MAHARASHTRA INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
ENABLING AUTHORITY RULES, 2018
PREAMBLE
In exercise of the powers conferred by
sub-section (1) of section 24 of the Maharashtra Infrastructure Development
Enabling Authority Act, 2018 (Mah. Act. XXVIII of 2018), and of all other
powers enabling it in that behalf, the Government of Maharashtra is hereby
makes the following rules, namely:-
CHAPTER I PRELIMINARY
Rule - 1. Short title and commencement.
(1)
These
rules may be called the Maharashtra Infrastructure Development Enabling
Authority Rules, 2018.
(2)
They
shall come into force on the date of publication in the Official Gazette.
Rule - 2. Definitions.
(1)
In
these rules, unless the context otherwise requires,-
(a)
"Competitive
Bidder" means a Person or lead member (in case of joint venture or
consortium), who participate in the competing bids for Infrastructure Project;
(b)
"Form"
means form appended to the rules;
(c)
"Government
Company" means the Government Company as defined in clause (45) of section
2 of the Companies Act, 2013 (18 of 2013);
(d)
"International
Competitive Bidding" means a bidding process under which bidders from all
over the world, except those having nationality of a country declared
ineligible by the Government of India, are allowed to participate;
(e)
"National
Competitive Bidding" means a bidding process in which bidders the
territory of from within, India, are allowed to participate;
(f)
"Net
Worth" shall have the same meaning as defined in clause (57) of section 2
of the Companies Act, 2013 (18 of 2013);
(g)
"Act"
means the Maharashtra Infrastructure Development Enabling Authority Act, 2018
(Mah. Act, XXVIII of 2018);
(h)
"Portal"
means such website that serves as gateway for electronic operation, processing
of applications and competitive bids, specified in these rules;
(i)
"proposal"
means an Unsolicited Proposal as defined in sub-section (21) of section 2;
(j)
"Schedule"
means Schedule appended to these rules.
(2)
Words
and expressions used but not defined herein shall have the same meaning
respectively assigned to them under the Act.
CHAPTER II OTHER MEMBERS OF THE
AUTHORITY
Rule - 3. Appointment of other Members of the Authority.
(1)
For
the purpose of sub-section (2) of section 4, the State Government may appoint
the expert Members, from time to time, on the Authority, who have adequate
knowledge of, or experience in, or shown capacity in, dealing with problems
relating to,-
(a)
Infrastructure
Sector;
(b)
law;
(c)
agriculture;
(d)
industry;
and
(e)
finance.
(2)
The
expert Members appointed under sub-rule (1), shall hold office for a period of three
years or at the pleasure of the Government.
(3)
The
expert Members appointed under sub-rule (1), shall not be more than five.
(4)
The
remuneration and allowances payable to such expert Members shall be as provided
by Government Order.
CHAPTER III INFRASTRUCTURE
SECTORS
Rule - 4. Infrastructure Sector and value of projects.
(1)
The
proposal for Infrastructure Project submitted under sub-section (1) of section
6 shall be within the Infrastructure Sectors and sub-sectors as specified in
Schedule A.
(2)
The
value of the proposal of the Infrastructure Project shall not be less than the
value specified in Schedule A.
CHAPTER IV ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Rule - 5. Eligibility of applicant or bidder.
(1)
The
eligibility criteria for submission of proposal for any Person under sub-section
(1) of section 6 or for competitive bidder specified in sub-section (1) of
section 13, shall be as under,
(a)
has
minimum average turnover of 100% of the estimated project cost in the last
three financial years, and in case of joint venture or consortium, average
turnover of minimum 100% of project cost in last three financial years by lead
Member;
(b)
net
Worth of minimum 25% of the estimated project cost, and in case of joint
venture or consortium a Net Worth of lead member shall not be less than 25% of
the estimated project cost;
(c)
completed
or substantially completed at least one Infrastructure Project, of which cost
shall not be less than 50% of total estimated project cost over the last ten
years and in case of joint venture or consortium, such project shall be
completed by lead member. A project shall be considered as substantially
completed, if at least 90% of such project is financially completed;
(d)
not
been blacklisted by the Central Government or any State Government or any
Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority or Government
Company or statutory authority or public sector undertaking, or Financial
Institution;
(e)
does
not have a conflict of interest that affects the procedure for Infrastructure
Projects delivery process under section 6 or the open competitive bidding
process under rule 14. The conflict of interest shall be verified as per the
criteria issued by the Ministry of Expenditure, Government of India, from time
to time, or as prescribed by the Authority.
