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Delhi: Expert Architects to Design Modern Buildings; Applications Open Till 28 November
· Source: Amar Ujala
Old government buildings will be modernized by expert architects who will prepare their design, construction, and technical blueprints. Applications for architects and firms to join the panel are open until 28 November.
Modernization of Buildings
Old buildings will be upgraded to make them modern and suited to current requirements. Expert architects will prepare the designs, construction plans, and technical blueprints to plan space, utility, and facilities. The government will soon announce which department buildings will be constructed and where. The new buildings will be modern, environment-friendly, and designed in compliance with green building standards.
Eligibility and Selection Process
Experienced architects and firms have specific standards to meet in order to be included in the panel:
- The principal architect must be registered with the Council of Architecture and have at least 15 years of experience.
- The selection of firms will be based on both quality and cost.
- Technical qualification will carry 70 percent weightage, while financial proposals will carry 30 percent weightage.
- The selected panel of firms will be formed for an initial period of three years, which can be extended up to five years.
Project Categories
DSIIDC has divided the projects into four categories based on cost to utilize expert firms of varying capacities. These range from major projects valued at more than Rs 50 crore to smaller works of up to Rs 5 crore.
Questions
What is the last date to apply for the architects' panel?
The last date to apply to join the panel is 28 November.
What qualifications are needed for the principal architect?
The principal architect must be registered with the Council of Architecture and possess 15 years of experience.
How will firms be evaluated for selection?
Firms will be evaluated based on quality and cost, with 70 percent weightage given to technical qualification and 30 percent to the financial proposal.
How has DSIIDC categorized the projects?
DSIIDC has categorized the projects into four groups based on cost, ranging from small works up to Rs 5 crore to large projects exceeding Rs 50 crore.
Written in English by Disha Stars from the Amar Ujala report (read the original in Hindi). Check dates and links on the official website before you act.
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