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The contract for the Dhulikhel-Khawa road section under Arani highway in the district has been cancelled. Road Division Office Bhaktapur has issued a notice and informed that the contract of Dhulikhel-Khawa road section has been cancelled.
An agreement was signed on June 20, 2079 between Road Division Office Bhaktapur and construction company Gauri-Parvati Nirman Seva Pvt Ltd for 4 km road expansion and upgrading of Dhulikhel-Khawa road section. According to the contract, the work should have been completed by Chait 19, 2080.
Gauri-Parvati Nirman Seva Pvt Ltd had signed a contract for the expansion and upgrading of the said road section at a cost of Rs 30 crore 78 lakh 2 thousand 30 rupees.
under Road Division Bhaktapur Contract No. DROBK T/33701138/078/79/15, Improvement Of Araniko Highway Dhulikhel Dolalghat Road Section NH34 Dhulikhel Khawa Section (30+000-34+155.47Km) for the construction work of the contractor Shri Gauri Parvati Nirman Seva Pvt Ltd Kathmandu and Road Division Although there was an agreement between Bhaktapur in 2079-2-20 and an agreement to complete the entire work by 2080-12-19, the contract has been canceled as the physical progress according to the schedule of the purchase agreement has been very low so far, according to the division office Bhaktapur. According to Suman Yogesh, head of the
office, it has been found that despite repeated written and verbal requests to the builder, he has not fulfilled his contractual obligations according to the terms of the contract, despite the fact that he did not show interest in completing the construction work in a timely manner, even when he had repeatedly written to him, even when he published a notice saying why he would not take action to terminate the contract, the written explanation given by the Pvt.
In the current situation, there is no construction work on the road, and the local people/consumers are suffering because of the fundamental breach of contract according to Section 59(2) of the Public Procurement Act, 2063 and GCC Clause 72.3(g) of the contract agreement, and the provision of GCC Clause 72.1 (c) of the contract agreement and essentially, the construction business has not created a reliable situation to complete the contract. He informed that the contract was terminated according to the decision of this office dated 2081-11-13 based on Section 59 (2) of 2063.
According to him, if there is an existing work that is pending payment as per clause (75.1) of the contract agreement, it has also been requested to contact this office within 7 days from the date of publication of this notice to make financial arrangements.