(2)
The
eligibility criteria specified in sub-section (1) may be revised by the
Authority as per the requirements of the specific Project.
(3)
The
Person shall fulfill the prequalification or qualification criteria or
parameters for bidders, as above or as per the bid document issued by the
Authority from time to time and for open bidding, Competitive Bidder shall
fulfill the prequalification or qualification criteria as specified in bid
document issued for competitive bids. The qualification criteria under this
clause shall govern over the criteria prescribed in sub-rule 1 above.
CHAPTER V PROCEDURE FOR
SUBMISSION OF PROPOSAL
Rule - 6. Procedure for submission of proposal.
(1)
The
Person who fulfills the eligibility criteria specified in rule 5 shall eligible
to submit the proposal under section 6.
Explanation.-The Person shall include the
lead Member (in case of a joint venture or consortium).
(2)
Any
Person, desirous of developing the infrastructure Project specified in Schedule
A, shall submit the proposal under sub-section (1) of section 6, in Form 1,
along with requisite documents, details of prefeasibility report in line with
Form 2 and Certificates in Form 3.
(3)
The
proposal shall be along with non-refundable fee of rupees ten thousand in the
form of Demand Draft or any other method prescribed by the Authority, by the
name of the Authority.
(4)
The
Person shall upload the scanned copy of duly filled up and signed Forms 1, 2
and 3 (along with copies of all supporting documents annexed thereto), on the
Web Portal designated by the Authority. The Person shall also within a period
of seven working days from the date of such online submission, physically
submit the duly filled up and signed uploaded documents to the Authority.
Explanation.-For the purposes of the Act and
these rules, the date of submission of the duly filled up and signed Forms and
documents with the Authority shall be considered as the date of submission of
the proposal.
(5)
The
Designated Officer of the Authority shall place the proposal before the
Authority.
Rule - 7. Declaration of status of proposal.
(1)
If
the Authority is satisfied that the proposal submitted under rule 6 is adequate
to declare such proposal as Infrastructure Project, the Authority shall declare
such Project as the Infrastructure Project.
(2)
The
Authority shall issue a Certificate in Form 4 to such Person.
(3)
The
Authority shall take the decision within thirty days from the date of receipt
of the proposal under sub-rule (4) of rule 6.
CHAPTER VI ORIGINAL PROJECT
PROPONENT AND OBJECTIONS
Rule - 8. Declaration of Original Project Proponent.
(1)
Upon
grant of Certificate under sub-rule (2) of rule 7, the Authority shall
ascertain whether such Person can be qualified as the Original Project
Proponent for such Infrastructure Project or not.
(2)
If
the Authority is satisfied that, the proposal submitted by the Person under
rule 6 is adequate to declare such Person as the 'Original Project Proponent'
under sub-section (3) of section 8, the Authority may, with the approval of the
Government, declare such Person as 'Original Project Proponent' of such
Infrastructure Project.
(3)
The
decision of the Authority as to declaring the person as the Original Project
Proponent of the Project, under sub-section (3) of section 8, shall be taken
within a period of thirty days from the date of receipt of the proposal:
Provided that, if the Authority decides to
reject the proposal, such decision shall be communicated within a period of
thirty days from the date of receipt of the proposal.
(4)
If
the Authority is satisfied that, it is necessary to seek the further
information or detailed proposal under sub-section (7) of section 6 from such
Person, the Authority may call the detailed proposal and financial offer as
specified in rule 9.
(5)
Upon
receipt of detail proposal including Detailed Project Report in Forms 5 and 6,
if the Authority is satisfied that, the proposal and the information submitted
is adequate, the Authority may, if such Person has not been declared as
'Original Project Proponent' under sub-rule (2), declare such person as
Original Project Proponent, with approval of the Government, for such
Infrastructure Project under sub-section (3) of section 8.
(6)
The
Authority shall scrutinize the Detailed Project Report submitted by the
Original Project Proponent and to give approval to such proposal.
