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Entrepreneruship - Service

This document discusses various public-private partnership (PPP) models for infrastructure projects: 1) Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) involves a private partner building an asset, operating it, and then transferring ownership back to the government after a contract period during which the private partner recovers costs through user fees. 2) Build-Own-Operate-Transfer (BOOT) is similar but the private partner owns the asset for the contract period before transferring it. 3) Design-Build-Operate (DBO) has the government owning and financing construction, while the private sector designs, builds, and operates the asset per agreed outputs. 4) Operate-Maintain

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Entrepreneruship - Service

This document discusses various public-private partnership (PPP) models for infrastructure projects: 1) Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) involves a private partner building an asset, operating it, and then transferring ownership back to the government after a contract period during which the private partner recovers costs through user fees. 2) Build-Own-Operate-Transfer (BOOT) is similar but the private partner owns the asset for the contract period before transferring it. 3) Design-Build-Operate (DBO) has the government owning and financing construction, while the private sector designs, builds, and operates the asset per agreed outputs. 4) Operate-Maintain

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PPP MODULE FOR

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
PPP TYPES
BUILD OPERATE TRANSFER (BOT)
 Build Operate Transfer (BOT) Project is typically used to develop a discrete asset
and is generally entirely new or greenfield in nature.

In BOT, the private partner provides the capital required for investment.

Theprivate partner owns the assets, sufficient enough to recover investment costs
through user charges.

The private party collects user charges.

The public sector agrees to purchase a minimum level of output produced by the
facility.

At the end of the contract, the ownership of asset reverts back to the government.

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BUILD-OWN-OPERATE-TRANSFER (BOOT)

 Is a form of project financing, wherein a private entity


receives a concession from the private or public sector to
finance, design, construct, and operate a facility stated in the
concession contract.

 This enables the project proponent to recover its investment,


operating and maintenance expenses in the project.

 Due to the long-term nature of the arrangement, the fees are


usually raised during the concession period.
DESIGN-BUILD-OPERATE (DBO)

In DBO Project the public sector owns and finances the


construction of new assets.

The private sector designs, builds and operates the assets to


meet certain agreed outputs.

The Operator is taking no or minimal financing risk on the


capital and will typically be paid a sum for the design-build of
the plant.

 The operator is responsible for the design and the construction


as well as operations.
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OPERATE MAINTAIN TRANSFER
 Infrastructure owned by the Government/Owner.

 Service provider/private party provide service ie.


Operations/maintenance.

 Collect charges from the customers .

 Pay leave and license fee to the Government/Owner.

 Handover the facilities after the contract peroid.


TURNKEY CONTRACT

 Turnkey contract. An agreement under which


a contractor completes a project, then hands it over in
fully operational form to the client, which needs to do
nothing but ""turn a key"", as it were, to set it in motion.
BIDDING DOCUMENTS
SUBMISSION OF TENDERS

 Bidders shall upload their tender online through the e-procurement portal only.

 Detailed guidelines are available in website and bidders are required to have registration in website
and should have valid Digital signature Certificate (DSC) obtained by the bidder from the designated
companies as given in the e-procurement portal and then get registered on the e-procurement
portal.

 The user ID and password would be assigned by the system.

 The bidder shall upload the tender along with all the required documents through e-procurement
platform by using the user ID and digital signature.

 All the documents are to be signed digitally by the bidder. After electronic online tender submission,
the system generates a unique tender reference number which is time stamped. This shall be treated
as acknowledgement of tender submission.

 e-procurement website will not accept tender after stipulated date, time, hours.

 In the “My Bids” section of the e-procurement portal, the bidders can view the status of their tenders
and decrypt tender(i.e. in cases where the bidder has chosen to encrypt the tender using his own
public key) for modification or withdrawal before the stipulated date and time for submission/
uploading.
INVITATION FOR TENDERS (IFT)

 Two Folder Tender Procedure shall be followed.

- Technical Tender (Folder 1):

- Financial Tender (Folder 2):


TECHNICAL TENDER
Technical Tender (Folder 1): Containing

- Technical Tender Form


- Details of EMD and Processing fee
- Power of Attorney for Signing of Tender
- Qualification Information (Experience)
- Bankers Certificate
- Notarized Self Declaration
- Affidavit Form
Financial Tender (Folder 2): Containing

- Tender Form

- Scope of Work (Activity Schedule)

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