About Contractor Registration
As mandated by the Financial Manual
of 1988, the
Construction Development Board (CDB) will establish and
maintain the List of Registered Contractors.
Contractors will be divided into four categories of work, and registration will
be based on their financial capacity, human resources, equipment and facilities,
and track record. The registration system is a
process of formal
pre-qualification and is not limited to a particular contract or project.
Proof of
enrollment on the CDB Registration System will constitute a presumption of
overall suitability and will qualify contractors to
participate in the bidding of government projects.
Registration
System
The Construction Development Board (CDB)
has developed a Contractor Registration System based upon a classification
and categorization of
contractors. Only licensed contractors shall be eligible for registration.
The registration of contractors,
re-registration, upgrading, and any matters related to contractor registration shall be carried out strictly in accordance with the
principles and procedures incorporated in the System.
The purpose of the CDB Registration
System is to maintain a list of qualified contractors for contracts of value up to
Nu. ... million. The system prevents the need for formal
pre-qualifying of contractors, and therefore allows government contracts to be
awarded and executed faster.
All Ministries, Departments,
Dzongkhags and their procuring agencies are required to use
these registered contractors in
the execution of government works.
Please note that the registration
system is only relevant for government construction works.
Contractors who only execute private construction projects do not need to be
registered with the CDB.
Validity
A contractor who has been registered will be issued a Certificate of
Registration (CTR08).
Renewal of the Certificate of Registration must be applied for within thirty (30)
days of its expiration date.
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