bids shall be deposited in electronic format on the website

http://jktenders.gov.in from 07-06-2016 to 17-06-2016 upto 1600 Hrs.The bids received will be opened at 1300 Hrs on 18-06-2016 on line.

b/ The complete bidding process will be on line.DIP/J-1738 Sd/-Dt: 7-6-2016 (Er. Mohammad Abdullah)

Executive EngineerPWD (R&B) Const. Div. No. I, Jammu

OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER TRANS.LINE MAINTT DIVISION-I JANIPUR JAMMU.

Fax No 0191-2536504 Email xentlmd1 @ gmail.comNo: TLMD-I/J/598-601

Dated 06-06-2016EXTENSION NOTICE

Due to poor response in EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) for empanelment of reg-istered manufacturer/ suppliers/ contractors/ self help groups etc invited by this officeNo. TLMD-I/J/472-75 dated 25-05-2016 is hereby extended as under:- S.No. Name of Work Previous Date Extended Date1. Grid Stations of 132/33KV Level

(2x50MVA Janipur Grid Station, 2x50MVACanal Grid Station, 1x50MVA Pounichak Grid Station, 2x31.5MVA, Jhajjarkotli Grid 05-06-2016 13-06-2016Station & 70MVA Akhnoor Grid Station) and 200Kms 132KV Lines (S/c Janipur- Jhajjarkotli - Udhampur Trans. Lines, D/c Barn- Akhnoor Trans. Lines, S/c Gladni- Akhnoor Trans. Lines) & Divisional Store at Janipur

All other terms & conditions shall remain same.--Sd--

Executive Engineer,DIP/J-1719 Trans. Line Maintt. Div-I,Dt: 6-6-2016 Janipur Jammu.

Rajan leaves rates unchanged, says risks to inflation rising

MUMBAI, June 7:

Citing rising inflationary pressure, RBI Governor RaghuramRajan today kept interest rates intact but said his monetary policyremains "accommodative" and hinted

a cut later this year if good monsoon helps ease inflation.He also exhorted banks to pass on the benefits of earlier rate

cuts and emphasised that a better transmission of policy easingremains critical to support growth.

He left unchanged the key policy rate, repo, at 6.50 per cent andthe cash reserve ratio at 4 per cent, citing the uncertainties onaccount of the surge in inflationary pressure and reversal in com-modity prices.

"What we are saying is that we have not shifted stance to eithera neutral stance or tightening stance. We are still accommodative,that means we are looking for room to ease. If that room opens upwe will be able to ease. But now, I can't tell you because there arelots of uncertainties around this. But broadly we are still in easingmode," Rajan told reporters at the customary post-policy briefing.

Explaining the rationale for his caution, Rajan said, "All we aresaying is that relative to our April stance, the data prints that camein surprised on the upside. The inflation reading in April was high-er than anybody in the markets or we expected.

"Going forward we have to see how inflation pans out. It is aone-month reading. We have to see how the monsoon plays out andhow that affects food prices? We also have to look at the supplymanagement by the government. So, a variety of factors will comeinto play," the Governor said.

He, however, hoped that expectations of a normal monsoon andimproved supplies would check any food inflation flare-up.

While industry continued to hope for a rate cut soon, stock mar-ket saw a 232-point rally in the Sensex, which some experts attrib-uted to expectations about Rajan's extension beyond his currenttenure ending September 3.

While Rajan kept the suspense alive saying a decision is takenin such cases after consultation between the government and theincumbent, he spelt out an 'unfinished agenda' in areas like finan-cial inclusion, containing inflation and bad loans. This was seen bysome as a hint that he may continue.

Retail inflation accelerated to an unexpected 5.39 per cent inApril and RBI said part of the spike was fuel driven. (PTI)