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Sri Lankan government annuls Bandaranaike International Airport construction contract
The Sri Lankan government Thursday said it is cancelling the contract awarded to make improvements to the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) for lack of transparency.
At the weekly cabinet briefing held today (19) the Cabinet Spokesperson Minister Rajitha Senaratne said the Government has cancelled the contract that has already been awarded relating to the BIA runway, overlay and related works.
He said the award of this contract has been made without following a competitive tender procedure and without transparency.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a proposal made by the Minister of Ports, Naval and Aviation Arjuna Ranatunga to annul the contract that has already been awarded.
Sri Lanka in 2013 signed a Rs. 42.5 billion loan agreement with Japan to finance the expansion of the BIA and future developments
The Sri Lankan government Thursday said it is cancelling the contract awarded to make improvements to the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) for lack of transparency.
At the weekly cabinet briefing held today (19) the Cabinet Spokesperson Minister Rajitha Senaratne said the Government has cancelled the contract that has already been awarded relating to the BIA runway, overlay and related works.
He said the award of this contract has been made without following a competitive tender procedure and without transparency.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a proposal made by the Minister of Ports, Naval and Aviation Arjuna Ranatunga to annul the contract that has already been awarded.
Sri Lanka in 2013 signed a Rs. 42.5 billion loan agreement with Japan to finance the expansion of the BIA and future developments
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කටුනායක කොන්ත්රාත්තුව වහාම අවලංගු කෙරේ!
කටුනායක බණ්ඩාරනායක ජාත්යන්තර ගුවන් තොටුපොළෙහි ගුවන් යානා ධාවන පථය නැවත ආස්තරණය හා ආශ්රිත වැඩ කටයුතු සම්බන්ධව අදාළ සමාගමට ලබා දී තිබුණු කොන්ත්රාත්තුව අවලංගු කිරීමට අමාත්ය මණ්ඩල අනුමැතිය ලැබී තිබේ.
අද (19) දහවල් රජයේ ප්රවෘත්ති දෙපාර්තමේන්තුවේ පැවති අමාත්ය මණ්ඩල තීරණ දැනුම් දීමේ මාධ්ය හමුවේ දී කැබිනට් මාධ්ය ප්රකාශක වෛද්ය රාජිත සේනාරත්න අමාත්යවරයා මේ බව ප්රකාශ කළේය.
ඉහත කොන්ත්රාත්තුව ප්රදානය කිරීම තරගකාරී ටෙන්ඩර් පටිපාටියක් අනුගමනය කිරීමකින් තොරව හා විනිවිදභාවයකින් තොරව සිදු වී ඇති බව තහවුරු වී ඇති බැවින් දැනට ප්රදානය කර ඇති කොන්ත්රාත්තුව අවලංගු කිරීම පිණිස නාවික හා ගුවන් සේවා අමාත්ය අර්ජුන රණතුංග මහතා මෙම යෝජනාව ඉදිරිපත් කර ඇති අතර ඒ සඳහා අමාත්ය මණ්ඩල අනුමැතිය ලැබී තිබේ.
කටුනායක ගුවන් තොටුපොළේ ධාවන පථය නැවත ආස්තරණය ඇතුළු ප්රතිසංස්කරණ කටයුතු සඳහා ඉහළ ඇස්තමේන්තුගත මුදලක් මෙම සමාගම විසින් ඉදිරිපත් කර තිබුණු බව රාජිත සේනාරත්න මහතා පැවසුවේය. මෙම ප්රතිසංස්කරණ කටයුතු සඳහා අදාළ සමාගමට කිසිඳු පළපුරුද්දක් ද නොමැති බව තහවුරු වී ඇති බැවත් අමාත්යවරයා වැඩිදුරටත් කරුණු පැහැදිලි කළේය.
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Sri Lanka to call fresh bids for runway repair
main airport after cancelling a deal given by the former regime to a local firm that was 25 percent higher than government estimates.
Ports and Aviation Minister Arjuna Ranatunga has recommended that bids be obtained from "reputed international construction contractors" and request for proposals to be sent to three firms directly.
