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Ssabe Sub Sahara Africa Built Environment SSABE SUB SAHARA AFRICA BUILT ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED FACILITY From the Desk of Paul S Rogers +27 (0)83 520 7596 E: [email protected] Issue 279- 35, 2012 SSABE CONNECTS YOU with Sub Sahara Africa at no cost, - it is a free service for all built environment suppliers and contractors. No registration, just a get-down-to-basics Internationally Acclaimed service. Just send your eddress and request to [email protected] SSABE PRODUCES - A weekly international tender and news collation of matters relating to the built environment. An easy scrolling ‘.PDF FORMAT NEWSLETTER’ in country alphabetical order divided into the key trade blocs. The articles covered in these weekly updates will provide you with the leads you need to follow up on early warning prospects. Most have names and companies for you to record. Should you target an individual country before a trade visit, scanning the relevant collations will give you a myriad of prospective appointments in business development. SSABE SPECIAL – A SSABE Participant has provided a HUGE volume of PVC pipes and tubing for bulk purchasers at very competitive pricing – interested wholesalers and contractors should contact SSABE – minimum quantities apply – TENDERS SSABE TENDER NOTICES – Provides you with the full tender notice of the abridged version in the newsletter at a nominal fee [US$20 / ZAR150] – Just send request and the interested bid reference to [email protected] (A few notices will not be available and ‘Prior Information’ is posted 30 days or more before bid opening) BENIN: Tender - Support to the Development of Small-scale Irrigation among Private Individuals in Karimama Malanville Opportunity Type: Services Express Interest By: Sep 18, 2012 BENIN: Technical assistance in support to the Western African Power Pool (WAPP) Request For Proposals City/Locality: COTONOU Publication Date: Sep 7, 2012 Deadline: Oct 11, 2012 Original Language: English Goods, Works and Services •Technical assistance services •Energy-management services •Electrical services •Training services 1 BENIN: Tender - Access to Modern Energy Development - Acquisition of Fault Locator Underground Vehicle Opportunity Type: Goods Proposal Due Date: Oct 19, 2012 BURKINA FASO: Procurement Plan for next six months Prior Information Notice City/Locality: Ouagadougou Publication Date: Sep 7, 2012 Original Language: English Goods, Works and Services •Agricultural and horticultural products •Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work BURUNDI: Tender - Architectural, Engineering, and Monitoring of Construction Works of the Centre de Formation Professionnelle de la Justice à Ngozi in Burundi Opportunity Type: Services, Works, Goods Express Interest By: Oct 05, 2012 CAMEROON: Project - Project for the Rehabilitation and Sustainable Management of the Areas of Biological Interest in Tcheboa, Cameroon Opportunity Type: Services Project Summary - The objectives of the project are to reforest 1,000 acres with approximately 50,000 plants in multi- use spaces as well as spaces for the conservation of wildlife; to strengthen organizational capacity, operational and managerial capabilities of community-based organizations (CBOs); promote alternatives to poaching activities and revenue-generating; promote the use of improved stoves; develop and implement a management plan; and to negotiate a co-management arrangement with the local community. The total budget for this project is approximately $78,360 CONGO R.O.C: Tender - Control and Supervision of Rehabilitation Works and/or Construction of Two (02) Primary Schools and Three (03) Integrated Health Centers in Pointe-Noire Opportunity Type: Services Express Interest By: Sep 21, 2012 CONGO R.O.C: Tender - Control and Supervision of Construction Works for Two (02) State-owned Marches in Brazzaville (Lots 1 and 2) Opportunity Type: Services Express Interest By: Sep 26, 2012 Project Summary - pour le contrôle et la supervision des travaux de construction de deux (2) marchés domaniaux à Brazzaville.La durée de la mission est de treize (13) mois. Lot 1: Marché domanial SOUKISSA Lot 2:Marché domanial de BOURREAU CONGO R.O.C: Tender - Control and Supervision of Construction Works for Two (02) State-owned Marches in Brazzaville (Lot 3 and 4) Opportunity Type: Services Express Interest By: Sep 26, 2012 Lot 3: Marché domanial de NGOYO Lot 4: Marché domanial de MONGO KAMBA Cote d’Ivoire: Tender - Supply of Plumbing Equipment in Cote d’Ivoire Opportunity Type: Goods Express Interest By: Sep 19, 2012 DRC: Tender - Provision of Gardening Tools in the Democratic Republic of Congo Opportunity Type: Goods Express Interest By: Sep 14, 2012 DRC: Tender - Monitoring and Evaluation, Environmental and Social Management