TIMES NATION 7THE TIMES OF INDIA, JAIPURFRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2010

T Ramavarman | TNN

Kochi: The National Investi-gation Agency (NIA) on Thurs-day filed a chargesheet against17 persons for organising a se-cret camp of the banned Stu-dents Islamic Movement of In-dia (SIMI) at Panayikulam,near Aluva, on Aug 15, 2006.

The chargesheet filed be-fore the CBI special court judgeS Vjaykumar here revealedthat the camp was held at theHappy Auditorium. K N Ra-jesh, a sub-inspector attachedto the police station raided thecamp following a tip-off. Hefound 17 persons attending thecamp and some of them weremaking inflammatory speech-es. Pro-Pakistani, anti-govern-ment, seditious and provoca-tive books and pamphlets wereseized from the accused, saidthe chargesheet by LhariDorgee Latoo, superintendentof police, NIA, New Delhi.

Most of the accused werearrested at different times butall of them were let off on bail.

While one of the accusedRasheed turned approver, an-other accused, Nasser, was ab-sconding. According to NIA,he was in the Gulf and effortswere on for his extradition.

The chargesheet was filedafter examining 89 witnessesand 69 documents . “During athorough and exhaustive in-vestigation conducted by theNIA, it was established that theaccused — P A Shaduly, AbdulRasik, Ansar, Nizamudeen,

Shammi, Shameer, Abdul Ha-keem, Nizar, MohayudheenKutty, Muhammed Nissar,Ashkar, Nissar, Salih, Hashim,Riyas, Muhammed Naisamand Nissar — entered into acriminal conspiracy to advo-cate, incite and abet unlawfulactivities for secession of Kash-mir from India and to bring ha-tred and contempt towards thegovernment of India and infurtherance of the said con-spiracy, they committed thecrime,” the NIA said in a pressrelease posted on the Ministryof Home Affairs website.

They have been charged un-der various Acts and provi-sions such as 120 B (criminalconspiracy), 124 A (sedition) ofthe IPC, 10 a(i), 10 a(ii) and Sec-tion 13 (1)(b) of Unlawful Ac-tivities (Prevention) Act.

The state police had ar-rested five persons initially andhad let off the remaining par-ticipants in the camp. Two ofthe accused — Ansar andShaduli — were picked up bythe Rajasthan police later for

masterminding the Jaipurblasts which killed about 80people. Another accused wasdetained by the Karnatakacops after the July 2008 serialblasts. It also came to light lat-er that Shaduli’s brother, Shi-bly Peediackal Abdul, was oneof SIMI’s key operatives insouth India. A wanted man inthe 2006 Mumbai serial blasts,he was arrested in MadhyaPradesh in March 2008 in whatwas a major crackdown on theoutfit’s leadership.

Ansar Moulavi and Shadulialso attended a secret trainingcamp held by the SIMI in thetourist haven of Vagamon inKerala’s Idukki district in De-cember 2007, a year after theywere arrested in Panayikku-lam and released on bail.

The case which was al-legedly derailed by the Keralapolice had attracted nationalattention forcing the govern-ment to hand it over to the NIAafter a TOI report in August2008, in the aftermath of theJaipur and Bangalore blasts.

NIA chargesheets 17 SIMI activistsfor organising secret camp

Nobel laureateVenki refusesto meet Modi

Bharat Yagnik | TNN

Ahmedabad: One person who was missing during thetwo-day visit of Nobel laure-ate Venkatraman ‘Venki’Ramakrishnan to Vadodara,the city of his alma mater,was chief minister NarendraModi.

Sources told TOI, effortshad been made to get Venki tomeet Modi in Gandhinagar orVadodara, but he is said tohave refused apparently be-cause of the CM’s tarnishedimage due to the 2002 riots.Theonly picture where Modi andVenki were ‘seen’ togetherwere a couple of posters putup outside the hotel where hestayed and the airport, whichshowed Vadodara mayor in thecentre, flanked by Venki andModi.

According to sources, “Ef-forts had been made by thestate education departmentand the CM’s office to arrangea meeting between the two, for30 minutes or so, but it did notmaterialise, because Venki didnot agree.’’

