The Government of the Virgin Islands (British) invites tenders for:
Reconstruction of Road, Slope Stabilisation and Drainage works at Windy Hill, Tortola, British Virgin Islands: 

The Government of the Virgin Islands (GOVI) has received financing from the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) towards the cost of Reconstruction of Road and Slope Stabilisation at Windy Hill, Tortola, British Virgin Islands and intends to apply a portion of the proceeds to eligible payments under a contract for which this invitation is issued.

SCOPE OF WORKS
The proposed scope of works at Windy Hill involves the construction of two (2), three meter (3m) high retaining walls for slope stabilization. The construction of reinforced concrete road pavement and a combination of reinforced concrete box culverts. There are three (3) open box drains which are proposed for the collection of water runoff. A cascading box drain is proposed to be situated along the full length of the down slope. A following box drain is proposed alongside the lower road leading to the existing bridge.
The works will also include furnishing all plant, labour, equipment and materials and performing all operations in connection with the Reconstruction of Road, Slope Stabilisation and Drainage works at Windy Hill, Tortola, Tortola, British Virgin Islands in accordance with the tender and construction issue drawings and specifications.

INSTRUCTIONS TO TENDERERS
Tenderers are required to furnish originals of the following:
a) Certificates of Good Standing in respect of Social Security and all Taxes including Payroll Taxes and Property Taxes from:
(i) The Director of the Social Security Board; and
(ii) The Commissioner of Inland Revenue
b) Trade License (valid for 2015) (if Partnership or Sole Proprietorship)
c) Certificates of Good Standing from Commercial Registry (if company is a registered agent).
Note: The date of issue indicated on the above-mentioned certificates should be no earlier than one month prior to the date of submission.
d) Tenderers are to supply other documentation as listed in the Tender Document, Instructions to Tenderers.
Tenderers will be required to provide a Tender Security from a Bank or Insurance Company for a sum equivalent of 5% of the Contract Sum.
Failure on the part of tenderers to enclose the supporting documentation as indicated above with each respective tender will render the tender non-responsive on the date of the opening of tenders.