The Public Procurement Monitoring Office has blacklisted seven construction companies and suppliers for one year, banning them from participating in any public procurement contracts.
The Public Procurement Monitoring Office has placed seven construction firms and suppliers on black list for one year. According to the office, this decision was taken on Bhadra 10 following recommendations from different government and public offices.
Details of the Blacklisted Companies
Among the blacklisted firms, New JMB Order and Suppliers of Nepalgunj, run by Ramadevi Chaudhary, was blacklisted on the recommendation of Jagannath Rural Municipality. Similarly, Swayambhu Suppliers of Kathmandu, owned by Tanka Prasad Dhamla, was blacklisted based on the recommendation of Central Zoo under the National Trust for Nature Conservation.
The office has also blacklisted Ratna BS Construction Company of Ramechhap, owned by Ratna Bahadur Newar, following recommendation from Manthali Municipality. Another company, Balda Petrochemical Pvt. Ltd. from Dhangadhi, Kailali, run by Bikram Bahadur Budha, got blacklisted on the recommendation of Jayaprithvi Municipality. Additionally, Biomed International Pvt. Ltd. of Gairidhara, Kathmandu, run by Umesh Kumar Agarwal, was blacklisted on recommendation of Shahid Gangalal National Heart Center.
Furthermore, Nishman International Pvt. Ltd. of Chaudandigadhi, Udayapur, owned by Rabin Basnet and Manoj Basnet, was blacklisted on the recommendation of Budhanilkantha Municipality. JDMR Builders Pvt. Ltd. of Gokarneshwor, Kathmandu, owned by Ravi Prakash Singh, was blacklisted on recommendation of Shikhar Municipality.
The Ban and Restrictions
The blacklisted companies includes these seven firms which will not be allowed to take part in any procurement activities of public entities. The PPMO has clarified that as long as the blacklist period is active, none of these suppliers and construction companies can participate in any government bidding or public buying process.
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