(7)
No
changes shall be permitted in the Detailed Project Report once it is approved
by the Authority. However, it may seek clarifications with respect to the
Detailed Project Report from such Original Project Proponent and these
clarifications shall be attached as an addendum to such Detailed Project
Report.
(8)
The
Authority may independently carry out additional study for determining the
project cost, project revenues, viability and risk analysis, etc., to ensure
proper benchmarking.
Rule - 9. Calling of detailed proposal and financial offer.
(1)
As
required by sub-section (7) of section 6 and sub-rule (4) of rule 8, the
Authority may call the following information or detailed proposal from such
Person or Original Project Proponent,-
(a)
the
detailed and comprehensive proposal in Form 6;
(b)
the
Detailed Project Report (except proprietary technology details) in line with
the requirements specified in Form 5;
(c)
a
self-declaration in the manner and as may be required by the Authority;
(d)
details
of proprietary intellectual property rights, know-how and show-how pertaining
to the new/modern technology in the Infrastructure Project, in the manner
provided by the Authority;
(e)
total
estimated cost of the proposed Infrastructure Project, including financial
proposal, Financial Internal Rate of Return (IRR), etc;
(f)
the
detail information about qualification of such Person or Original Project
Proponent provided in rule 5 along with detail documents specified in rule 27;
(g)
project
financial summary with offer in Form 7, to be submitted in separate envelope
marked as "financial proposal";
(h)
such
other documents as provided in check list in Form 8;
(i)
interest-free
Earnest Security amount 0.05% of the total estimated cost of the Project
through demand draft or bank guarantee or any other form prescribed by the
Authority, with a validity period of not less than one hundred and eighty days
commencing from the date of submission of detailed and Comprehensive Proposal
(including claim period of sixty days), to be extended as may be mutually
agreed, from time to time.
(j)
such
other additional information as the Authority deems fit in connection with such
Infrastructure Project.
(2)
The
information specified in clauses (a) to (f) of sub-rule (1) shall be submitted
in envelope marked as "Technical Proposal".
(3)
The
Person or Original Project Proponent shall within a period of three months from
the receipt of the communication under sub-rule (1) or within the extended
period granted by the Authority, submit the detailed proposal along with such
documents specified thereunder on the Web Portal designated by the Authority.
The Person or Original Project Proponent shall also within a period of seven
working days from the date of such online submission, physically submit the
copies of the duly filled up and signed uploaded documents to the Authority.
(4)
The
Person or Original Project Proponent shall ensure that the financial proposal
and the documents relating thereto shall be duly verified by a qualified
Chartered Accountant having minimum ten years of practice.
Rule - 10. Agreement with Original Project Proponent.
(1)
If
the Original Project Proponent agrees to the terms and conditions for such
Infrastructure Project, the Authority shall enter into an agreement with such
Original Project Proponent as provided in sub-section (1) of section 9 in the
form prescribed by the Authority.
(2)
The
Authority shall enter into an agreement with such Person after declaration of
such Person as Original Project Proponent under sub-rule (2) or (5) of rule 8.
Rule - 11. Nature of concession and benefits to Original Project Proponent.
The following concessions and benefits may be
granted to the Original Project Proponent under sub-section (2) of section 9 by
the Authority,-
(a)
if
the proposal of the Original Project Proponent has deviation of less than ten
per cent. compared to the lowest or most beneficial bidder, the Original
Project Proponent has right to match his proposal with such lowest or most
beneficial bid;
(b)
right
to participate directly in the final round of the competitive bid;
(c)
entitle
to reimbursement of the cost of the Detailed Project Report, if the Project is
implemented; and
(d)
right
to intellectual property shall be protected, he may license the intellectual
property rights associated with the Unsolicited Proposal to the successful
bidder.
Rule - 12. Procedure for publication.
Where the Authority has declared the proposal
as Infrastructure Project under sub-rule (1) of rule 7 and a Person as the
Original Project Proponent for such Infrastructure Project under sub-rule (2)
or (5) of rule 8, the Authority shall through concerned Member-Secretary,
publish a provisional declaration of such Infrastructure Project and Original
Project Proponent on the Web Portal designated by the Authority and at least
one daily newspaper in Marathi and English languages having circulation in that
area in such form as directed by the Authority, for calling objections from
affected persons.
