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NAMIBIA’S N$3-B NATIONAL BUDGET FOR PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION WORKS Construction IN 2021/22 IS AT A NINE-YEAR LOW, WITH NO ALLOCATIONS FOR PUBLIC HOUSING, WHILE THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT SPENDS TWICE AS put to the MUCH ON DEFENCE AND SECURITY INFRASTRUCTURE THAN ON BUILDING EDUCATION OR HEALTH FACILITIES – PAGE 2. sword

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The existing desalination plant near Wlotzkasbaken, built by Areva, now run by Orano (miningconstruction-sadc.com). SALTY WATER EVERYWHERE, NOT A DROP TO DRINK FOR THE NEXT DECADE THE NAMIBIAN GOVERNMENT IS SEEKING PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERS TO BUILD A SECOND DESALINATION PLANT ALONG THE CENTRAL COASTLINE AT AN ESTIMATED N$3.5 BILLION, INCLUDING A WATER SUPPLY CORRIDOR TO THE INTERIOR, WITH A TIMELINE OF AT LEAST TEN YEARS - PAGES 8 & 9.

93 CLASSIFIED NEW PUBLIC TENDERS & RFQS INSIDE N$56-M ROAD FUND ADMIN TENDER CANCELLED AFTER ADVERTISING & MEDIA - AIRCONDITIONING - BUILDING MATERIALS - CATERING ALL THREE BIDDERS ARE DISQUALIFIED - 8 - CHEMICALS - CONSTRUCTION & WORKS - ELECTRICAL - FINANCIAL - FLEET MANAGEMENT - FURNITURE & APPLIANCES - HOUSEHOLD - ICT N$300-M STATE MEDICAL AID SCHEME STILL ON - INDUSTRIAL - MANAGEMENT & CONSULTING - MEDICAL - PPE - PRINTING & PUBLISHING - SECURITY - SOLAR PROJECT DEVELOPMENT - CRUTCHES AS PSEMAS CONTRACT IS EXTENDED BY STATIONERY - TELECOMS - TRAVEL & HOSPITALITY - UNIFORMS - TRANSPORT - ANOTHER YEAR AFTER TENDER'S CANCELLATION - 11 VEHICLES, PLANT & ACCESSORIES - WASTE MANAGEMENT & CLEANING - WATER INFRASTRUCTURE & INSTALLATIONS THIRTY CONTRACTORS BID FROM N$75-M TO N$243-M PLUS 104 DATE-INDEXED OPEN PUBLIC TENDERS FOR REGRAVELLING ROADS IN KEETMANS DISTRICT - 13 PROCUREMENT GUIDE TO NAMIBIA'S 2021/22 NATIONAL BUDGET: This year’s 21.66% reduction to N$3.124-b for public construction works is far greater than the overall budget’s –5.76% decline, the government’s –0.77% smaller wage Construction put bill, the -17.2% cutback in procurement expenditure as a to the security cluster’s four votes The health and welfare cluster’s whole and the 14% contraction in domestically-financed (defence, justice, veterans, home N$296.66-m construction budget development spending. affairs and security) – virtually across two votes (health and equaling the combined construc- gender equality, poverty eradica- tion budgets of the social cluster’s tion and social welfare) is also a 02 JULY 2021 cutback is in the economic cluster, little over half (53%) of the security amibia’s national budget for where there is a zero allocation to N$578-m, accounting for 18.6% of cluster’s, accounting for 9.56% of public construction works the Urban & Rural Development the N$3.1-b construction total. the total. has been reduced to a nine- Vote compared to last year’s On its own, however, the edu- N cation cluster’s N$281-m budget This means that the security year low of N$3.124-b in 2021/22, revised N$407-m, through which establishment again has a bigger with no funds provided for social funding for public housing pro- for construction across two votes allocation for building courtrooms, housing and the security cluster grammes is channeled to local (education, sport and youth) ac- police stations, prisons and mili- once again walking away with an authorities. counting for only 9% of the total, tary bases than the social sector inordinate share. N$555.6 million or 17.9% of vot- is a little over half the security has for schools, hostels, clinics, The single biggest construction ed construction expenditure goes cluster’s four votes. hospitals and facilities to alleviate poverty - as has been the case in NAMIBIA CENTRAL GOVERNMENT 2021/212 BUDGET recent years, although the gap has narrowed with this year’s unusual - CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATIONS & IMPROVEMENTS decrease in the security cluster’s DIFFERENCE CRI allocation, accompanied by 2020/21 % OF 2021/22 ESTI- BETWEEN % % OF increases in the social clusters. VOTE REVISED 2020/21 MATE 2021/22 & CHANGE 2021/22 And although this excludes 2020/21 foreign funding in the case of educational infrastructure that is 01 President 23,356,000 0.59% 32,322,000 8,966,000 38.39% 1.03% supported by a N$1-b AfDB loan, 02 Prime Minister 900,000 0.02% 16,119,000 15,219,000 1691.00% 0.52% the 21.66% cutback in the central government’s domestically-fi- 03 National Assembly 7,000,000 0.18% 4,587,000 -2,413,000 -34.47% 0.15% nanced construction budget is 04 Auditor General 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% 0.00% four times higher than the 5.76% reduction in the total budget. 05 Home Affairs & Immigration 66,520,000 1.67% 0 -66,520,000 -100.00% 0.00% The security cluster’s N$555.6- 06 Safety & Security 294,240,000 7.38% 0 -294,240,000 -100.00% 0.00% m construction budget in 2021/22 07 International Relations & Cooperation 19,000,000 0.48% 26,500,000 7,500,000 39.47% 0.85% also overtakes the combined N$511.755-m combined alloca- 08 Defence 150,000,000 3.76% 150,900,000 900,000 0.60% 4.83% tions to the administrative and eco- 09 Finance 4,200,000 0.11% 2,999,000 -1,201,000 -28.60% 0.10% nomic clusters – if one excludes the Transport Vote’s N$1.5-b, 10 Education, Arts & Culture 105,430,000 2.64% 265,905,000 160,475,000 152.21% 8.51% which consumes half of the entire 11 National Council 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% 0.00% voted expenditure on construction by itself. 12 Gender Equality & Child Welfare 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% 0.00% On its own, the administrative 13 Health & Social Services 187,852,000 4.71% 265,053,000 77,201,000 41.10% 8.48% cluster’s N$131-m budget for construction across seven votes 14 Labour, Industrial Relations & Empl. Creation 2,500,000 0.06% 8,757,000 6,257,000 250.28% 0.28% (presidency, prime minister, na- 15 Mines & Energy 46,100,000 1.16% 51,115,000 5,015,000 10.88% 1.64% tional assembly, foreign affairs, finance, works and communica- 16 Justice 59,300,000 1.49% 55,131,000 -4,169,000 -7.03% 1.76% tions) is less than a quarter of the 17 Urban & Rural Development 407,000,000 10.21% 0 -407,000,000 -100.00% 0.00% security cluster’s and accounts for 18 Environment, Tourism & Forestry 72,182,000 1.81% 57,586,000 -14,596,000 -20.22% 1.84% only 4.2% of the total. Excluding the Transport Vote, 19 Industrialisation & Trade 42,000,000 1.05% 47,594,000 5,594,000 13.32% 1.52% the economic cluster’s N$372-m 20 Agriculture, Water & Forestry 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% 0.00% across six votes (mines, energy, environment, tourism, forestry, 21 Judiciary 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% 0.00% industrialization, trade, fisheries, 22 Fisheries & Marine Resources 9,000,000 0.23% 17,431,000 8,431,000 93.68% 0.56% agriculture, land reform and wa- ter) is just over two-thirds of the 23 Works 25,242,000 0.63% 25,408,000 166,000 0.66% 0.81% security cluster’s allocation. 