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TYPES OF TENDER
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ADVANTEGES DISADVANTEGES
Open tender
a) Many changes select the a) Increased cost of tendering in terms
contractor which competition. of expensive production of contract
b) Will found suitable documentation.
contractor of each project. b) No guarantee that all tenders
c) Give chance to new receive are genuine.
contractors.
d) Can consider an appropriate
budget of that project.
Selective tender
a) Only for have good a) Not give change for new
performance of work who qualify contractors.
of this tender. b) Only certain contractor can enter of
b) This tender used of this tender.
expensive project. c) Used not large of construction.
c) Selected of contractors very
carefully according to that project.
Negotiated tender
a) This tender used project very high a) Not give change for new
cost. contractors.
b) Only one contractor which select to b) Only certain contractor can enter of
each project. this tender.
c) Used not large of construction.
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TENDER PROCESS
A. Pra - tender stage:
1. Prepare tender document which comprises:-
a) Bill of quantity/detailed specification.
b) Summery of tender. Prepare by Q.S base from B.Q &
specification
c) Basic drawing/detail drawing.
d) Schedule of rates (for lump sum contract). Prepare by architect.
e) Form of tender.
f) Invitation to tenderers which will include instruction.
g) Condition of contract. Prepare by
QS
h) Special provisions to the conditions of contract.
i) List of work in progress.
B. Post tender stage: giving litter head to tenderer who accept that project.
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5. Receipt of tender document.
6. Opening and scheduling of tenders.
7. Evaluation and recommendation of the tenders to tender
board.
8. Award tender.
CRITICAL ANALYSIS
a) For this project I suggest two the client Mr. Tan Bon Yong to used the like to
construct I fill The used of tender on the construction project many types such as
open tender, selective and also negotiated tender where both of the types have
different function to each tender. We can see, for example the open tender which can
enter for all contractor without have high experience, new contractor or not and many
other. Basically, this tender very famous used in Malaysia country because many
project can found if compare with selective and negotiated tender.
b) Normally, in the construction project some of the tender not suitable to used to
each project like may be have good reputation of work, for example is selective
tender will that found are contractors which have experience, good work, good
reputation and since on. Beside that, selective tender only offer for certain contractors
because each is expensive project, so some of the tender not appropriate by that
project but some of tender can used like negotiated tender, its depends for that project
and to the client needed.
c) For the tender process, this stages very important to create one tender where there
have standard stapes such pra- tender stage and post tender stages. This stage have
different function for example, pra-tender stages where preparation tender document,
prepare tender table, inviting tender and another one display tender document is a
beginning of the process tender. After the pra- stage was given the post tender will
done where the entire document tender will receipt and then the tender will opening
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to evaluation of document who that found the project. After all the process
completed the letter will given for contractor which eligible.
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7. Capital and equity structure
Consider t each if they have capital and equity like car, equipment and since on.
8. Finance and overdraft facilities
Normally, before enter an each project the contractor must have capital to cover any
budget in construction.
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1. c SELACTION OF SUITABLE CONDITION OF CONTRACT
Building contracts
P.W.D 203 - Condition of contract without quantities.
203A - Condition of contract with quantities.
203A1 - Condition of contract with provisional quantities.
203B - Form of tender for building contract with quantities.
203C - Form of tender for building contract without
quantities.
203D - Letter of acceptance
203L - Petty contract up to 50,000.00
203H - Nominated sub-contractors
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Mechanical contracts
P.W.D 203E - Contract for supply of engineering equipment and
plant.
203F - Form of tender for ditto. - ditto -
203G - Letter of acceptance for - ditto -
Supply contracts
P.W.D 203H - Contract for supply of stores.
203I - Form of tender for ditto.
203J - Schedules of stores ditto
203K - Letter of acceptance for ditto.
Quarry contracts
P.W.D 203Q - Contract for supply and delivery of metal.
203Q1 - Form of tender for ditto.
203Q2 - Schedule of rates for ditto.
203Q3 - Letter of acceptance for ditto.
203Q4 - Role for working of Government owner quarry.
Transport contract
P.W.D 203R - Contract for transport of material.
203R1 - Firm of tender for ditto.
203R2 - Schedule of rates for ditto.
203R3 - Letter of acceptance for ditto.
Other form
P.W.D Q4 - Form of tender for nominated sub-contractor.
Q5 - form of tender for nominated suppliers.
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Q7 - Bank guarantee for performance bond.
Q8 - Earnest money bank guarantee.
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FIDIC Standard Form of Contract
• FIDIC means is International Des Ingenieurs Conseils or International Federation
of Consulting Engineering.
• Normally, this form used to maintenance work.
• FIDIC basically used for TNB.
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work
Broadly, the following are the main provisions normally found in a typical standard form
of contract;
1) Articles of Agreement
2) Definition and interpretation
3) Duties of the S.O
4) S.O’s rights to take action
5) Scope of contract
6) S.O instructions
7) Notices
8) Contract document
9) Material and workmanship
10) Statutory obligations
11) Rights and royalties
12) Setting out
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13) Employment of workmen
14) Variation
15) Bill of quantity
16) Sub-letting and assignments
17) Nominated sub contractor and nominated suppliers
18) Prime cost and provision sump
19) Insurance
20) Payment
21) Final certification
22) Determination of contractor’s employment
23) Effect of war
24) Price fluctuation
25) Arbitration
26) Stamp duty
27) Language of the contract
28) Appendices
29) Supplementary
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CRITICAL ANALYSIS
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