Known to be an intense ac-ademic, Venki is also said tohave strong views on the Gu-jarat riots of 2002.

When contacted, MS Uni-versity VC Ramesh Goyal, whohosted a dinner for Venki dur-ing his visit, told TOI, “He hadno plan to go anywhere andhad come exclusively to MSUniversity of Baroda. Venkidid not even wish to meet any-one.’’

Sources said, “In fact, if wehad invited Modi for the MSUniversity convocation, he(Venki) might not have at-tended.’’

Just a week before Venki’svisit another Nobel laureateRK Pachauri attended a func-tion where Modi released hisbook on climate change inAhmedabad.

NIA claims link betweenSimi, LeT in a chargesheetfiled against 17 activists ofSimi in Kochi court

Agency filed chargesheet incase relating to a secretmeeting held by Simi mennear Kochi on Aug 15, 2006

Case was handed over toNIA after Kerala copsregistered a case against only5 of the 17 Simi men who wererounded up from the venue

Terror Trail

Srikrishna panel submits report on TelanganaTIMES NEWS NETWORK

New Delhi: The Justice Srikrishna Com-mittee on Telangana statehood demandon Thursday submitted its report tohome minister P Chidambaram. After ameeting, the five-member committee,headed by former Supreme Court judgeJustice Srikrishna, met the home min-ister in North Block office to present thereport.

Details of the report are still awaited,but the home minister has appealed forpeace. Security all across Andhra Pradeshhas been tightened.

A meeting of eight political partieshas been convened by the home ministeron January 6, 2011. Details of the com-mittee's report will only be revealed oncethey are shared with the other politicalparties. “I propose to convene a meeting

of 8 recog-nised politicalparties ofA n d h r aPradesh onJanuary 6. Im-mediately af-ter the meet-ing, the reportwill be madepublic,” Chi-d a m b a r a msaid.

O nWednesday,Prime Minis-ter Dr Man-mohan Singhpresided over

an emergency meeting of the Union Cab-inet to review the Telangana state issue

and security in Andhra Pradesh aheadof the submission of the report.

Earlier, the five-member committeeon Telangana statehood issue had saidit would give “several options with theirpros and cons” in its report that will seekto achieve the highest satisfaction of thelargest number.

Addressing a press conference hereon Tuesday, Justice B N Srikrishna hopedthat the report, would offer a solution tothe divisive demands for the bifurcationof Andhra Pradesh. He also expressedthe hope that all political parties in thestate will accept the report and maintainpeace and harmony after the report issubmitted.

“I hope peace prevails in the state af-ter the report is submitted. It is the re-sponsibility of the politicians and themedia,” he said.

Home Minister PChidambaram speaks tomedia after receiving theSrikrishna panel report inNew Delhi on Thursday

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EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR EMPANELMENT OF VENDORS FORCOMMUNICATION//INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS OUT OF

TELEPHONE ADMINISTRATION GRANT (TAG)/INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY (IT) FUND FOR FY 2011-12

1 . HQ South Western Comd (Sigs) flereby invites wax sealed Expression of Interest �0l) from reputed Original EquipmentManufacturers (OEMs)/System Integrators/Channel Partners for empanelment to execute Telephone AdministrationGrant/Information Technology projects for financial year 201 1 -1 2, subject to fulfillment of obligatory criteria stated insubsequent paragraphs.2. The items mentioned at Pam 6 below are tentative. Final figures will be fixed as per requirement at the time ofplacement of supply order which may vary depending on the technical need of projects. A A vendor may apply forempanelment for more than one category of equipment/system.3. Certifications/Enclosures Required: Applications for empanelment be sent alongwith the following essentialdocuments:-

(a) All vendors must submit applications for registration on their letterhead duly signed by the CEO or his authorizedsignatory giving information about the nature of business.�) Proof of satisfactory completion of pro]ectslsupply/service/commissioning or similar items/Services in