24 Transport 1,538,208,000 38.57% 1,487,278,000 -50,930,000 -3.31% 47.61% Procurement 25 Land Reform 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% 0.00% expenditure 26 National Planning Commission 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% 0.00% 27 Sport, Youth & National Service 14,500,000 0.36% 15,429,000 929,000 6.41% 0.49% in 2021/22 amibia’s central government 28 Electoral Commission 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% 0.00% has slashed its procurement 29 Information & Communication Technology 27,000,000 0.68% 23,000,000 -4,000,000 -14.81% 0.74% Nbudget from an all-time high of N$11.8 billion last year, by 30 Anti-Corruption Commission 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% 0.00% over 17% or N$2-b to N$9.8-b in 31 Veterans Affairs 5,000,000 0.13% 8,000,000 3,000,000 60.00% 0.26% 2021/22. The 17.2% reduction in 32 Higher Education, Technology & Innovation 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% 0.00% procurement expenditure is far 33 Poverty Eradication & Social Welfare 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% 0.00% higher than the 5.76% reduction in the national budget to N$68-b 34 Public Enterprises 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% 0.00% from 2010/21’s revised N$72-b 35 Attorney General 0 0.00% 0 0 0.00% 0.00% and the 0.77% reduction in central 36 Gender Equality, Poverty Erad. & Social Welfare 21,818,000 0.55% 22,853,000 1,035,000 4.74% 0.73% government’s personnel expendi- ture to N$28.46-b from last year’s 37 Agriculture & Land Reform 169,942,000 4.26% 165,235,000 -4,707,000 -2.77% 5.29% revised N$28.68-b, both of which 38 Water 689,440,000 17.29% 33,102,000 -656,338,000 -95.20% 1.06% are in sharp contrast to the 9.85% increase in debt servicing costs to 39 Home Affairs & Immigration, Safety & Security 0 0.00% 341,551,000 341,551,000 100% 10.93% N$8.5-b from last year’s revised TOTAL (N$) 3,987,730,000 100.00% 3,123,855,000 -863,875,000 -21.66% 100.00% N$7.7-b. As a share of procurement, NEW IN 2021/22 - New Vote 39 - Home Affairs & Immigration, Safety & Security. NEW in 2020/21: New Vote 36 - Gender Equality, Poverty Eradica- current operational expenditure tion & Marginalized Affairs was previously Votes 12 & 33. New Vote 37 - Agriculture & Land Reform was previously part of Votes 20 & 25. New has increased by 11 percentage Vote 38 - Water was previously part of Vote 20. Forestry has been moved from Vote 20 to Vote 18. SOURCE: Ministry of Finance: Estimates of points over the past three years Revenue, Income & Expenditure for the 2021/22 financial year. © Collective Resources (CoRe) (Pty) Ltd / Market Namibia Tender Bulletin – from 38% to 49%, compared PAGE 2 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 3 PART 10 - CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATIONS & IMPROVEMENTS The security cluster’s N$555.6-m budget for construction to the sword translates into a 17.8% share of 2021/22’s N$3-b. to operational capex, which has lthough it retains the biggest year was below the N$4.1-b voted double 2019/20’s N$56.7-m actual expen- increased by only 0.4 percentage share amongst eight at the beginning of 2020/21, when diture. points from 7.2% to 7.6%. expenditure categories with it enjoyed the biggest share with To summarise, while the A administrative, education and In sharp contrast to procure- 31.86% in the N$9.8-b overall 36.15% of the N$11.387-b procure- ment spending’s miserable 1.12% procurement budget, construction’s ment budget – already N$329-m health/welfare clusters have average annual increase over the 21.66% or N$864-m reduction on or 7.4% below 2019/20’s N$4.4-b enjoyed consistent increases in past nine years, government’s debt last year’s revised N$3.988-m is when it accounted for 45.3% of their CRI budgets over the three servicing costs have ballooned by the second-most severe reduction N$9.8-b procurement expendi- years, the security cluster’s CRI 41.35% annually, overall budget of all procurement categories on ture. has declined. expenditure by 5%, government last year’s revised expenditure after This N$4.4-b CRI spending in remuneration by 6.55%, accom- ‘other services and expenses’. 2019/20 has now been adjusted Security’s place in panied by a 2.8% average annual The N$3.124-b 2021/22 budget to an even lower N$3.96-b actual the construction decline in domestically-funded de- for construction, renovations and expenditure, according to 2021/22 velopment expenditure, which improvements is at a nine-year budget book. hierarchy has fallen by 14% to N$5.55-b in low. Even before this downwards ut despite this decline, the 2021/22 from last year’s revised This year’s 21.66% reduction adjustment, 2019/20’s CRI spend- security cluster’s share of N$6.456-b. to N$3.124-b for public construc- ing was 30.5% below the N$5.7-b Bconstruction expenditure Across the eight heads of pro- tion works is far greater than the initially allocated at the beginning still tops all other clusters except curement spending: overall budget’s –5.76% decline, of 2019/20. the economic cluster. * Construction, renovations and improvements the government’s –0.77% smaller * With the second-biggest CRI (CRI) and feasibility studies, design and wage bill, the -17.2% cutback in Comparing allocation this year (after the econo- supervision (FSDS) are both channeled en- procurement expenditure as a mic cluster), the security cluster’s tirely through the development budget. whole and the 14% contraction the clusters on N$555.6-m budget for construction * Expenditure on materials and supplies in domestically-financed develop- construction translates into a 17.8% share (M&S) and other services and expenses ment spending. he disparity in funding for of 2021/22’s N$3-b, despite its (OSE) are items of consumption spending, Last year’s revised N$3.987-b construction, renovations N$19.5-m decrease over last provided for mostly as part of current opera- voted expenditure for construction and improvements in favour year’s revised N$575-m when it tional expenditure, but with some allocations represented a marginal 0.69% in- T accounted for 14.4% of the of the security cluster