Public notice of tender (construction work) The following is an open competitive tender (excluding government procurement). This work is subject to a trial of the electronic contract system. August 24, Reiwa 8 Director of Kamikawa Northern Forest Management Office, Authorized Officer for Expenditure Authority Sato Hidenori 1. Outline of Work This work is a trial work for the "construction package type estimation method." This work is a trial work for "two days off per week due to site closure (contractor-designated method)." This work is a trial work for "utilization of information sharing system between contractors and clients." This work is a trial work for "using labor-saving construction machinery (tilt rotator) at the contractor's request to achieve labor saving in construction." (1) Work Name: Construction of Windbreak Forest in Kami-Shibetsu Area (Electronic Bidding Applicable Project) (Electronic Contract Trial Applicable Project) (2) Work Location: 2403 Compartment, Kamikawa Northern Forest Management Office, Kami-Shibetsu Town, Shibetsu City, Hokkaido (3) Work Content: Windbreak forest maintenance, 500m (4) Work Period: From the day after the contract is concluded until February 26, Reiwa 9 (5) Bidding for this work will be conducted through the electronic bidding system. If it is difficult to use the electronic bidding system, paper bidding may be substituted with the approval of the contracting authority. (6) This work is a trial project where the exchange of documents related to the contract procedures will be conducted primarily through the electronic contract system. If it is difficult to use the electronic contract system, paper contracting may be substituted with the approval of the contracting authority. (7) This work is subject to the obligation to implement separate demolition and recycling of construction materials, and recycling of specified construction material waste, based on the "Law Concerning the Recycling of Materials in Construction Work" (Law No. 104 of 2000). (8) This work is designed to secure the contractor's construction system and construction materials, and includes a buffer period until November 1, Reiwa 8. No engineers are required to be assigned during the buffer period. Furthermore, if the construction system and construction materials are secured within the buffer period, construction may commence through consultation with the supervisor. (9) Regarding the handling of the full-time chief engineer, if the work has unity or continuity with the work subject to construction, or if mutual coordination is required during construction, and if the construction sites are located in close proximity, within approximately 10 km in a straight line or about 60 minutes of travel time, and the same contractor performs the construction, then according to Article 27, Paragraph 2 of the Order for Enforcement of the Building Business Act, the same full-time chief engineer can manage these construction works. In this case, the number of works that the same chief engineer can manage, including works requiring full-time assignment, shall generally be around two. However, this does not apply to supervising engineers. 2. Eligibility for Competition (1) Persons who do not fall under the provisions of Article 70 and Article 71 of the Order for Expenditure, Budgets, and Accounts (Imperial Ordinance No. 165 of 1947; hereinafter referred to as "Yoyaku-rei"). Minors, persons under guardianship, or persons under assistance who have obtained the necessary consent for contract conclusion fall under the case of special reasons in Article 70 of Yoyaku-rei. (2) Persons who have been certified with general competitive participation qualifications for civil engineering works of Grade C or D (for Grade D, with qualification points of 800 or more) in the Hokkaido Regional Forest Office for Reiwa 7 and 8. (For companies undergoing rehabilitation proceedings based on the Corporate Reorganization Act (Law No. 154 of 2002) or reconstruction proceedings based on the Civil Rehabilitation Act (Law No. 225 of 1999), re-certification of general competitive participation qualifications based on procedures separately determined by the Director of the Hokkaido Regional Forest Office after the decision to commence proceedings is required.) (3) Persons who are not undergoing rehabilitation proceedings based on the Corporate Reorganization Act or reconstruction proceedings based on the Civil Rehabilitation Act (excluding those who have received re-certification under (2)). (4) Have a track record of having performed similar construction work as the prime contractor with a contract amount of 5 million yen or more (including consumption tax) (no limit on contract amount for maintenance and repair work) within the 15 years from April 1, Reiwa 3 to March 31, Reiwa 8. (For joint ventures, the track record of a constituent member with an investment ratio of 20% or more will be recognized as that member's track record.) If the track record is for work ordered by the Director of a Regional Forest Office, etc. (Director-General of the Forestry Agency, Director of the Forest Technology Training Institute, Directors of Regional Forest Offices, Directors of Forest Management Offices, Deputy Directors of Forest Management Offices, Directors of Forest Management Offices, Directors of Erosion Control Centers, and Directors of Comprehensive Erosion Control Projects; hereinafter the same), the performance evaluation score (hereinafter referred to as "evaluation score") of less than 65 points on