They are Al Naboodah Construction Group LLC Dubai, UAE, Colas Ltd. of Birmingham, UK and China Harbour Engineering Company, according to a proposal accepted this week by the Cabinet of Ministers.
Funding for the project to repair the runway at the island's international airport at Katunayake will have to be obtained by the contractor as a soft loan, according to the aviation ministry proposal.
The government has cancelled an 85.8 million US dollar contract awarded by the former Rajapaksa regime to local construction firm Access Engineering.
This was because no competitive tender procedure had been followed in the award of the contract and Access Engineering lacked experience for the runway work, Ports and Aviation Minister Ranatunga told the Cabinet of ministers.
No major repair work has been done on the runway after it was opened to air traffic in 1986.
The International Civil Aviation Organization has recommended in their audit observation of Sri Lankan airports that an overlaying of the runway to improve surface condition has to be done.
This was to ensure "the safe operation of aircraft as some cracks have appeared on the runway surface," according to the proposal.
Access Engineering's original proposal in August 2014 was 103.6 million US dollars but this was negotiated down to 85.8 million dollars, which still "was 25 percent over the engineer's estimate," it said.
That original bid was subject to renegotiation with Access Engineering to reduce the final bid price.
But the then-Cabinet of ministers was told the negotiations were not successful and contract awarded o Access at 85.8 million dollars,
Ranatunga has said Access Engineering's "quoted price is also comparatively high" as revealed by inquiries from Al Naboodah Construction Group LLC of Dubai, UAE and Colas Ltd. Birmingham, UK which done similar overlay work on runways in Dubai International Airport and London Gatwick International Airport.
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main airport after cancelling a deal given by the former regime to a local firm that was 25 percent higher than government estimates.
Ports and Aviation Minister Arjuna Ranatunga has recommended that bids be obtained from "reputed international construction contractors" and request for proposals to be sent to three firms directly.
They are Al Naboodah Construction Group LLC Dubai, UAE, Colas Ltd. of Birmingham, UK and China Harbour Engineering Company, according to a proposal accepted this week by the Cabinet of Ministers.
Funding for the project to repair the runway at the island's international airport at Katunayake will have to be obtained by the contractor as a soft loan, according to the aviation ministry proposal.
The government has cancelled an 85.8 million US dollar contract awarded by the former Rajapaksa regime to local construction firm Access Engineering.
This was because no competitive tender procedure had been followed in the award of the contract and Access Engineering lacked experience for the runway work, Ports and Aviation Minister Ranatunga told the Cabinet of ministers.
No major repair work has been done on the runway after it was opened to air traffic in 1986.
The International Civil Aviation Organization has recommended in their audit observation of Sri Lankan airports that an overlaying of the runway to improve surface condition has to be done.
This was to ensure "the safe operation of aircraft as some cracks have appeared on the runway surface," according to the proposal.
Access Engineering's original proposal in August 2014 was 103.6 million US dollars but this was negotiated down to 85.8 million dollars, which still "was 25 percent over the engineer's estimate," it said.
That original bid was subject to renegotiation with Access Engineering to reduce the final bid price.
But the then-Cabinet of ministers was told the negotiations were not successful and contract awarded o Access at 85.8 million dollars,
Ranatunga has said Access Engineering's "quoted price is also comparatively high" as revealed by inquiries from Al Naboodah Construction Group LLC of Dubai, UAE and Colas Ltd. Birmingham, UK which done similar overlay work on runways in Dubai International Airport and London Gatwick International Airport.
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Airbus plane crashes in Southern France: Reuters
An Airbus plane has crashed in Southern France, Reuters reported Tuesday, citing French police and aviation officials.
The plane was operated by Germanwings, which is owned by Lufthansa, the news agency said. It was reportedly flying between Dusseldorf and Barcelona.
The plane was carrying 142 passengers, two pilots and four cabin crew, according to a report in La Provence newspaper.
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Germanwings A320 D-AIPX is one of the oldest A320 with serial number 0147 and was delivered in Nov 1990
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We "fear that 142 to 150 passengers & crew died" in #Germanwings crash, French PM Manuel Valls says
We "fear that 142 to 150 passengers & crew died" in #Germanwings crash, French PM Manuel Valls says
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