this year is channeled through the development budget crease on 2019/20’s actual N$3.96 N$3.98-b total, compared to its to specific projects. made possible by the massive – well below the N$4.45-b revised 276% reduction in the construction 22.2% share with N$880.2-m out * Expenditure on operational equipment, total a year ago at the time of the of N$3.96-b in 2019/20. machinery and plant (OEMP), furniture and budget for the economic cluster 2020/21 midyear budget. to N$372-m in 2021/22, from It is worth recalling that at the office equipment (FOE) and vehicles (V) is The N$3.123-b voted for con- beginning 2020/21, the security classified as capital expenditure under the last year’s N$1.4-b, after a 27% struction in 2021/22 is the lowest increase from N$1.1-b actual cluster’s construction budget was operational budget, with some allocations to in the past nine years since 2013/ N$607.464-m compared to the specific development projects. expenditure in 2019/20 – excluding 14’s N$3.39-b and almost half of its the Transport Vote. social sector’s N$417.072-m – a * Since 2019/20, the budget has itemized ‘pur- N$6.1-b peak in 2015/16, reflecting N$190.392-m difference in favour chase of buildings’ - as part of development This year’s N$555.6-m con- expenditure. a 7.97% decline from 2013/14. struction budget for the secu- of the former. This 7.97% decline is in sharp After the midyear revisions in * Although the N$3.124-b 2021/22 budget for rity cluster is 3.5% lower than last construction, renovations and improvements contrast to the national budget’s year’s revised N$575-m, following October last year, the security clus- accounts for the – usual - biggest share of 45% increase over the same nine a 34.66% decline from N$880-m ter had N$575.06-m and the social procurement expenditure, it is at a nine-year years, the 60% growth in civil in 2019/20. sector N$386.1-m – a smaller, but low and suffered the second-most severe service remuneration, the 372% The construction budgets of still significant N$188.96-m differ- reduction of all procurement categories on expansion in debt servicing costs the remaining clusters all enjoyed ence. last year’s revised expenditure (after ‘other and the 10% increase in overall increases in 2021/22: * With the third-biggest CRI allo- services and expenses’). procurement expenditure. * the education cluster’s N$281-m budget cation this year, the health and wel- * ‘Other services and expenses’ has the sec- But it is less than one third of for construction in 2021/22 is more than fare cluster’s N$296.66-m budget ond-biggest share of 2021/22’s procurement the 25.5% decline in development double last year’s revised N$120-m (a 134% for construction translates into a budget with N$2.7-b, accounting for 27.55% expenditure over the same nine increase), which was almost half 2019/20’s 9.5% share of 2021/22’s N$3-b of the procurement total after a 35.44% years: N$232.37-m actual expenditure; (a little over half the security decrease on last year - the biggest reduction * N$3.4-b expenditure on construction in 2013/ * the health and welfare cluster’s N$296.66- cluster’s), following its N$84.54-m within the procurement budget. 14 increased by 53% the following year to m in 2021/22 amounts to a 40% increase increase over last year’s revised * The 2021/22 budget for materials and sup- N$5.2-b, its share of the total national bud- over last year’s revised N$212-m, which N$212-m when it accounted for plies totals N$2.4-b in third place, accounting get rising from 7.24% of N$46.8-b to 8.8% had been a 46% increase over 2019/20’s only 5.3% of the N$3.98-b total for 24.6% of procurement expenditure - – a of N$58.8-b. N$145.34-m actual expenditure; (a little over one third the security 3.24% increase on last year. * It increased by a further 18% in 2015/16 to * the administrative cluster’s N$131-m voted cluster’s), compared to its 3.67% * N$1.05-b has been voted for operational N$6.1-b, accounting for 9.5% of the N$64.6- expenditure on construction this year rep- share with N$145.34-m out of equipment, machinery and plant in 2021/22, b total budget, before the rot set in. resents a 27.8% increase over 2020/21’s accounting for 10.7% of the procurement * Construction expenditure contracted by revised N$102.5-m, which had been almost TO NEXT PAGE budget in fourth place, after a 9.95% in- 21.3% in 2016/17 to N$4.8-b, accounting for crease over last year. 7.8% of that year’s overall budget. The health and welfare cluster’s N$296.66-m budget for * Voted expenditure for feasibility studies, * In 2017/18 it fell by a further 27.2% to N$3.5- design and supervision has been increased b, its share of the budget dropping to 5.4%. construction translates into a 9.5% share of 2021/22’s N$3- by 70.47% to N$456-m, more than doubling * In 2018/19, construction’s N$3.46-b was a b - a little over half the security cluster’s. its share to 4.65% of 2021/22’s procurement further 1.54%% lower, commanding 5.3% of total, in fifth place. the N$65.2-b budget. * N$51.3-m voted for furniture and office * In 2019/20, construction expenditure in- Tel. 061-231 189 equipment (including ICT) in 2021/22 ac- creased for the first time after three years counts for a dismal 0.24% of the procure- of contraction, to N$3.96-b, accounting for Fax 061-223 166 ment budget, following a 26% reduction on 5.88% of the N$67.4-b total budget. 3 Planck Street, last year. * In 2020/21, spending on construction rose Windhoek * N$500,000 budgeted for vehicle purchases marginally by 0.68% to N$3.987-b, consum- SINCLAIR in 2021/22 is an 11% increase over last ing a lower 5.53% of the N$72-b total. [email protected] year’s revised all-time low of N$450,000. To summarize, the past nine www.sinclair.com.na SERVICES cc * N$2-m has been voted for the purchase of years have seen construction buildings in 2021/22 is 94% less than last expenditure fall four times year- Swakop Branch; Tel. 064-406 773, [email protected] year’s revised N$35.6-m. on-year and increase four times The contraction – resulting in an overall decline of PIPES & FITTINGS: nearly 8%. = = = = of construction It is also worth noting that cen- Galvanised Special fabricated HDPE LDPE tral government’s revised N$3.987- = uPVC = Copper = PEX = Nylon = Rubber & S/Steel b expenditure on construction last VARIOUS OTHER: The education cluster’s N$281.3-m budget for construction = Zenner water meters = Submersible & booster pumps = = = = translates into a 9% share of 2021/22’s N$3-b - half the Irrigation material Poly tanks Valves Hose clamps = Cascade s/steel clamps = Arkal filters and much more security cluster’s.