Rule - 13. Procedure for dealing with objections.
(1)
The
interested person or any person directly affected in connection with the
declaration made under rule 12 may, within a period of thirty days from the
date of such publication, may submit the objections to the Authority against
such Infrastructure Project or against such Person as the Original Project
Proponent for such Infrastructure Project, in the manner as may be required by
the Authority, on the ground that, -
(a)
there
is already ongoing process (Public Private Partnership or otherwise) that is
addressing similar public need;
(b)
the
Original Project Proponent has wrongfully obtained the proprietary intellectual
property rights or know how or show how or any part thereof from itself or from
a person under or from whom it claims;
(c)
the
proprietary intellectual property rights or know how or show how or any part
thereof has been published before the date of submission of such proprietary
intellectual property rights or know how or show how or any part thereof,
before the Authority by such Original Project Proponent;
(d)
the
proposed Infrastructure Project obviously and clearly does not involve substantial
new technology or new innovation or innovative financing;
(e)
the
proposed Infrastructure Project involves technology or innovation which is
anticipated having regard to the knowledge, oral or otherwise, available within
any local or indigenous community in India or elsewhere;
(f)
affect
any person;
(g)
any
other ground related to the Project and its implementation.
(2)
The
objections shall be heard by the Member-Secretary or his representative. Any
objections in respect of sub-rule (1) shall be promptly conveyed to the
Original Project Proponent for examination. The Original Project Proponent
shall submit his clarification to the Member-Secretary or his representative
within ten days.
(3)
The
Authority shall take the final decision on such objections within fifteen
days.
CHAPTER VII OPEN COMPETITIVE BID
Rule - 14. Procedure of competitive bidding.
(1)
The
Authority shall after publication of provisional declaration of the Project
under rule 12 and after completion of hearing procedure under rule 13, take
final decision on the Project with the approval of the Government. The
Authority may direct the concerned Department or the Government Authority,
Government Agency or Local Authority responsible for the implementation of the
Project, to invite the competing bids.
(2)
The
tender notice of competitive bids shall be uploaded on the Web Portal
designated by the Authority and shall also be caused to be published in the
newspapers in the following manner,-
(i)
District
Level - one newspaper;
(ii)
State
Level (Marathi and English) - two newspapers each;
(iii)
National
Level (English and Hindi) - two newspapers each.
(3)
In
case, when the bids are invited at International Level, the heading of
International Competitive Bidding shall be used and necessary publicity for
such bidding shall be made.
(4)
In
the bidding documents, the following contents shall also be incorporated,-
(a)
the
name of the administrative Department;
(b)
necessary
clearances or approvals from respective Authority or Department to be obtained
by the successful bidder;
(c)
the
financial proposal and the documents relating thereto shall be duly verified by
a qualified chartered accountant having minimum ten years of practice;
(d)
any
other requirement relating to the bids.
(5)
The
bidding documents shall clearly mention that the bidding process which is being
taken up is pursuant to the Unsolicited Proposal received.
(6)
The
detail information for qualification of competitive bidder provided in rule 5
along with detail documents specified in rule 27 shall be incorporated in
bidding documents.
(7)
The
Detailed Project Report (except for proprietary technology details) shall be
shared with prospective bidders, so as to ensure fair competition and for
providing an opportunity for a competitive bidding process.
(8)
The
competitive bidding shall be by single stage bidding process.
(9)
The
competing bidders shall submit the requisite Earnest Security of 0.05% of the
cost of Project as per Detailed Project Report submitted by Original Project
Proponent and approved by the Authority. The form and validity of the Earnest
Security shall be as specified in clause (i) of sub-rule (1) of rule 9. The
Earnest Security furnished by the successful bidder may be adjusted against the
bid security.
(10)
The
necessary clause relating to deposition of cost of Detailed Project Report with
Member Secretary or his representative by the successful bidder and payment of
such cost to the Original Project Proponent shall be incorporated in the bid
document for the competitive bidding.
(11)
The
Authority shall ensure that the competitive bid process in respect of such
Infrastructure Project is conducted within the time frame specified in Schedule
B.