Government/ Semi-Government/PSUs etc. during last three years.(C) Proof of partnership between OEM and System Integrator.(r Experience of installation of quoted products in a Govt. Institution/previous experience of working with IndianArmy will be preferred. Certificates of performance from other reputed users will be provided as supporting supporting documents.Vendors already registered with TEC of DOT, MTNL, BSNL, VSNL Ministry of l&T, DGS&D, CII, M&IT and NASSCOMshould submit their registration certificate/Rate Contract documents.(e) Income Tax details and audited balance sheets for the last three years. Income Tax Clearance Certificate with acopy of PAN cards issued by Income Tax department.(f) Trade license number.(g) ISO 9001: 2000 or any other higher certification if available will be attached.(h) Valid Sales/Excise/Service Tax Certificate.ffi Office addresses and contact telephone numbers, both landline and mobile as well as fax numbers.(k) Current financial status/capability of the vendor. Copy of certificate may be given from bank.(I) Balance sheet of the company for the last three years. The company should have a clear profit after paying off allliabilities for the last three years.(m) As vendors will be classified for different services offered like turnkey solutions, software development,consultancy, networking, EPABX and other switching/multiplexing equipment system integration etc. they shouldcategorically mention their area of business with certified technical competence for consideration of empanelment.(n) Willngness to abide by stipulations laid down by Indian Army for security, non disclosure , and ethical dealings. (Ifat any stage, the OEM or the nominated System Integrator is found to be violating the accepted norms, he will beremoved from the vendor list and legal action initiate�.(o) Willingness to Execute Proiects in all Terrains and Regions: The company will clearly mention whether it isinterested in getting registered in the national list (pan-India) or in the regional list (i.e. only for Rajasthan and Punjabregion) against each item for which the registration has been applied for. It may be noted that applying for registrationin national list will deem the company liable for honouring all tenders which are issued to the company for TAG projectsfrom any Army Unit, if the company fails to respond to such tenders, the company will be liable to be removed fromthe National vendor list. In addition, if the registered company also fails to respond to tenders even for theRajasthan/Punjab region it is again liable to be removed from the vendor list.(p) Capability to provide training to the users should be specified unambiguously.(q) Certification regarding treating Indian Army as a Preferred Customer for commercial considerations.(r) Certification by OEM to provide support to any equipment for its entire life (generally) ten years from the date ofacceptance) irrespective of the relationship between OEM and the SI.(5) ValIdity: The OEM/SI (if selected) will normally be included in the vendor list for one financial year. Theperformance as certified by user will be sole criterion for continuance in the vendors list.(t) Operation , Administration, Maint and Warranty for a period of 3 years and AMC for a period of 7 years clearly tobe mentioned as part of E0l. Availability of Spare depots and the adequacy of spares in India to be confirmed.(u) The OEM/System Integrators will enclose Non Disclosure Agreement’ alongwith the bid.(v) Indusion of Vendor in the List: Response to this EOl will be on the basis of inclusion inclusion in the vendor list forfinancial year 2011-12. No vendor other than those responding to this EOI will be included.(w) Cateoorv of ltems/Proiects: The OEM or the System Integrator will clearly indicate the category of items/projectcfor which they should be listed. Generic/ambiguous bids will not be evaluated. Details of technology/technicalspecifications will be enclosed alongwith the bid. Presentations and equipment demonstration will be given, if asked for.(x) Responsibility of OEM: OEM will be solely responsible for supporting supporting a product during its life cycle. This will bedone irrespective of OEM’s relationship with the System Integrator. In case an OEM decides to change the SSystemystemIntegrator for operation, administration and maintenance of any project, written permission will be taken from the HQSouth Western Command (Sigs) atleast three months in advance before affecting the change. OEM will also beresponsible for providing solutions conforming to Open Standards’. This is needed for ensuring better interoperability.If any product or solution offered does not conform to Open Standards’ and integration with other system deployed inthe network is not possible, the systems will be rejected and action as deemed appropriate, initiated against the OEM.Certificate as under will be furnished by the OEM and the System integrators:-(I) Certificate by SYstem Intearatars (SO. Ws hereby give a commitment that products/solutionsof the M/s (OEIv will be supported throughout the lifecycle respective of the relationship betweenM/s (OEIv and the M/s (System Integrators)”.

(ii) CertIfIcate Dv OEM. The contractual liability of M/s (SI) will be honoured by M/s___________(OEM) in case of any default by the M/s (System Integrators)” .