the construction performance evaluation table prescribed in Article 4, Paragraph 3 of the "Forestry Agency Construction Performance Evaluation Guidelines" (Notice No. 10-Rinya-Kan-31 dated March 31, Reiwa 10) will not be recognized as a track record. For ongoing construction joint ventures, all constituent members must have a construction track record that meets the above criteria. Similar work: Forest civil engineering work (stream channel work and hillside work in erosion control projects, new construction of forest roads or work roads conforming to forest road regulations, new construction, improvement, disaster recovery work in forest road projects, special repairs). (5) A chief engineer or supervising engineer who meets all of the following criteria can be assigned to the work based on the Building Business Act (Law No. 100 of 1949). However, for work prescribed in Article 26, Paragraph 3 of the Building Business Act, they can be assigned full-time. For work prescribed in Article 26, Paragraph 2 of the Building Business Act, a full-time supervising engineer can be assigned. For supervising engineers, a person who meets all criteria except for (3) below, who assists the supervising engineer in their duties, can be concurrently assigned to up to two construction sites. Furthermore, for the period until commencement of site construction and the period after completion of construction until the completion of inspection and only administrative procedures and cleanup remain, the full-time assignment of a chief engineer or supervising engineer is not necessarily required. ① Must be a Grade 1 Civil Engineering Construction Management Engineer, Grade 2 Civil Engineering Construction Management Engineer, or possess equivalent or higher qualifications. ② Must have experience in the work described in (4) within the 15 years from April 1, Reiwa 3 to March 31, Reiwa 8. If the work was ordered by a Regional Forest Office Director, etc., and the construction performance evaluation score is less than the score specified in the tender documents, the experience will not be recognized. ③ For supervising engineers, must possess a supervising engineer's license and a certificate of completion of supervising engineer training, or equivalent. (6) The applicant must not have been subject to a suspension of bidding order from the Director of the Hokkaido Regional Forest Office based on the "Procedures for Handling Suspension of Bidding Orders for Construction Contracts, etc." (Notice No. 59-Rinya-Kei-156 dated June 11, Reiwa 59) from the submission deadline of the application for confirmation of competitive participation qualifications (hereinafter referred to as "Application") and confirmation documents (hereinafter referred to as "Documents") until the opening of bids. (7) If there is a track record of similar work ordered by the Director of a Forest Management (Branch) Office within the Hokkaido Regional Forest Office jurisdiction, completed and delivered between April 1, Reiwa 5 and March 31, Reiwa 8, the average performance evaluation score for such work must be 65 points or higher. (8) The applicant must not be a contractor who received design services for the work described in item 1 above, or a construction company with a capital or personnel relationship with such a contractor (refer to the tender documents). (9) There must be no capital or personnel relationship between the applicants (excluding cases where all parties with such relationships are members other than the representative of the joint venture) (refer to the tender documents). (10) The head office, branch office, or business office based on the Building Business Act must be located within the jurisdiction of the Hokkaido Regional Forest Office (within Hokkaido). If applying as an ongoing construction joint venture, the head office location of the joint venture listed in the qualified contractor roster must be within the said area. (11) The applicant must not be a construction company that is effectively controlled by a gangster, or equivalent, and has been requested to be excluded from projects ordered by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries by the police authorities, and such a state continues. (12) The applicant must not be a construction company that has not filed the following notifications (excluding those not obligated to do so): ① Notification under Article 48 of the Health Insurance Act (Law No. 70 of 1922). ② Notification under Article 27 of the Employees' Pension Insurance Act (Law No. 115 of 1954). ③ Notification under Article 7 of the Employment Insurance Act (Law No. 116 of 1974). 3. Confirmation of Eligibility for Competition, etc. (1) Applicants wishing to participate in this open competitive tender must submit an application and supporting documents in accordance with the following and have their eligibility for participation confirmed by the authorized officer for expenditure. However, certified businesses under the "Green Guardian Certification System" (Silver or higher) may omit the submission of supporting documents for items 2(4) and 2(7) by submitting copies of their certification and approval letters. (2) Submission Period, Place, and Method for Application and Supporting Documents ① Submission Period: From 9:00 to 17:00 on August 25, Reiwa 8 to September 7, Reiwa 8 (excluding administrative holidays as defined in Article 1, Paragraph 1 of the Administrative Holidays Act (Law No. 91 of 1988)). Please submit the application and supporting documents as early as possible within