PAGE 2 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 3 PROCUREMENT GUIDE TO NAMIBIA'S 2021/22 NATIONAL BUDGET: With its usual biggest allocation for construction, Transport has N$1.487-b to spend in 2021/22, accounting for 47.6% Half the construction budget of the N$3.12-b CRI total, following a 3.3% reduction on revised N$1.6-b, accounting for last year. the N$3.98-b total, compared to its 27% share with N$1.07-b out 35.9% of the N$4.5-b CRI total of N$3.96-b in 2019/20. at the time. FROM PREVIOUS PAGE construction translates into a 4% share of 2021/22’s N$3-b, follow- There are only six votes with Transport initially had 35% N$3.96-b in 2019/20 (one sixth ing its N$24.2-m increase over last over N$100-m allocations for or N$561-m cut from its original the security cluster’s). year’s revised N$106.7-m when it construction in 2021/22 compared allocation in 2018/19 midyear to * With the fourth-biggest CRI accounted for only 2.68% of the to eight last year, nine in 2019/20 N$1.05-b. allocation this year, the educa- N$3.98-b total, compared to its and ten in 2018/19. As it turned out, however, tion cluster’s N$281.3-m budget 1.4% share with N$56.7-m out of Transport’s latest adjusted expen- for construction translates into N$3.96-b in 2019/20. Transport diture for that year is back to the a 9% share of 2021/22’s N$3-b * With its traditional biggest ith its usual biggest N$1.6-b allocated to it initially. (half the security cluster’s), fol- share of the construction budget allocation for construction, Transport was also privileged in lowing its N$161.4-m increase – because of the Transport Vote renovations and 2017/18 when its original N$1.18- W b allocation was unaffected in that over last year’s revised N$120-m – the economic cluster’s N$1.86-b improvements, Transport (Vote when it accounted for only 3% of budget for construction translates 24) has N$1.487-b to spend in midyear’s revisions. the N$3.98-b total (1⁄4 the security into a 59.5% share of 2021/22’s 2021/22, accounting for 47.6% of cluster’s), compared to its 5.87% N$3-b, following its N$1.114-b the N$3.12-b CRI total, following Home Affairs, share with N$232.4-m out of decrease over last year’s revised a N$51-m or 3.3% reduction on Immigration, N$3.96-b in 2019/20 (almost 1⁄4 N$2.97-b-m when it accounted last year’s revised N$1.5-b when the security cluster’s). for 74.58% of the N$3.98-b total, it accounted for 38.57% of the Safety & Security It is noteworthy that at the time compared to its 66.88% share N$3.987-b CRI total – a 2.2% or his newly-created Vote 39 of 2020/21’s midyear budget revi- with N$2.645-b out of N$3.96-b N$34.88-m reduction on 2019/ has the second-biggest CRI sions, the education cluster had its in 2019/20. 20’s actual N$1.57-b expenditure Tbudget in 2021/22, combining budget for construction reduced * Even without the Transport when it accounted for 39.7% or the the previously separate: by 2.25% to N$174-m – far higher Vote, – the economic cluster’s N$3.96-b CRI total. * Vote 05 - Home Affairs & Immigra- than the N$120-m revised expen- N$372-m budget for construction Its CRI allocation last year tion; and diture recorded in the 2021/22 would still overtake the education was unaffected at the midterm * Vote 06 - Safety & Security (police and budget book. cluster’s allocation, translating into revisions. prisons). In other words, N$54-m of the a 12% share of 2021/22’s N$3-b, It started 2019/20 with N$1.878- Vote 39 has a N$341.55-m education cluster’s construction following its N$1.06-b decrease b, accounting for 35.85% of the CRI budget in 2021/22, account- budget went missing between over last year’s revised N$1.4-b- N$5.7-b overall CRI total, which ing for 10.9% of the N$3.1-b total 2020/21’s midyear revisions in Oc- m when it accounted for 36% of was 16.8% higher than 2018/19’s – N$19.2-m or 5.3% less than last tober and March this year when the year’s revised N$360.76-m for the 2021/22 budget was compiled. former separate votes, account- There are no such discrepan- Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety & Security has a N$341.55-m construction budget in 2021/22 in second ing for 9% of the N$3.987-b CRI cies in any of the other clusters. total, which had been N$184.2-m * With the smallest CRI alloca- place, accounting for 10.9% of the N$3.1-b total – 5.3% or 33.76% less than 2019/20’s tion this year, the administrative less than last year. N$545-m actual expenditure when cluster’s N$131-m budget for NAMIBIA'S N$9.8-B CENTRAL GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT BUDGET IN 2021/22 DIFFERENCE DIFFERENCE 2019/20 2020/21 % 2021/22 STANDARD PROCUREMENT CATEGORIES (N$) BETWEEN 2020/21 BETWEEN 2021/22 % CHANGE ACTUAL REVISED CHANGE ESTIMATE & 2019/20 & 2020/21 REVISED Materials & Supplies (current) 1,674,708,879 2,006,137,151 331,428,272 19.79% 2,285,166,000 279,028,849 13.91%