(12)
The
Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority responsible for
implementation of the Infrastructure Project, as identified by the Authority
under subsection (1) of section 17, shall adopt the National Competitive
Bidding (NCB) process. The International Competitive Bidding (ICB) process may
be adopted, if there is such a condition of adopting International Competitive
Bidding for certain procurements under an obligation of an agreement with an
Intergovernmental International Financing Institution, or the subject matter of
procurement is such that, in the opinion of such Government Authority or
Government Agency or Local Authority, it will be in the public interest to
adopt International Competitive Bidding, after recording reasons.
(13)
The
concerned Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority shall
consider the competitive bids only if, minimum three qualified bids are
received in respect of an Infrastructure Project in the first call. If in the
second call, less than three qualified bids are received, the bids shall be
considered. If in the second call, no qualified bid is received, the Authority
shall take the final decision in respect of such Infrastructure Project.
(14)
The
concerned Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority, after
technical qualification of bidders in open competition, shall open the
Financial Proposals of bidders in presence of Original Project Proponent and competitive
bidders who prefers to remain present during opening of financial bids.
(15)
The
concerned Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority, with
the approval of Authority, may negotiate the offer of the lowest or most
beneficial competitive bidder.
(16)
The
Financial Proposal of the Original Project Proponent in Form 7 shall be opened
in the presence of Original Project Proponent and the competitive bidders who
prefers to remain present during opening of financial proposal of the Original
Project Proponent:
Provided that, the financial proposal of the
Original Project Proponent shall be opened after negotiation of the offer of
the lowest or most beneficial competitive bidder provided in sub-rule (15).
Rule - 15. Selection of Project Entrepreneur.
(1)
After
opening of bids,-
(a)
if
the financial proposal of the Original Project Proponent is in deviation of
less than 10 per cent. compared to the lowest or most beneficial competitive
bidders, the Authority shall give opportunity to the Original Project Proponent
to match his proposal with the lowest or most beneficial competitive bid. If
the Original Project Proponent has not matched his proposal within the period
specified, the Authority shall select the lowest or most beneficial bidder in
accordance with the evaluation criteria specified in the bidding documents;
(b)
if
the proposal of the Original Project Proponent is in deviation of 10 per cent.
or more, compared to the lowest or most beneficial competitive bid, the
Authority may grant the project to the lowest or most beneficial competitive
bidder and there upon the Original Project Proponent will lose its status as
Original Project Proponent.
(2)
The
Person or bidder who is selected in the bid and to whom the Project has been
assigned shall be called as the Project Entrepreneur of the Project as declared
under subsection (3) of section 14.
Rule - 16. Assignment of Project and security deposit.
After selection of the Project Entrepreneur
of the Project under sub-rule (2) of rule 15, the selected Project Entrepreneur
shall after receipt of Letter of Award, pay the security deposit within the
period prescribed in the tender documents. If the selected Project Entrepreneur
fails to submit the security deposit, his Earnest Security Deposit shall be
forfeited.
CHAPTER VIII CONCESSION AGREEMENT
Rule - 17. Concession Agreement.
(1)
The
Project Entrepreneur and the concerned Government Authority or Government
Agency or Local Authority may enter into Concession Agreement within fifteen
days of issue of Letter of Award or within a period as specified in the bidding
documents, whichever is earlier. The Model Concession Agreement issued by the
Department of Expenditure, Ministry of Finance, Government of India with
necessary modifications shall be used with the approval of the Authority for
such Concession Agreement.
(2)
The
terms and conditions of such Concession Agreement shall be in consonance with
the agreement entered into with the Original Project Proponent under
sub-section (1) of section 9 and rule 10.
Rule - 18. Implementation of Project.
The Government Authority or Government Agency
or Local Authority, who is responsible for implementation of the Infrastructure
Project shall, from time to time, report to the Authority, in the manner
provided by the Authority.
CHAPTER IX DETAILED PROJECT
REPORT
Rule - 19. Detailed Project Report (DPR) preparation cost.
(1)
The
cost of preparing the Detailed Project Report shall be mentioned by the
Original Project Proponent in Form 6 being the detailed and comprehensive
proposal. Such cost shall be inclusive of any external pay out, internal cost,
out of pocket expenses and taxes incurred by the Original Project Proponent
while preparing the Detailed Project Report. The expenses incurred by the
Original Project Proponent shall be submitted with original receipts.