the submission period. ② Submission Destination: 21-4 Midori-cho, Shimokawa Town, Kamikawa District, Hokkaido, 098-1202, Kamikawa Northern Forest Management Office, General Affairs Group. Phone: 050-3160-5735 Email: h_kamikawahokubu@maff.go.jp ③ Other: Submission must be made using the electronic bidding system. Details will be provided in the tender documents. Submission by mail or fax will not be accepted. However, if paper bidding is approved, it must be brought to the location specified in ②. (3) The application and supporting documents must be prepared in accordance with the tender documents. (4) Applicants who do not submit the application and supporting documents within the period specified in ① of (2), or who are found not to meet the eligibility requirements, will not be able to participate in this open competitive tender. 4. Bidding Procedures, etc. (1) Department in Charge: 21-4 Midori-cho, Shimokawa Town, Kamikawa District, Hokkaido, 098-1202, Kamikawa Northern Forest Management Office, General Affairs Group. Phone: 050-3160-5735 Email: h_kamikawahokubu@maff.go.jp (2) Period and Method for Obtaining Tender Documents ① Delivery Period: August 24, Reiwa 8 to September 28, Reiwa 8. ② Method: Delivery will generally be made via the internet. https://www.rinya.maff.go.jp/hokkaido/apply/publicsale/ippan_kamikawahokubu.html (3) Date, Time, Place, and Submission Method for Bidding and Bid Opening Bids must be submitted through the electronic bidding system. However, in unavoidable circumstances and with the approval of the contracting authority, paper bids may be submitted in person. Submission by methods other than in-person delivery, such as mail, will not be accepted. ① For electronic bidding system: Bidding start date and time: September 24, Reiwa 8, 9:30 AM Bidding end date and time: September 29, Reiwa 8, 9:30 AM ② For paper bidding (in-person submission): Bids must be submitted in person at the Kamikawa Northern Forest Management Office Bidding Room by 9:30 AM on September 29, Reiwa 8. ③ Bid opening will be held at the Kamikawa Northern Forest Management Office at 9:30 AM on September 29, Reiwa 8. ④ For paper bidding, a copy of the notification of eligibility confirmation and a power of attorney, if applicable, must be presented. 5. Other (1) Language and Currency: Japanese and Japanese currency only. (2) Bid Security and Contract Security ① Bid Security: Exempt ② Contract Security: Required (Depository Bank: Bank of Japan, Nayoro Branch). However, the payment of contract security can be substituted by fulfilling the following conditions: a) Provision of interest-bearing national bonds (Custody Bank: Bank of Japan, Sapporo East Branch). b) Guarantee from a financial institution or guarantee company (as defined in Article 2, Paragraph 4 of the Law Concerning Guarantees for Advance Payments for Public Works, Law No. 184 of 1952) (Contracting Authority: Kamikawa Northern Forest Management Office). Furthermore, if a performance guarantee bond for public works is provided or a performance guarantee insurance contract is concluded, the payment of contract security will be waived. When using electronic certificates, etc. (guarantee certificates issued in electromagnetic record format), the successful bidder shall provide the contract information and authentication information used to view the electronic certificates, etc. uploaded to the electronic certificate viewing service to the contracting officer, who will then use this information to view the electronic certificates. (3) Submission of Breakdown of Construction Costs: A breakdown of construction costs corresponding to the bid amount stated in the first bid must be submitted via the electronic bidding system or other means at the time of the first bid. For paper bidding, the breakdown of construction costs (free format) must be submitted along with the bid. Bids without a submitted breakdown of construction costs will be considered invalid. (4) Invalid Bids: ① Bids submitted by persons who do not meet the eligibility requirements stated in this notice, bids with false statements in the application or supporting documents, and bids that violate the conditions of bidding are invalid. ② If a successful bidder is found to have submitted an invalid bid, the award decision will be revoked. ③ Even if a person is confirmed to be eligible by the authorized officer for expenditure, if they do not meet the qualifications listed in item 2 at the time of bid opening, they will be considered ineligible. ④ In the case of ① above, a bid suspension order under Article 1, Paragraph 1 of the "Procedures for Handling Suspension of Bidding Orders for Construction Contracts, etc.", or a written or verbal warning or caution under Article 10 may be issued. (5) Method of Determining the Successful Bidder: The successful bidder will be the one who submits the lowest valid bid within the scope of the estimated price prepared in accordance with Article 79 of Yoyaku-rei, among those whose eligibility for competition has been confirmed. However, for works with an estimated price exceeding 10 million yen, if it is determined that the bid price of the intended successful bidder is unlikely to ensure the fulfillment of the contract in accordance with its content, or if it is deemed significantly inappropriate because concluding a contract with that person would disrupt the order of fair trade, another bidder who submitted a bid within the scope of the estimated price, with the lowest bid price, may be selected as the successful bidder.