Materials & Supplies (development) 343,980,787 333,938,000 -10,042,787 -2.92% 130,628,000 -203,310,000 -60.88%

TOTAL MATERIALS & SUPPLIES 2,018,689,666 2,340,075,151 321,385,485 15.92% 2,415,794,000 75,718,849 3.24%

Other Services & Expenses (current) 1,955,301,190 4,068,909,343 2,113,608,153 108.10% 2,560,002,064 -1,508,907,279 -37.08%

Other Services & Expenses (development) 84,183,076 114,225,000 30,041,924 35.69% 140,640,000 26,415,000 23.13%

TOTAL OTHER SERVICES & EXPENSES 2,039,484,266 4,183,134,343 2,143,650,077 105.11% 2,700,642,064 -1,482,492,279 -35.44%

TOTAL OPERATIONAL CURRENT PROCUREMENT 3,630,010,069 6,075,046,494 2,445,036,425 67.36% 4,845,168,064 -1,229,878,430 -20.24%

Furniture & Office Equipment (operational capital) 18,414,775 40,450,000 22,035,225 119.66% 8,003,000 -32,447,000 -80.22%

Furniture & Office Equipment (development) 30,302,352 28,787,000 -1,515,352 -5.00% 43,284,000 14,497,000 50.36%

TOTAL FURNITURE & OFFICE EQUIPMENT 48,717,127 69,237,000 20,519,873 42.12% 51,287,000 -17,950,000 -25.93%

Operational Equipment, Machinery & Plants (operational capital) 646,187,106 704,435,000 58,247,894 9.01% 737,231,000 32,796,000 4.66%

Operational Equipment, Machinery & Plants (development) 237,273,883 253,644,000 16,370,117 6.90% 316,143,000 62,499,000 24.64%

TOTAL OPERATIONAL, EQUIPMENT, MACHINERY & PLANT 883,460,989 958,079,000 74,618,011 8.45% 1,053,374,000 95,295,000 9.95%

Vehicles (operational capital) 6,402,112 0 -6,402,112 -100.00% 0 0 0.00%

Vehicles (development) 0 450,000 450,000 100.00% 500,000 0 0.00%

TOTAL VEHICLES 6,402,112 450,000 -5,952,112 -92.97% 500,000 50,000 11.11%

TOTAL OPERATIONAL CAPITAL PROCUREMENT 671,003,993 744,885,000 73,881,007 11.01% 745,234,000 349,000 0.05%

Purchase of buildings (development) 274,382 35,606,000 35,331,618 12876.80% 2,000,000 -33,606,000 -94.38%

Feasibility Studies, Design & Supervision (development) 405,521,719 267,580,000 -137,941,719 -34.02% 456,147,000 188,567,000 70.47%

Construction, Renovation & Improvement (development) 3,960,383,935 3,987,730,000 27,346,065 0.69% 3,123,855,000 -863,875,000 -21.66%

TOTAL OPERATIONAL PROCUREMENT (CURRENT + CAPITAL) 4,301,014,062 6,819,931,494 2,518,917,432 58.57% 5,590,402,064 -1,229,529,430 -18.03%

TOTAL DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT 5,061,920,134 5,021,960,000 -39,960,134 -0.79% 4,213,197,000 -808,763,000 -16.10%

PROCUREMENT GRAND TOTAL 9,362,934,196 11,841,891,494 2,478,957,298 26.48% 9,803,599,064 -2,038,292,430 -17.21%

SOURCE: Ministry of Finance, Estimates of Revenue, Income & Expenditure 2021/22 - expenditure by subdivision including statutory and development allocations, including interest payments but excluding funding outside the State Revenue Fund. © Market Namibia Tender Bulletin / Collective Resources

