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11 EVALUATIONS AND SELECTION PROCESS:
11.1 Evaluation of Technical Proposal (Qualification):
The evaluation of Technical Proposal will be made on the basis of Eligibility criteria and the
presentation of the Agency. The bidders are required to score minimum 50 technical points to
qualify the technical bid on the following criteria:

Sr. Technical Evaluation Parameter Total

No. Marks
1 Understanding about Concept of the project 10
2 Description of methodologyof work as per scope, design, appearance and 30
durability, timeline and total duration for execution of works in stages.
3 Experience in executing similar sculptures in Sheet Metal, Cast Metal, 30
Structures and installations of sculptures.
4 Experience of executing similar works which includes Conceptualizing 20
of art work, Wall Painting in Acrylic/Oil paint, Relief work, Fibreglass
etc.
5 Team profile and credential of artists produce certificates/ reward/ 10
award/ degree/ diploma/ experience or any other document in favour of
same.
Total 100
The Agency, who does not possess the required qualifications and experience, will not be
considered for opening of Financial Proposal. Authority reserves the right to judge, appraise,
and reject any or all proposals.

11.2 Evaluation of Financial Proposal

On the basis of technical assessment which includes presentation, the financial bids of
only top 3 technical scorers shall be opened. In case, only two companies qualify in technical
bids including presentation, the financial bid of the two companies will be opened.

IN PLACE OF
11 EVALUATIONS AND SELECTION PROCESS:
11.1 Evaluation of Technical Proposal (Qualification):
The evaluation of Technical Proposal will be made on the basis of Eligibility criteria and the
presentation of the Agency. The bidders are required to score minimum 50 technical points to
qualify the technical bid on the following criteria:

Sr. Technical Evaluation Parameter Total

No. Marks
1 Understanding about Concept of the project 10
2 Description of methodologyof work as per scope, design, appearance and 20
durability, timeline and total duration for execution of works in stages.
3 Experience in executing similar sculptures in Sheet Metal, Cast Metal, 30
Structures and installations of sculptures.
4 Experience of executing similar works which includes Conceptualizing 10
of art work, Wall Painting in Acrylic/Oil paint, Relief work, Fibreglass
etc.
5 Sample/miniature is to be shown of proposed art work. 20
6 Team profile and credential of artists produce certificates/ reward/ 10
award/ degree/ diploma/ experience or any other document in favour of
same.
Total 100

The Agency, who does not possess the required qualifications and experience, will not be
considered for opening of Financial Proposal. Authority reserves the right to judge, appraise,
and reject any or all proposals.

11.2 Evaluation of Financial Proposal

On the basis of technical assessment which includes presentation, the financial bids of
only top 3 technical scorers shall be opened. In case, only two companies qualify in technical
bids including presentation, the financial bid of the two companies will be opened.

Concept Note:

About the Project:

Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation Limited also referred to

as the “MPSTDC” is a nodal firm under Department of Tourism, Government of
Madhya Pradesh (“DoT”) with a mandate to develop tourism infrastructure in the
State of Madhya Pradesh. MPSTDC has undertaken this project to conceptualise,
design and supervise the John Marshall Museum and Buddhist Cultural Park at
Sanchi, Madhya Pradesh funded by the Ministry of Tourism, GoI. The main
objective of the project is to establish a museum in memory of Sir John Marshall
and a Buddhist Cultural park representing the Sanchi site and the philosophies of
Buddhism through specially designed immersive exhibits - integrating physical and
digital interactive design and specialised cultural park related structures and
exhibits

1. Buddhist Cultural Park, Sanchi.

The concept revolves around the teachings of the Buddha. His teachings, lean on
the religious and philosophical vocabulary of the time which is uniquely displayed
at Sanchi. Buddha, the eye to the world envisioned Buddhism as a reform
movement from within Hinduism. Sanchi is a tranquil ode to the magnificent
undying Buddhist faith. All the Buddhist monuments evoke the presence of
Buddha and his teachings. The cultural landscape of Sanchi marks the broad
concept for the Buddhist Cultural Park at Sanchi.

Mindfulness: Meta narrative of the entire theme park This spirit of Buddhism
extends and is present in every branch and sect of Buddhism as espoused by the
great master Gautam Buddha. Mindfulness emerges from the teachings of Buddha.
While a detailed chronological timeline of Buddha and Buddhism, its emergence,
expansion and spread will be presented in the galleries of the interpretation centre,
the abstract concept of mindfulness is the theme under which the park spaces will
be experienced for the purpose of communicating various messages of 4 noble
truths and 8 fold paths prescribed by Buddha. FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS
Encountering Suffering and Four Noble Truths The Four Noble Truths are
accepted by all schools of Buddhism and have been the subject of extensive
commentary. They may be summarized as follows. The first truth, suffering (Pali:
dukkha; Sanskrit: duhkha), is characteristic of existence in the realm of rebirth,
called samsara (literally “wandering”). The second truth is the origin (Pali and
Sanskrit: samudaya) or cause of suffering, which the Buddha associated with
craving or attachment in his first sermon. The third truth is the cessation of
suffering (Pali and Sanskrit: nirodha), commonly called nibbana (Sanskrit:
nirvana). The fourth and final truth is the path (Pali: magga; Sanskrit: marga) to the
cessation of suffering, which was described by the Buddha in his first sermon.

Central Doctrines of buddhism:

The four truths therefore identify the unsatisfactory nature of existence, identify its
cause, postulate a state in which suffering and its causes are absent, and set forth a
path to that state. The fourth noble truths led to the foundation of Eight Fold Path
which is right understanding, right intentions, right speech, right action, right
livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness and right concentration.The FOURTH
Noble Truth representing the EIGHTFOLD PATH is disintegrated into eight
pillars and ends at the Kanak Sagar Lake with Lotus installations.

The landscape design is inspired by the abstraction which revolves around the
basic Buddhist lore and principles. The plantation of the Theme Park is an
important component which comprises of trees that find mention in the „Buddhist
texts‟. Some of important Buddhist shrubs have been incorporated in the landscape
plan.