4. Intending vendors who are considered acceptable on evaluation of their credentials and who fulfil the requisite criteriaas stated above may be empanelled for issue of tender enquiry notice for supply of required items. However, decision ofChief Signal Officer, Headquarter South Western Comd, Jaipur, will be final and no correspondence on rejection will beentertained.

5. All other terms and conditions would be as per Tender Enquiries issued from time to time.

6. List of items which are intended to be procured are given below:-

(a) SwitchIng Eoulnment (SW):(I) EPABX5, EPAX5, KTS, RLU telephones and their accessories.(ii) Optical Switches Switches and LAN Switches.(iii) Radio Trunking System and Cellular Switching System.(iv) Multi Service Switches, Multilayer Switching System, ATM Switches, Routers, Modem and Multiplexing

equipment (PCM Mux/2M Order MwdHigher Order Mux) .(v) Data switches m d IP Switch/Packet Switching System etc.(vi) ADPCM, opti Mux and Access Multiplexer.(vii) Data communications accessories for legacy NW.(viii) Video Conferencing System (MCU, Camera and other HW and SW).(ix) Access Switches such as ATM Access Device , ATM Concentrator.(x) MPLS/Carrier Ethernet Switches.(xi) Any other networking equipment.(xii) WDM equipment.

(b) Media Equipment (ME):(I) HFNHF/IJHF/Microwave Radio Systems including antenna and towers/masts.(ii) Millimeiric Radio and Laser/Optical Systems.(iii) Optical FIbre Cable (OFC) and Optical Line Terminating Equipment (OLTE).(iv) Satellite Systems (e.g. VSAT5) INMARSAT Terminals GMPCS, Satellite Hub etc.).(v) Modems of all types.(vi) STM/SDH Equipment.(vii) Fractional E-1 equipment with MUX.(viii) STM/SDH Radio Systems.

(C) Cable (1JG/JFC/OFC etc.): UG Cable (Jelly Filled Cable/Copper Wire etc.), Drop wire, Telephone Cable and StructuredCabling (IJTP, Cat 5, Cat 6 and Category 6 A A etc.), Field OFC.

(d) Network Manaoement System fIlMS):

(I) NMS Hardware and Software , Network Monitoring and troubleshooting Equipment.(ii) Communication and Network Test Equipment.(iii) Simulators and Network Analysers.(iv) Simulator Packages for Communication NW5.(v) Handheld network programming devices.

(e) Power Suuolv Systems (PSS):(I) FCBC/SMPS/UPS System.(ii) Batteries of all types, inverters and isolation Transformers.(iii) Captive power system.(iv) Generator Systems.

(f) Secuiitv Systems (SS):(I) FIrewall, Intrusion Detection Systems, Access Control Systems, Data Encryption System (Hardware and

Software both), AES etc.(ii) Cyber Security Systems.(iii) Secrecy Modules for Hand Sets/Hand Mobiles.(iv) Terminal End Secrecy Devices for Voice , data and video.

(9) ProtectIon Eaul�ment (PB:(I) IPM5, SLPs, TLP5.(ii) Earthing Equipment.(iii) Lightening Protection Systems, Spike Arrestors, over/under voltage & over current protection system.(iv) Fibre Protection Systems with Audio and Visual indications.

(h) IT Access Network Peripherals/Equipment (IT AN):(I) Computers, peripherals and consumables of all types required for communication systems.(ii) WAN Equipment.(iii) Routers, switches, LAN extenders and other Networking Peripherals.(iv) XDSL (HDSL/ADSL/SDSL/SHDSL/DSLAM etc).(v) Metro Access Routers, Metro Edge Routers, Headend Access/Edge Devices.(J) Trainina & Specification Standards (ERG): Training Literature and Reference Book pertains to Communication

equipment/systems.(Ic) Test & Measuring Instruments/Tools (lEST):

(I) Laser sources/detectors.(ii) Cable Tracing Eqpt.(iii) Cable Fault Locator.(iv) Laser Range FInders.(v) GPS.(vi) Data Logger for Power and Environment Control.(vii) LAN/WAN Analysers.(viii) Attenuators.(ix) VOIP Testers.(x) RF Power Meters.(xi) Electrical Power Analysers.(xii) SONDE Transmitters and Digital Receivers.(xiii) Digital Measuring Wheel.(xiv) Digital Earth Resistance Testers.(xv) OTDR.(xvi) Digital Comn Analyser.(xvii) Optical Test Kit.(xviii) Splicing and Jointing Tools.