(2)
The
committee constituted by the concerned Member Secretary of the Infrastructure
Project shall negotiate the cost of preparation of the Detailed Project Report
with the Original Project Proponent and ensure that, such assessment of the
Detailed Project Report preparation cost is reasonable and justifiable. The
reimbursement of preparation cost of Detailed Project Report, to the Original
Project Proponent shall not be more than 0.1% of the final accepted bid price
of the Project.
(3)
In
case the Project is allotted to a Person other than the Original Project
Proponent, the amount of the cost of preparation of the Detailed Project Report
shall be recovered from successful bidder and reimbursed to the Original
Project Proponent by Member Secretary of the Infrastructure Project or the
person authorized by him:
Provided that, the Original Project Proponent
shall not be entitled for the cost of preparation of the Detailed Project
Report, if he fails to pay the Earnest Security.
CHAPTER X TRANSACTION ADVISOR
Rule - 20. Appointment of Transaction Advisor.
(1)
The
Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority may appoint the
Transaction Advisor under sub-section (1) of section 18, for the Project as per
their requirements.
(2)
The
expenses to be incurred on Transaction Advisor shall be paid by the concerned
Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority, as the case may
be.
Rule - 21. Functions and duties.
The functions and duties of the Transaction
Advisor shall be as under:-
(a)
examining
the Detailed Project Report submitted under sub-section (1) of section 10 and
rule 9, with respect to technology, technical specifications, cost estimates,
drawings, Internal Rate of Return (IRR), Net Present Value (NPV), Debt-Equity
Ratio, value for money analysis, necessary approvals (statutory or otherwise)
required for the implementation of such Infrastructure Project, etc;
(b)
if
required by the concerned Government Authority or Government Agency or Local
Authority, carrying out additional studies for independently determining the
project cost, project revenues, viability and risk analysis, etc., including
value-for-money analysis to ensure proper benchmarking;
(c)
specifying
broad parameters regarding environment and social safeguards that need to be
adhered during implementation of the Infrastructure Project;
(d)
assisting
the concerned Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority in
procuring necessary approvals and approvals for utility shifting from
appropriate authorities for the implementation of the Infrastructure Project;
(e)
preparation
of the bidding documents and Concession Agreement by incorporating necessary
terms and conditions for open competition and submitting it to the concerned
Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority and obtain
approvals;
(f)
assisting
the concerned Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority in
activities of the competitive bid process, including the launch of bidding
documents, formulation of responses to bidder queries, bid evaluation and
recommendations as per the criteria mentioned in the bidding documents,
contract negotiations and bid closure which are required to be undertaken, for
bringing technical closure of the Infrastructure Project;
(g)
submission
of all documents for approval to the Administrative Department. He shall not
provide any document to the bidders or any other person without explicit
consent from the administrative Department concerned; and
(h)
any
other functions or duties assigned to it by the Authority and the concerned
Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority.
CHAPTER XI SINGLE WINDOW
CLEARANCE
Rule - 22. Single Window Clearance.
(1)
The
Authority shall designate the Web Portal for submission of proposal,
communication regarding proposal, calling additional information and submission
of detailed proposal along with financial proposal from the Person and for
inviting the competing bids.
(2)
In
case of failure of electronic system due to unforeseen circumstances, the
Authority shall provide alternative facilities for submission or communication
with the Persons in relation to the Infrastructure Projects.
Rule - 23. Processing and monitoring of applications.
(1)
An
automated acknowledgement shall be generated on the Web Portal designated by
the Authority for every such proposal and information submitted electronically
and such automated acknowledgment shall be electronically forwarded to the
Person submitting such proposal and information.
(2)
In
case such proposal, and such other information sought by the Authority is
submitted to Authority in physical format as specified in sub-rule (4) of rule
6 and sub-rule (3) of rule 9, the Authority shall cause an acknowledgement to
be issued on the web Portal designated by the Authority within a period of
seven working days of such submission.
(3)
The
Authority shall maintain the register of the proposals received and such other
information sought by the Authority, in electronic or physical form. The
particulars of all the proposals, and such other information sought by the
Authority, shall be entered in the register.
(4)
The
Authority shall monitor the disposal of such proposals within the time limit
specified in the rules and keep record of the communication between the Person
submitting the proposals and the Government Authority, Government Agency and
Local Authority.