PAGE 4 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 5 PART 10 - CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATIONS & IMPROVEMENTS Education, Arts & Culture has the third-biggest budget for is for N$1.5b roadworks construction in 2021/22, with N$265.9-m, accounting for 8.5% of the total - a huge 152.2% increase on 2020/21. they accounted for 13.76% of the Education, N$3.96-b CRI total. giving it a 6.9% share of the N$5.7- before it was reduced by 10.26% or This amounts to a considerable Arts & Culture b overall CRI total in fifth place – a N$21.47-m to N$187.85-m midyear reduction in the construction allo- riefly titled only ‘Education’ decline from 2018/19’s 7.3% share for the remainder of 2020/21. cation to this security sub-cluster last year, Education, Arts but in eventual seventh place. In 2019/20, Vote 13 was – probably in the light of the near- B& Culture (Vote 10) has It lost its third place ranking amongst the worst-affected when completion of the new HQ for the third-biggest budget for in construction expenditure at its initial N$296-m allocation for Home Affairs. construction in 2021/22, with the beginning of 2018/19 after a construction, renovations and The former Safety & N$265.9-m, accounting for 8.5% 35.2% cut to its initial allocation improvements was reduced by of the N$3.1-b CRI budget. by N$138-m to N$254.3-m – in 48.5% or N$143.7-m to N$152.5- Security This is a huge N$160.475-m fourth place. m midyear, is share of the overall afety & Security (the now or 152.2% increase on 2020/21’s Vote 10’s accompanying vote CRI budget dropping three places Sdefunct Vote 6) was briefly revised N$105.43-m when it ac- – Higher Education (Vote 32) from 5.65% in sixth place to 3.4% renamed Police last year before counted for 2.64% of the N$3.987- – has a zero construction budget in eighth place. being subsumed under the new b CRI total in sixth place, following in 2021/22, as has been the case At the beginning of 2019/20, Vote 39. a 53.6% or N$121.86-m reduction over the past six years. Vote 13 was one of only seven It had the fourth-biggest CRI al- on 2019/20’s actual N$227.3-m This is because the various votes with a reduced allocation for location in 2020/21, with a revised expenditure, accounting for 2.64% tertiary education SOEs in this construction, renovations and im- N$294.2-m accounting for 7.38% of the N$3.96-b CRI total in eight sector are supported through provements, amounting to a severe of the N$3.987-b total, following place. capital transfers from the finance downgrade to N$296-m for reno- a 21.7% reduction on 2019/20’s Vote 10’s N$105.43-m revised ministry. vations and building new health actual N$375.7-m expenditure, expenditure for 2020/21 is a severe infrastructure by 19% (N$70-m) accounting for 9.5% of the N$3.96- downgrade of the N$159.4-m ac- Health from 2018/19’s N$366-m. b total. counting for 3.95% of the national This downgrade to N$296-m for Its initial allocation in 2020/21 CRI total of N$4.1-b at the time & Social Services 2019/20 has now been improved was 33% or N$148.158-m below of last year’s midterm revision, ying closely behind Education, by more than half to N$140-m 2019/20’s N$447.4-m now restated when its CRI allocation was not Health & Social Services (Vote actual expenditure in the 2021/22 as N$375.7-m. revised. L13) has the fourth-biggest budget book. Notably, however, the former In seventh place before and construction allocation in 2021/ Vote 6’s 2020/21 CRI funding after 2020/21’s midyear revi- 22, with N$265-m, accounting for Agriculture outranked each one of the educa- sions, Education, Arts & Culture’s 8.48% of the N$3.1-b CRI total. & Land Reform tion cluster’s votes by far, as well N$159.4-m CRI ceiling at midyear This is a considerable 41% or as each of the health and welfare was already a severe 33.4% or N$77.2-m increase over last year’s reated in 2020/21, Vote 37 cluster’s votes – in spite of its N$80-m reduction in its allocation revised N$187.85-m, when it ac- (Agriculture & Land Re-form), reduced CRI allocation from the from 2019/20’s revised N$239.48- counted for 4.7% of the N$3.987- Clies in fifth place on con- previous year. m when it accounted for 5.4% of b total in fifth placed, following a struction ladder this year, with Vote 6 was ranked second in the N$4.445-b national CRI total 34.3% or N$47.95-m increase N$165.235-m, accounting for 5.3% 2019/20 - before and after mid- in a higher, fifth ranking. Its actual over 2019/20’s actual N$140-m of the N$3.1-b CRI total. year - after its initial N$588-m expenditure in 2019/20 has now expenditure when it accounted This is N$4.7-m or 2.77% less with an 11.2% share of the total been further eroded to N$227.3- for 3.5% of the N$3.96-b total in than 2020/21’s revised N$170-m, was reduced by N$61-m or 10.4% m, however. seventh place. when it accounted for 4.26% of the to N$527-m with a slightly higher Vote 10’s original N$391.5-m In 2020/21, Vote 13’s initial N$3.987-b CRI total, its N$170-m 11.76% share. construction budget in 2019/20 N$209.3-m CRI allocation was a allocation unaffected midyear, in Safety & Security’s initial alloca- was almost 20% more (N$65-m) 16.7% or near-N$30-m increase sixth place. tion in 2019/20 had been a gener- than 2018/19’s revised N$326.5-m, over 2019/20’s revised N$179.3-m, But these CRI allocations ous 77.7% increase (N$257-m) exclude the Water component, that over 2018/19’s N$330.8-m when Health & Social Services has the fourth-biggest was split off from the previous Vote it enjoyed only 7.4% of the N$4.5- construction allocation in 2021/22, with N$265-m, 10 - Agriculture, Water & Forestry in b CRI total. 2020/21 (when Vote 10 became de- accounting for 8.48% of the total – a considerable 41% funct). The Safety & Security Vote’s increase over last year. construction budget in 2018/19 TO NEXT PAGE emerged unscathed from the mid- year CRI cutbacks. The former Home Affairs & Immigration rior to its absorption in the Pnew Vote 39, Home Affairs & Immigration (Vote 5)’s N$66.5-m revised expenditure in 2020/21 accounting for 1.67% of the N$3.987-b CRI total, was a 60.7% or N$102.7-m reduction on 2019/ 20’s actual N$169.256-m when it accounted for 4.27% of the N$3.96-b total. Its revised 2020/21 expenditure of N$66.5-m resulted from a drastic 26% or N$23.5-m midyear cutback from N$90-m allocated at the be- ginning of the year, its share of all CRI expenditure falling from 2.2% to 1.65%. This must have mostly to do with the near-completion of its gi- gantic new head office in Windhoek (awarded to a Chinese contractor without public tender), its ranking plunging from seventh in 2019/20 to tenth in 2020/21. Its N$266-m allocation at the beginning of 2019/20 had been a handsome 62% (N$102-m) increase on 2018/19’s revised N$164-m, accounting for 3.66% of the CRI budget the following year in seventh place. PAGE 4 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 5 PROCUREMENT GUIDE TO NAMIBIA'S 2021/22 NATIONAL BUDGET: Agriculture & Land Reform has the fifth-biggest allocation of N$165.235-m this year, accounting for 5.3% of the No construction funds for N$3.1-b CRI total - 2.77% less than last year. N$100-m to spend on construction N$3.987-b total. this year. Its more than double allocation FROM PREVIOUS PAGE N$1.893-b loan plus a N$54-m grant for Namibia’s ‘Water Sector Because the Defence Vote was last year was N$39.4-m or 120.4% Combining the CRI allocations Support Program’ has now kicked unaffected in 2019/20’s midyear more than 2019/20’s N$32.75-m of the two votes (and ignoring in, resulting in domestic funding for revisions, its relative share of the when it accounted for only 0.83% the ‘forestry’ function that was the water sector drying up. construction budget progressed of the N$3.96-b CRI total. combined with the Tourism Vote The Water Vote (Vote 38) has from seventh at the beginning of Vote 18’s much higher CRI allo- at the same time), the amounts only N$33-m to spend on construc- the year to sixth. cation in 2020/21 was probably due for 2020/21 and the previous year tion projects in 2021/22, account- Vote 8’s N$259-m construction to the addition of the forestry func- are roughly in line with the former ing for 1.06% of the N$3.1-b CRI budget at the beginning of 2019/20 tion it took over from Agriculture, Agriculture, Water & Forestry (Vote total in tenth place, following a was 25.6% (N$53-m) more than Water & Forestry 18 that year. 20)’s 18.85% share with N$746.68- 95% or N$656.3-m reduction on 2018/19’s N$206.5%, giving it a m or 2019/20’s N$3.96-b actual 2020/21’s revised N$689.44-m 4.95% share of the N$5.7-b CRI Justice CRI expenditure. when it accounted for 17.3% of total in eighth place compared ote 16 has N$55-m to spend Ignoring the ‘forestry’ function, the N$3.987-b CRI total in second to 2019/20’s 4.6% share in sixth on construction in 2021/22, the combined construction budgets place behind only the Transport place. Vaccounting for 1.76% of of the new Agriculture & Land Re- Vote. It progressed in relative terms, the N$3.1-b CRI total, following form (Vote 37) and Water (Vote Its initial N$649-m allocation however, since then, with is original a 7% or N$4.17-m reduction on 38) in their first year in 2020/21, in 2020/21 was supplemented N$206.5-m construction budget in last year’s revised N$59.3-m amounted to N$819.382-m initially midyear with a further N$40-m for 2018/19 also unaffected by mid- when it accounted for 1.5% of the and N$859.4-m after midyear, ac- Covid-19 containment measures. year reallocations, progressing N$3.987-b CRI total. counting for just below 20% of the from sixth place at the beginning This was 36.35% or N$33.858- N$4.1-b overall construction total Defence of that year to fifth. m less than 2019/20’s actual at the beginning of the year. efence (Vote 8) has Its 6% share of all construction N$93.17-m expenditure, with a Prior to its reconfiguration in N$150.9-m to spend on spending after 2018/19 midyear 2.35% share of the N$3.96-b CRI 2020/21, Agriculture, Water & construction in 2021/22, was an improvement on its initial total. Forestry (Vote 20)’s N$522.8-m D 4.75% at the beginning of the This falling allocation for con- accounting for 4.8% of the N$3.1- (domestically-funded) construc- b CRI total in sixth place, following year. struction is probably linked to the tion budget at the beginning a N$900,000 or 0.6% increase over winding up of the Supreme Court of 2019/20 had been a 28% or its N$150-m revised expenditure Environment, building upgrade in Windhoek. N$202-m decrease on 2018/19’s last year, accounting for 3.76% Forestry & Tourism revised N$725-m, its share of all of the N$3.987-b total in seventh Mines & Energy construction spending declining here are a further three ote 15’s construction place. votes with between N$50- from 16% to 9.98% at the begin- Its expenditure last year was budget for 2021/22 is ning of 2019/20 before climbing to m and N$100m to spend N$51.1-m, accounting for 36% or N$84.27-m below 2019/ onT construction in 2021/22 (from V 11.3% post-midyear. 1.64% of the CRI total, following a 20’s actual N$234.27-m when it four in 2020/21 and five at the In 2019/20, (the now discontin- accounted for a higher 5.9% of the 10.88% or N$5-m increase on last ued) Vote 20 dropped to third place beginning of that year), topmost year’s revised N$46.1-m when it N$3.96-b total in an even higher of which is Vote 18 - as was the from second in 2018/19 in terms of fourth place. accounted for 1.16% of the total, overall construction expenditure. case last year. which had been a considerable Initially ranked eighth last year, Environment, Forestry & Tour- Its original N$523-m (domestic) Defence’s N$155-m was reduced 131.7% or N$26.2-m increase allocation in 2019/20 was reduced ism’s N$57.586-m CRI allocation over 2019/20’s N$19.985-m marginally by 3.2% or N$5-m mid- this year accounting for 1.84% of by N$16.5-m or 3.2% to N$506-m year, its share of all construction actual expenditure, with only a in October 2019’s midyear reduc- the N$1.31-b total is N$14.6-m or 0.5% share of the total. expenditure falling marginally from 20.22% less than 2020/21’s re- tions in third place. 3.76% to 3.71%. Mines & Energy’s initial N$59-m vised N$72.2-m when it accounted CRI budget last year was reduced As was the case in 2020/21, it for a smaller 1.81% share of the Water is the lowest-ranked vote with over by 22.7% to N$45.6-m midyear eparated from Agriculture, - still double its N$23-m revised expenditure in 2019/20, since re- Water & Forestry (Vote 20) This is the first time in several years that Vote 17 has no last year, the new Water stated as an even lower N$19.8-m S budget for construction, renovations and improvements, in this year’s budget. Vote (38) has plunged from second place in its first year in 2020/21 to which means there are no transfers through this vote to an insignificant number in 2021/22 local and regional councils for housing infrastructure. TO NEXT PAGE – probably because the AfDB’s NAMIBIA CENTRAL GOVERNMENT’S NATIONAL BUDGET - KEY INDICATORS - 2015/16-2018/19 % CHANGE % CHANGE % CHANGE % CHANGE ON ON ON ON FISCAL YEAR / N$ 2015/16 ACTUAL 2016/17 ACTUAL 2017/18 ACTUAL 2018/19 ACTUAL PREVIOUS PREVIOUS PREVIOUS PREVIOUS YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR NATIONAL BUDGET TOTAL 64,611,428,365 9.80% 62,054,408,903 -3.96% 65,328,181,000 5.28% 65,241,207,861 -0.13% PERSONNEL EXPENDITURE 23,955,059,564 10.59% 26,752,561,081 11.68% 29,170,972,000 9.04% 29,388,753,079 0.75% % OF TOTAL BUDGET 37.08% 43.11% 44.65% 45.05% DEBT SERVICING 2,623,432,000 4.30% 4,311,818,000 64.36% 5,430,480,000 25.94% 6,010,649,000 10.68% % OF TOTAL BUDGET 4.06% 6.95% 8.31% 9.21% PROCUREMENT EXPENDITURE 7,876,762,068 -43.22% 8,198,932,201 4.09% 10,962,416,031 33.71% 8,333,563,742 -23.98% % OF TOTAL BUDGET 12.19% 13.21% 16.78% 12.77% DEVELOPMENT BUDGET 9,812,826,000 12.90% 6,933,582,000 -29.34% 5,605,397,000 -19.16% 4,815,725,914 25.58% % OF TOTAL BUDGET 15.19% 11.17% 8.58% 7.38% CONSTRUCTION 6,135,049,866 18.13% 4,829,167,687 -21.29% 3,518,256,000 -27.15% 3,464,090,467 -1.54% % OF PROCUREMENT 77.89% 58.90% 32.09% 34.17% % OF TOTAL BUDGET 9.50% 7.78% 5.39% 5.31% FEASIBILITIES, DESIGN & SUPERVISION 749,140,837 22.13% 398,106,352 -46.86% 354,642,000 -10.92% 385,139,448 8.60% % OF PROCUREMENT 9.51% 4.86% 3.24% 3.80% % OF TOTAL BUDGET 1.16% 0.64% 0.54% 0.59% Including interest payments. SOURCE: Ministry of Finance main budget and National Planning Commission Development budget books from the respective years. Amounts for development expenditure listed here are from the respective main budgets, which include funding deployed only inside the State Revenue Fund. Data on development expenditure funded outside the State Revenue Fund (including foreign grants and loans) is not consistently reflected here. © Market Namibia Tender Bulletin / Collective Resources