( Miscellaneous (Misc.):(I) Environmental Control System such as Air Conditioners, Cooling/Heating Devises and Dust Control Mechanism

etc. required for Communication Complexes.(ii) Laying of Cable (OFC/UGIJFC).(iii) GIS Software and Maps for records of Cable layout.(lv) All types of accessories for cable (GI Pipes / / HDPE Pipes/Termination Boxes / / Disiribution Boxes / / Jointing Kit etc).(v) All hardware and software for Desk Top Publishing (DTP) at Communication Complexes.(vi) Stationery for communication centers including computer stationery, printing of directories and forms etc.(vii) System Study and Software / / Operating Systems / / Communication software development and procurement.(viii) All Communication related services.(ix) Any new generation communication equipment / / system falling under above categories.(x) Radio Frequency �F) Engineering including ground survey from specialised firms for RF planning.(xi) Main Distribution Frame (MDF) and Digital Distribution Frame (DDF).(xii) Modification of vehs for communication detachments in Mobile role.(xiii) Prototypes and customized customized communication hardware/equipment.(xiv) All kinds of equipment racks and attachments for fitment.(xv) Systems Integration.(xvi) Structured cabling and conducting.(xvii) Towers / / Antenna bases for all types of antennas.

7. EOI will be submitted in duplicate and last date for EOl to reach this Headquarters will be 30 days from the date ofadvertisement. Clarifications, if any regarding EOl should be submitted minimum 15 days prior to last date of submission ofthe EOI. The CSO, South Western Command, will have the right to suspend EOl process/accepprocess/accept/t/reject reject any application if foundincomplete or if information provided by the OEM/SI is inconsistent with that available from MoD or other agencies.Deadline for declaration of qualified OEMs / / SI will be at the discretion of CSO, South Western Command.8. Interested vendors will also indicate the groups under which they have applied for empanelment (namely SW, ME,Cable, NMS, PSS, SS, PE, IT AN, TRG , TEST, Misc.). Wax sealed application should reach the undermentioned address underregistered cover through courier with envelopes marked VENDOR EMPANELMENT - TAG/IT PROJS: FY 2011-12”.To,

Chief Signal Officer

Headquarters South Western CommandPIN-908546C/o 56 APO

9. The last date of receipt of application from vendor registration is 30 days from the date of advertisement.davp 10101/11/0095/1011

MILITARY ENGINEER SERVI CES1. Commander Works Engineers (Project), Banar (Jodhpur), invites applications by 07 Jan 2011from eligible enlisted Contractors of appropriate class of MES as given below and the correspondingclasses of Railways, PWD and CPWD for issue of tender for the following works:-

Name of Work SPECIAL REPAIRS TO BLDG NO. P-87 AND P-88 OF 19 FAD AT AT BANAR UNDERGE BANAR.

Estimated Cost of Work Rs. 27.00 Lakhs.

Completion Period 06 Months.

Amount of Earnest Money Rs. 54,000/-for Contractors notEnlisted with MES

_______________________________________

Cost of Tender Rs. 500/- each in the shape of Call Deposit Receipt from any Scheduled Bankin favour of GE Banar.

Last Date of Receipt of 07 Jan 2011Applications

_________________________________________________________________

Eligibility Criteria:-(a) For MES Enlisted Class: D’ , Category: a’(i)

Contractors(b) For Other Contractors Meeting enlistment criteria of MES in class D’ with regard to having

satisfactorily completed requisite Value Works , Annual Turnover, WorkingCapital , Fixed Assets . No Recovery outstanding in any Government

___________________________

Department , Security Clearance etc.

Date of Issue of Tender On or after 07 Jan 2011.

Date of Receipt of Tender 31 Jan 2011 upto 1530 hrs.