and Maintenance of Roads in the East of the Democratic Republic of Congo Opportunity Type: Services Proposal Due Date: Sep 27, 2012 Project Summary -Programme for the build/upgrade of four priority strategic roads, a sustainable maintenance system to safeguard in the longer term these four roads and a further five roads previously built under the ISSSS, to generate employment that is equitably distributed, and to manage the environmental and social impacts of the roads, the roads 2 to lead to increased incomes and improved security for local people, requires the services of a Supplier to act as a Monitoring and Evaluation Service Provider to monitor and evaluate the Programme, manage the long-term and indirect environmental and social impacts and oversee the maintenance of the Programme roads in South and North Kivu. DRC: Supply of tyres with inner tubes for various civil engineering equipment Request For Proposals City/Locality: KINSHASA Publication Date: Sep 4, 2012 Deadline: Sep 19, 2012 Original Language: French Goods, Works and Services •Tyres for motor cars •Inner tubes ETHIOPIA: Tender - Construction of the WFP Compound in Samera, Ethiopia Opportunity Type: Services Proposal Due Date: Sep 25, 2012 ETHIOPIA: GROUNDWATER RESOURCE MAPPING IN AGP WOREDAS Request For Expressions of Interest Publication Date: Sep 6, 2012 Deadline: Sep 24, 2012 Original Language: English Assignments •Natural resources management or conservation strategy planning services GHANA: Tender - Consulting Services for Project Management, Engineering and Construction Supervision Services for the 330 kV Kumasi-Bolgatanga Transmission Line Project in Ghana Opportunity Type: Services Express Interest By: Sep 30, 2012 Project Summary - The project involves the construction of approximately 530 km 330 kV Kumasi - Bolgatanga transmission line and intermediary substations in Kintampo and Tamale. The project is expected to be executed within twenty-four (24) months. The estimated cost of the project is US$ 160 Million. GUINEA: Tender - Consultant Services of a Firm on the Legal Aspects of Negotiations in Guinea Mining Opportunity Type: Services Express Interest By: Sep 24, 2012 GUINEA-BISSAU: Tender - Construction/ Renovation of 12 Model Police Stations in Guinea-Bissau Opportunity Type: Works Express Interest By: Oct 12, 2012 IRAN: Tender - Sarney Dam and Water Supply System Project in Iran: Project Management Consulting Services (PMC) Opportunity Type: Services Express Interest By: Sep 29, 2012 KENYA: Tender - Supply and Delivery of 10,000 Liter Plastic Water Tanks Opportunity Type: Works, Goods Proposal Due Date: Oct 17, 2012 MALAWI: Tender - Supply, Installation and Construction of Integration and Expansion Works for Salima Lakeshore Water Supply Schemes Opportunity Type: Works, Goods Proposal Due Date: Oct 17, 2012 MALAWI: Tender - Aerial Survey Opportunity Type: Works Proposal Due Date: Sep 25, 2012 Project Summary - Aerial Survey for the Lower Shire River. MAURITIUS: Tender - Procurement of 80,000 Cold Potable Water Meters (Diameter 15mm) in Mauritius Opportunity Type: Services, Goods Proposal Due Date: Oct 16, 2012 MOROCCO: Tender - Development of a Technical Study on the Rehabilitation of Tamda N'Massoud Dam Opportunity Type: Services Proposal Due Date: Sep 24, 2012 3 MOROCCO: Tender - Rehabilitation Works to Increase the Capacity of the Rail Link Tangier and Marrakech Opportunity Type: Services, Works Proposal Due Date: Oct 18, 2012 Lot 1 : Pylône pour caténaire ; Lot 2 : Armement en tube ; Lot 3 : Parafoudres ; Lot 4 : Isolateurs ; Lot 5 : Attache et connectiques ; Lot 6 : Système de compensation ; Lot 7 : Interrupteur et sectionneur ; Lot 8 : Fils et câbles. MOZAMBIQUE: Tender - Supply of New Submersible Pumps Including Fittings for Tete, Moatize, Angoche, Pemba, Xai – Xai, Chókwe, Inhambane and Maxixe Cities Opportunity Type: Goods Proposal Due Date: Oct 17, 2012 NIGER: Tender - Creation and Rehabilitation of Nurseries in the Tillaberi and Dosso Regions Opportunity Type: Services Express Interest By: Sep 25, 2012 RWANDA: Tender - Supply of 45,300 Prepayment Meters and House Connection Accessories Opportunity Type: Goods Proposal Due Date: Oct 23, 2012 RWANDA: (1)PROCUREMENT OF 1,000 TONS OF LIME - Request For Proposals (2) SUPPLY OF 500 TONS OF ALUMINIUM SULPHATE City/Locality: Kigali Publication Date: Sep 4, 2012 Deadline: Oct 19, 2012 Original Language: English Goods, Works and Services •Operation of a water-purification plant RWANDA: SUPPLY, INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING OF MATERIAL TESTING LABORATORY EQUIPMENT Prior Information Notice Publication Date: Sep 6, 2012 Deadline: Oct 23, 2012 Original Language: English Goods, Works and Services •Checking and testing apparatus •Measuring instruments RWANDA: TENDER
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