Annual Report 2011-12.pdf - Performance Management Division
Annual Report 2011-12.pdf - Performance Management Division
Annual Report 2011-12.pdf - Performance Management Division
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A joint tendering mechanism was evolved for supply and installation of VVIP/VIP chairs and<br />
media chairs for five venues. We found a systematic pattern of calculations and re-calculations for<br />
inflation of rates, which ultimately benefited the vendor, Superior Furnitures.<br />
We found excessive “redundancy” in power supply arrangements for the venues, including<br />
installation of DG Sets as permanent fixtures, installation of UPS, and hiring of additional DG<br />
sets of huge capacity by OC.<br />
2. Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium<br />
In Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, we found instances of non-adjustment for work not executed, extra<br />
payments for work already covered by the scope of the lumpsum contract, and non-levy of<br />
compensation for delayed completion of the work of the membrane roof. We found deficiencies in<br />
execution of work in the construction of the weightlifting auditorium at JNS, and common areas.<br />
3. Dr. SPM Swimming Pool Complex<br />
The main work of Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Swimming Pool Complex was awarded on<br />
lumpsum contract. We found a number of concessions to the contractor, in deviation from the<br />
spirit of the lumpsum contract- large number of extra items, additional payment for work covered<br />
in the original contract, as well as substitution of the original galvalume roof with an aluminum<br />
roofing system, due to the failure of the contractor. The essence of the lumpsum character of the<br />
contract was, thus, defeated. There were also instances of poor quality of work execution.<br />
4. IG Stadium Complex<br />
Work at the Indira Gandhi Stadium Complex involved upgration/construction of venues for cyling,<br />
gymnastics and wresting. We found that a firm, otherwise ineligible for the composite work of the<br />
indoor cycling velodrome, was irregularly qualified. Strangely, competition for laying the<br />
permanent timber track for the velodrome was limited to Indian furniture contractors (in<br />
association with an international track design and construction expert), with no attempt to float<br />
international tenders. This was compounded by dilution of eligibility criteria. There were<br />
deficiencies in the bidding process for the wrestling stadium, ultimately resulting in a single<br />
financial bid, which raises concerns on the competitiveness of the bidding process. Numerous<br />
irregularities/relaxations in the tendering process for different works relating to gymnastics<br />
stadium, hostel/media centre and roads, boundary wall etc. to favour a particular bidder,<br />
Swadeshi Construction Co. was also observed.<br />
5. Major Dhyan Chand Stadium<br />
In the case of the Major Dhyan Chand Stadium, audit revealed dilution of pre-qualification<br />
criteria benefiting a particular contractor. Estimates were lowered substantially from the RFQ to<br />
the RFP stage, which may have discouraged larger companies from participating. We also found<br />
that the 'justified” rates calculated by the CPWD did not truly reflect the market, as there was<br />
evidence of much lower rates for components of the main work outsourced agencies. Also despite<br />
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