(5)
The
proposal on which the Authority has taken a decision within the prescribed time
limit, such decision shall be entered into the register of applications and the
status of the proposals shall periodically uploaded on Web Portal designated by
the Authority.
(6)
Status
report of all approvals, orders and certificates, to be issued by the Authority
shall be provided through the Web Portal to ensure online filing, payments,
tracking of status, approvals and issuance of certificates.
Rule - 24. Maintenance of record by Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority.
(1)
The
concerned Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority
implementing the Project shall maintain the record and other details as
directed by the Authority from time to time.
(2)
The
concerned Government Authority or Government Agency or Local Authority shall
report the status of the Project to the Authority from time to time.
CHAPTER XII INTEGRITY PACT
Rule - 25. Details of integrity pact.
(1)
Any
Person while submitting the proposal to the Authority shall enter into
integrity pact with the Authority as provided in sub-section (2) of section 21.
The Authority shall adopt the model draft of Integrity Pact issued by the
Central Vigilance Commission, from time to time.
(2)
The
conditions specified in the integrity pact shall be binding on the Authority
and the Person submitting the proposal and competing bids.
Rule - 26. Duties of officers and employees dealing with the proposals.
All the officers and employees of the
Authority, Government Authority, Government Agency and Local Authority shall,-
(a)
maintain
an unimpeachable standard of integrity both inside and outside their office;
(b)
act
in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the rules;
(c)
not
allow any bidders to have access to any information in relation to any proposal
submitted by a Person, before such information is available to the public at
large in normal course;
(d)
not
solicit or accept any bribe, reward or gift or any material benefit or any
direct or indirect promise of future employment from anyone, who has submitted
a proposal under the Act;
(e)
not
have any financial interest in any Person or in any proposal submitted under
the Act;
(f)
not
disclose proprietary and source selection information, directly or indirectly,
to any Person other than a Person authorized to receive such information;
(g)
treat
all Persons who has submitted the proposal in a fair and equitable manner in
line with the principle of fairness, integrity and transparency;
(h)
apply
the same criteria of evaluation of the proposals submitted by a Person or
competing bidder;
(i)
not
entertain any favor, recreation, presents, services, etc., from any Person;
(j)
protect
the interests of the concerned Government Authority or Government Agency or
Local Authority under all circumstances while dealing with information and
information sources;
(k)
maintain
confidentially of all proposals as prescribed by the Authority;
(l)
disclose
conflict of interest, if any;
(m)
any
other duties assigned by the Authority.
CHAPTER XIII MISCELLANEOUS
Rule - 27. Other conditions for submission of proposal.
(1)
In
addition to the provisions of rule 6, the Original Project Proponent or the
competitive bidder shall submit the following information or documents,-
(a)
In
case of joint venture or a consortium, a person authorized through power of
attorney executed by all the members in his favour, shall sign the proposal to
be submitted under sub-section (1) of section 6, such power of attorney shall
be submitted along with proposal.
(b)
The
documents in respect of eligibility criteria specified in rule 5,-
(i)
in
respect of clause (a) of sub-rule (1) of rule 5, the audited balance sheets of
last three financial years and Net Worth Certificate;
(ii)
(ii)
in respect of clause (b) of sub-rule (1) of rule 5, the audited balance sheets
of last three financial years;
(iii)
in
respect of clause (c) of sub-rule (1) of rule 5, the Work Done Certificate
issued by the Competent Authority;
(iv)
in
respect of clause (d) of sub-rule (1) of rule 5, undertaking in the format
specified therein;
(v)
attested
copies of Certificate of Incorporation or Registration Certificate or
Partnership Deed or any relevant document in respect of the Project Proponent
or the competitive bidder, as the case may be.
Rule - 28. Taking up Infrastructure Project by the State in case of failure of Project Proponent to submit detailed proposal.
(1)
If
the Person or the Original Project Proponent fails to submit the detailed and
comprehensive proposal within a specified period or extended period, as the
case may be, or any other reason, the Authority may, at its discretion exercise
the option to develop the Project, through the concerned Government Authority
or Government Agency or Local Authority or through any third party, without
having any claims of such Person or Original Project Proponent, in such
project.
