The Public Procurement Monitoring Office has blacklisted 13 construction companies for failing to complete their project work on time.
The Public Procurement Monitoring Office, which works under the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers, has blacklisted 13 construction companies. These companies did not finish their assigned work within the agreed time. According to a notice issued on Monday, the action was taken based on recommendations from various government offices under Section 63, Sub-section (1) of the Public Procurement Act, 2063.
The blacklisted companies are banned from taking part in any public procurement process for a period of six months to two years. This mean they cannot bid for any new government projects during this penalty period.
Details of the Blacklisted Companies
Among the punished firms, Global Trading Concern Private Limited is blacklisted for one year following a recommendation from Nepal Airlines Corporation. Similarly, Lumbini Province Water Resources and Irrigation Development Division Office in Bardiya recommended Galva/Masood Saras JV for two years and Saras Builders Private Limited for one year. Masood Construction Service Private Limited is blacklisted for two years following recommendation from Road Division Hetauda.
Also, Saras Builders Private Limited faced another one year blacklist from the recommendation of Department of Roads, Bridge Sector in Dharan. Shivashakti Infra Developers Private Limited is blacklisted for six months on recommendation of Road Infrastructure Development Office in Tamghas, Gulmi.
Lastly, Federal Urban Development and Building Construction Office in Dhanusha recommended blacklisting Gauri Parvati/YP Construction JV, Manisha Construction and Suppliers Private Limited, Subodh-Sanjeev JV, Subodh-Lovely JV, and Marwaita Construction and Consultancy Private Limited. They have been blacklisted for six months to one year.
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