Notes:-

1. The Contractors enlisted in one class below the “Eligibility Criteria” given above may also apply.Accepting officer may consider such applications in the event of inadequate response from eligibleclass contractors.2. Applications not accompanied by requisite value of DD/Banker’s Cheque towards cost of tendershall not be considered for issue of tender.3. Contractors not enlisted with MES will be required to enclose necessary documents to prove theireligibility as given above including Affidavit for no recovery outstanding.

4. In case of rejection of application for issue of tender, the applicant shall be refunded the cost oftender. Contractor may appeal to next higher Engineer Authority i.e. CEBZ for rejection of his applicationfor issue of tender, whose decision shall be final and binding. However, Contractor shall not be entitledto any compensation whatsoever for non-issue of tender.

5. The above details are also available on MES website: www.mes.aov.in and Indian Trade Journal.Full Notice of Tender IAFW-21 62 & Enlistment Criteria is available in all Offices of MES and also on

MES website.

2. For conditions and complete details refer Indian Trade Journal dated 29 Dec. 2010.

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Design and construction of Flyover at Dange Chowk along Aundh Ravel Road.Date: 30/12/2010IFB No.: 29/2010-11Project ID:

NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING (NCB�1. This 1FB follows the General Procurement Notice (GPN) for this Project that appeared in UNDB on line or

October 01, 2008

2. The Government of India has obtained a loan from the International Bank for Reconstruction andDevelopment (1BRD) in various currencies towards the cost of Sustainable Urban Transport Project.[SUTP] in India. It is intended that part of proceeds of this loan will be applied to eligible payments undelthe contract for Design and Construction of Flyover at Dange Chowk along Aundh Ravet Road in thejurisdiction of Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation through Government of Maharashtra.

3. The Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation now invites sealed bids from eligible bidders for Constructiorand Completion of contract as described below.

Name of work Bid Security Cost of Bid Period ofDocument completion

Design and construction of Flyover Rs. 16.80 iakhs Rs.5,000/- 18 Monthsat Dange Chowk along Aundh Ravet Road. including Monsoon

4. Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information from and inspect bidding documents at the Officeof the City Engineer, Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation, Mumbai Pune Road, Pimpri, Puns411018. Maharashtra, India. Phone No. 91-020-67333333, Fax No.91-20-67330000 , email id:’pcmc@vsnl.com from 03/01/11 to 31/01/2011 during office hours (10.00 to 16.00 Hrs).

5. A A complete set of bidding document may be purchased by interested bidders on the submission of awritten application to the above and upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Rs.5,000I- (Rupees FiveThousand) in the form of Demand Draft from any reputed bank or insurance company in any eligiblecountry payable at Pimpri in favour “The Commissioner , Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation”. IIrequested Bidding documents will be dispatched by registered / / Speed post at an additional payment 011NR 2500 per Bid. Employe r will not be responsible for delay occurred in delive ry due postal reasons.

6. A A Pre-bid meeting will be held on 12/01/2011 @ 15.00 hrs. at the office of City Engineer, First Floor ,Pimpri Chinchwad Corporation, Main Building, Mumbai-Pune Road, Pimpri , Pune -411018.

7. Bidding will be conducted through the National Competitive Bidding procedures specified in the WorldBank Guidelines: Procurement under IBRD Loans and IDA Credits and is open to all bidders from eligiblesource countries as defined in the guidelines.

8. Bids must be delivered to the Controller of StoresStores, Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation, Mumba�Pune Road, Pimpri, Pune 411 018. Maharashtra, India on or before 15.00 hours on 31/01/2011 and musibe accompanied by a bid security of Re 16.80 iakhs.

9. Bids will be opened in the presence of bidders/representatives who choose to attend at 15.30 hours on31/01/2011 at the office of Controller of Stores, Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation, Mumbai Puns

Road, Pimpri, Pune 411 018. Maharashtra, India.Adv No :- 239 SW-No:- ENGG/ACC1T/WS/1/877/1 0 CommissionerDate :- 30th December , 2010 Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation,

Mumbai Pune Road, Pimpri -411 018Maharashtra State, (India)Phone No: 91-020-67333333 Fax No: 91-020-67330000Email: pcmc@vsni.com / / computer@pcmcindia.gov.in