(2)
If
the Authority exercises the option in the manner specified above, it shall
declare such decision on the Web Portal of the Authority and inform the same to
the Person or Original Project Proponent.
Rule - 29. Removal of doubt.
If any difficulty arises in the application
or interpretation of these rules, it shall be decided by the State Government
and the decision of the State Government thereon shall be final.
Rule - 30. Repeal.
Existing rules, orders, notifications or
instruments issued by any Government Department or Government Authority or
Government Agency or Local Authority, in respect of Unsolicited Proposal for
development of Infrastructure Sectors covered under this rules shall hereby
repealed.
SCHEDULE A of Maha IEA Rules
(See Rule 4)
Sub:- Statement
showing the Sectors, Sub-sectors and minimum value of unsolicited proposal of
infrastructure projects permissible to be received under Maha IDEA Act-2018
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Sr.
No.
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Sector/Sub-Sector
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Minimum value (Rs. Crores)
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1.
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Agriculture related infrastructure
facilities Project:
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A
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Agro produce related processing and
treatment units.
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25.00
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B
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Agriculture and horticulture markets.
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C
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Floriculture parks and markets.
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D
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Agro-fertilizer processing Centre and
connected infrastructure
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facilities (with common cold storage
facilities).
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2.
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Transportation related Project:
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A
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Roads (bridges, State highways,
flyovers, railway facilities).
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200.00
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B
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Urban transport (MRTS/LRTS/Monorail/High
Capacity Bus System,
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/
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Airstrips/Inland Water Transport/Bus
Truck Urban Facility
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Terminals and associated public
facilities such as Public Amenities
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Centers).
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C
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Warehouse related infrastructure
facilities (Container freight stations
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container depots, cold storage
facilities and tank farms).
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D
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Mechanized and Multi-story Parking
Facilities.
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3.
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Urban and municipal infrastructure
facilities projects:
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A
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Water supply system
including/excluding storage, treatment,
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conveyance and distribution.
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50.00
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B
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Drainage system including collection,
conveyance and sludge
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treatment.
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C
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collection, transportation and
disposal of solid waste, toxic waste and
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biological waste including necessary treatment.
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4.
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Water Resources and conservation
facilities projects:
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A
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(i) Dam safety, strengthening along
with modernization and
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maintenance.
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(ii) Tourism, fisheries and related
activities.
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(iii) Establishment of water
reservoirs centers.
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25.00
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B
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(i) Piped distribution network for
irrigation projects and micro
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irrigation systems.
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(ii) Modernization and operation of
canal distribution system.
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(iii) Irrigation project or part
thereof and lift irrigation project or part thereof.
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50.00
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5.
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Power generation, transmission and
distribution facilities
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projects:
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A
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(i) Thermal power generation
projects.
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(ii) Conventional and pumped storage
hydroelectric projects with
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installation capacity more than 25
MW.
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(iii) Floating solar panels on water
reservoirs.
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200.00
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B
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Generation of power from new and
renewable sources of energy
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excluding 5A above.
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25.00
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C
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Distribution and transmission of
power.
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50.00
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6.
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Housing Facilities projects:
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50.00
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7
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Other infrastructure facilities
projects such as industrial infrastructure, tourism, sports and recreation
infrastructure.
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200.00
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SCHEDULE B
[See Rule 14(11)]
Time Schedule
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Sr.No.
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Activity
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Time Permitted
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1
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Examination of DPR, and preparation
of bid documents/draft tender papers and approval from officer of the
Competent Authority.
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45 (forty-five) days
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2
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Bid invitation and submission of bids
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(a) Within 30 (thirty) days from the
date of first publication of Notice Inviting Bids;
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(b) Where clarifications/addendum are
issued, at least 15 (fifteen) days from date of issue of such
clarifications/addendum;
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(c) In case of International
Competitive Bidding, the period of submission of bids shall be 45 (forty
five) days from the date of first publication of Notice Inviting Bids and at
least 20 (twenty) days from the date of issue of clarifications/addendum.
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3
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Bid evaluation.
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15 (fifteen) days
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4
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Time for Original Project Proponent
to match the most advantageous bid, if any.
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15 days 15 (fifteen) day
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5
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Approval of award and issuance of
Letter of Award.
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Within 7 (seven) days from the
approval of award by the competent authority.
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