PPP Projects◦ Re structuring of Brownfield Airports (Delhi &
Mumbai Airports)◦ Greenfield Airports (Hyderabad & Bangalore
Airports) AAI Projects
◦ Kolkata & Chennai Airports◦ Non Metro Airport Projects◦ Greenfield Airports (NER Region – Pekyong,
Itanagar, Chietu Apts)
Projection of requirement History of the project Preliminary Estimate for in principle
approval Preparation of detailed project report Availability of Budget provision Formulating a proposal of AA/ES
Freezing of capital expenditure Forecast of Annual cash flows for
computation of IRR/ERR Financial evaluation of the proposal based
on IRR/ERR Adequacy of IRR
Projects not meeting the desired IRR Requirements for taking up such projects
due to socio-economic rationale Plan outlay funding of such projects through
govt grants Levy of UDF/reimbursement of operating
cost to cover the viability gap
Internal Resources Govt. Budgetary Support Govt. Grant Borrowings (incl. External Commercial
Borrowings)
Financial concurrence on the proposal Approval of administrative authority as per
DOP.◦ Project costing upto Rs.30 cr. are approved by
various authorities upto Chairman.◦ The projects costing more than Rs.30 cr but upto
Rs.500 cr require approval of AAI Board.◦ Projects costing more than Rs.500 cr require govt.
approval.◦ Projects involving GBS/Grant require approval of
the Govt/Planning Commission.
Preparation/approval of NIT Publication of NIT E-tendering
Pre-qualification criterion is fixed considering specific AAI requirements.
The PQ criterion should ensure not only good quality of work but competition in bids.
It needs to be ensured that PQ criterion is not tailor made to suit specific party.
PQ criterion normally entails the turnover of the party in the past, the size of works executed, credentials and experience of the executing engineers etc.
Specification for the work proposed to be executed should be such that the competition is ensured.
NIT being a public document should be carefully drafted to ensure interest of AAI.
Publication of NIT E-tendering in accordance with CVC
guidelines Freezing of Justified Cost Evaluation of Technical Bids strictly in
accordance with NIT In case of delay in finalization of technical
bids the justified cost to be updated before opening of the financial bids
Evaluation of Financial Bids Acceptance of tender and award
Measurement of work done – quantity / quality
Preparation of bill – amounts payable with respect to SOQ and recoveries
Scrutiny of the running bills by Finance officer with reference to contract
Payment of bills in time to avoid interest payments
Only those deviations/extra items which are essential for the completion of the works but not provided in the SOQ
In case the deviation/extra items involves execution of works which results in increase in the AA/ES amount beyond the permissible limits, the prior approval of the competent authority needs to be obtained.
The deviation/extra items should not be on account of works which are not part of the approved AA/ES.
Time and cost over-run needs to be monitored on regular basis to avoid the same.
The items/specification in the original NIT should not be allowed to be substituted which tantamount undue benefits to contractor.
The substitution should not result in dilution of quality of work.
The availability of site and the required drawings needs to be ensured to avoid delay.
The progress of the work needs to be monitored with reference to time line drawn for completion of the project
Any delay foreseen in completion of the project, the matter needs to be taken up at higher levels for resolution of the issues.
Payment on account of escalation needs to be avoided.
Certification of completion with respect to SOQ
Quality of work completed Requisite warranties/guarantees to be
obtained from contractor Finalization of bill