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(Kaieteur News) – The Ministry of Education has received 32 bids from contractors competing to reconstruct the fence at St. John’s College, located along Waterloo Street, Georgetown.
The National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB) recently revealed that contractors have bid between $10 million and $21 million for the project.
Below are the companies and their bids:
Guyana Power & Light
Construction of a 13.8 KV Primary Distribution Network from Seweyo to Moblissa along the Linden Soesdyke Highway.
| Bidder | Amount Tendered |
| Cummings Electrical Company Limited | $74,961,249 |
| Astra Services | $137,380,011 |
| Engineer’s Estimate | $102,334,478 |
Ministry of Labour & Manpower Planning
Construction of training building.
| Bidder | Amount Tendered |
| 2K’s Enterprise | $89,127,342 |
| H&L Construction | $84,991,01 |
| Engineer’s Estimate | $57,685,996 |
Guyana Elections Commission
Supply and Delivery of New Vehicles.
| Bidder | Amount Tendered |
| Massy Motors Guyana Limited | $16,700,000 |
| Marics and Company Limited | $10,123,148 |
| Car Clean Enterprise | $83,146,975 |
| Alliance Investments | $8,000,000 |
| BM Soat Auto Sale | $17,700,000 |
| Yabz Enterprises Inc | $30,450,000 |
| Rose Ramdial Autosales | $65,900,000 |
Supreme Court of Judicature
Rewiring of New Amsterdam High Court.
| Bidder | Amount Tendered |
| SSC Electrical and Construction Services | – |
| Cummings Electrical Company Limited | $76,167,981 |
| Qualis Engineering and General Supplies | $59,189,753 |
| JR Engineering Solutions | $82,861,680 |
| Southwind Health and Defence | $78,547,140 |
Ministry of Education
Repurposing of Existing Building for Dining Hall/Study Hall at ETI Region Two.
| Bidder | Amount Tendered |
| D. Chowkai & Sons Construction | $60,279,450 |
| Builders Engineering and Architectural Consultancy | $55,828,740 |
| Holastic Contracting & Procurement Inc | $59,157,450 |
| AEA Enterprise | $56,721,967 |
| Rakaya Construction | $51,420,160 |
| Country Side Recycling | $57,995,300 |
| R&R General Construction and Supplies | $56,890,710 |
| Vijay Persaud & Sons Contracting Services | $64,956,097 |
| Marshall Contracting & Landscaping Services | $50,400,000 |
| Technocon Investments Procurement and General Contracting Solutions | $56,244,595 |
Reconstruction of Fence at St. John’s Secondary School.
| Bidder | Amount Tendered |
| Harte’s General Construction, Supplies and Service | $12,189,000 |
| M. Johnson Lawn Care Maintenance Services | $14,814,660 |
| S.A.M Civil Works | $14,863,800 |
| Dundas Construction Inc. | $14,574,315 |
| R. Persid Construction | $14,486,850 |
| IMS Construction and Logistics Services | $14,519,400 |
| Emeralds General Contracting & Distributors | $14,686,980 |
| Kaiveri Procurement Logistics and Investments Inc. | – |
| Marshall Contracting & Landscaping Services | $13,417,950 |
| AEA Enterprise | $14,507,955 |
| C & A General Supplies and Services | $14,698,950 |
| Quality Construction and Maintenance Services | $12,920,250 |
| Dwain Babb’s Enterprise | $11,990,000 |
| MDSG General Services | $14,192,430 |
| Yhadram and Sons Construction Establishment | $13,715,310 |
| KCOL Contracting Services | $14,863,800 |
| Robert Andrews Construction Services | $14,715,225 |
| R & R General Construction & Supplies | $14,385,000 |
| King of Hardware | $13,641,810 |
| S. Prakash Construction | $12,729,780 |
| Sovereignty Investments Construction Services
(SICS Builders) |
$14,705,250 |
| Trevor & Son General Construction Services | $13,654,200 |
| T&R Daniels Construction Landscaping & Logistics
Company |
$13,965,000 |
| Grace Enterprise (Guyana) Inc. | $21,511,350 |
| D. Chowkai & Sons Construction | $18,180,750 |
| Guybuild Construction & Logistics Services | $14,495,250 |
| LJ General Construction | $16,041,350 |
| Rishma and Sisters Enterprise | $10,158,750 |
| Barron’s Exclusive | $13,638,450 |
| MUSE Holding Inc | $14,157,255 |
| Teon Peters Construction Service | $14,345,730 |
| R.A & J.P Contracting Services | $13,375,950 |
Generator System at Christ Church Secondary School.
| Bidder | Amount Tendered |
| Nevelle Drakes | $50,000 |
| Marshall Contracting & Landscaping Services | $13,462,500 |
| Seenarine’s Transportation Service | $14,070,000 |
| Dundas Construction Inc. | $14,332,500 |
| Emeralds General Contracting & Distributors | $13,996,500 |
| Cummings Electrical Company Limited | $11,708,582 |
| Machinery Corporation of Guyana | $11,717,000 |
| Ganesh’s Hardware Construction and Imports | $14,857,500 |
| Tiana, Tia and Tamara General Construction and Supplies | $10,500,000 |
| Fugenz Business Solutions | $10,494,750 |
| Nova Vita Enterprises | $12,421,500 |
Generator System at Kwakwani Secondary School.
| Bidder | Amount Tendered |
| Seenarine’s Transportation Service | $14,175,000 |
| Marshall Contracting & Landscaping Services | $13,515,000 |
| Machinery Corporation of Guyana | $13,325,000 |
| Ganesh’s Hardware Construction and Imports | $14,120,000 |
| J’s Building & Construction | $11,200,000 |
| Dundas Construction Inc. | $13,828,500 |
| Nova Vita Enterprise | $12,600,000 |
| Cummings Electrical Company Limited | $12,679,930 |
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