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The BCTA is pleased to publish the list of top 10 contractors for the 1st quarter of 2024 as follows:
This is to inform all that our eRaLIS system is up and now fully operational. We acknowledge that the restoration process took longer than usual, and we appreciate your patience and understanding during this extended downtime. Our team has worked diligently to resolve the issue and ensure the system's stability.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and thank you for your understanding and continued support.
This is to inform all that the eRaLIS system is down due to an operational failure of the Percona Database Cluster on Kubernetes setup. Therefore, the driving test registration for Thimphu Region could not be configured today. If the system issue is resolved, the driving test registration will be opened at 4:00 pm on Sunday. However, if the system cannot be resolved, we will postpone the test registration to later dates. We will update accordingly.
We sincerely apologize for the inconveniences.
The Bhutan Construction and Transport Authority (BCTA) will be conducting a 1-Day capacity development of Government Agencies and Construction Professionals to comply with the Construction Compliance Mechanism (CQCM) Framework on the following dates:
SI. No. |
Dzongkhag |
Training duration & Months |
Time |
Venue |
1. |
Mongar |
3rd
June 2024 |
9:00AM
- 5:00PM |
Will
be intimated to the participants. |
2 |
Tashigang |
5th
June 2024 |
-
ditto. |
-
ditto |
3. |
Samdrup
Jongkhar |
7th
June 2024 |
-
ditto |
-
ditto |
4. |
Phuentsholing,
Chukha |
10th
June 2024 |
-
ditto |
-
ditto |
5. |
Paro |
12th
June 2024 |
-
ditto |
-
ditto |
6 |
Wangdue |
14th
June 2024 |
-
ditto |
-
ditto |
7 |
Thimphu |
17th
June 2024 |
-
ditto |
-
ditto |
8 |
Thimphu |
18th
June 2024 |
-
ditto |
-
ditto |
Important information:
1. Registration
will be open from 17th - 26th May 2024. It will be done on a
first-come-first-serve basis.
2. Registration
will have to be done through this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfd3QB-Xp-n7ZbLkUS5rDfxzDtsRj2qq2_k2Qe6_7N9M_Juew/viewform?usp=sf_link
3. Eligibility of the participants:
·
Has completed a minimum of a Bachelor's degree
or has a Diploma in an engineering field.
·
Has experience in the construction industry.
Please find the course details in Annexure-1. For further clarification, please contact 02-335019 during office hours or email nlhamu@bcta.gov.bt
.
Annexure-1 Course Details
Course Title |
Capacity Building for the Procuring
Agents and Contractors to Comply with the Construction Quality Compliance Mechanism
(CQCM). |
Duration |
1 day |
Target audience and needs |
Up to 20-30 procurement agents and
contractors who will need to comply with CQCM framework during the
implementation of projects. |
Course description |
This course provides an overview of
certain aspects of the CQCM Framework as they relate to procurement and
regulatory processes and uses concrete examples to guide participants
thinking about how they can use the Framework to support the quality of their
own work. It focuses on the advantages for the participants in using the
Framework and how the Framework can make their roles more effective and can
increase accountability and quality throughout their implementation of
construction projects. |
Course Aim |
Participants will gain a deeper
understanding of the scope and purpose of the CQCM framework, their obligations
for compliance, and the key principles and processes to apply. |
Course Objectives |
By the end of the training, participants will be able to: · Explain why quality in construction is an important aspect of national development plans · Explain the structure and contents of the CQCM Framework as it relates to their own work · Discuss the relevance of procurement standards as outlined in the CQCM Framework · List actions they will take to implement the relevant aspects of the CQCM Framework |
The Bhutan Construction and Transport Authority would like to notify the public regarding the maximum permissible height of the load for the vehicles, as outlined in Sections 417, 418, and 419 of the Road Safety and Transport Regulations 2021 as follows:
The maximum height of the load in case of medium and heavy vehicles shall be up to the cabin level of the vehicle. This is subject to the loading capacity outlined in Schedule-II of the Regulations.
The laden and unladen weight for light vehicles shall not exceed the gross vehicle weight and the height of load should not exceed 30 cm above the carrier.
The load volume of the pickup shall not exceed 30 cm above the cabin level but within the gross vehicle weight.
Therefore, any vehicles (heavy, medium, light, and pickups) that are modified to carry loads exceeding the permissible height limit are requested to remove the modifications by 30th April 2024.
It may be noted that defaulters shall be penalized as per the provision of Regulations after the above deadline.
Bhutan Construction and Transport Authority (BCTA) is pleased to share the list of candidates who have successfully attended the 2-day induction course conducted from March 11 to 12,2024.