PAGE 6 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 7 PART 10 - CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATIONS & IMPROVEMENTS The Water Vote has only N$33-m to spend on construction Urban & Rural Development projects in 2021/22, accounting for 1.06% of the N$3.1-b total in tenth place, following a 95% reduction Industrialisation his is the first time in several on last year. & Trade years that Vote 17 has no budget for construction, 9.7% share of 2019/20’s N$5.7-b low-income residents. ote 19’s N$47.6-m T renovations and improvements, total compared to 2018/19’s even- See accompanying tables and construction budget in 2021/ which means there are no tual 2.5% share in ninth place. charts. 22 accounting for 1.5% of the V transfers through this vote to local But according to 2019/20’s To be continued. total is N$5.6-m or 13.3% more and regional councils for housing midyear budget document, Urban Our procurement guide to than last year’s revised N$42-m infrastructure. & Rural Development started the Namibia’s 2021/22 national bud- (1.05% of the total), which had This is the only reasonable infer- year with N$435-m – probably get so far: been 55.44% below 2019/20’s ence after scrutinizing the 2021/22 excluding foreign funding that was actual N$94.3-m, with a 2.38% * Bulletin 1391 – Part 1: Introduction budget document, where not CRI included in the original budget. share of the N$3.96-b CRI total. – How Shiimi Shrank the Budget; allocations are to be found. This was a less spectacular Its N$42-m last year was below * Bulletin 1393 – Part 2: Overview Finance minister Ipumbu Shi- but still enormous 293% increase the N$52-m at the time of 2020/ – Budget Borrowed Hollow; imi also maintained a deafening over 2018/19’s revised N$111-m, 21’s midyear revisions. silence on this topic in his budget when it had a 2.5% share com- * Bulletin 1394 – Part 3: Preview - Mak- Vote 19’s N$130.4-m CRI bud- address. pared to 2019/20’s restated 8.3% ing Jam Sandwiches on a Low Budget; get at the beginning of 2019/20 was Blame it on Covid-19? originally. * Bulletin 1396 – Part 4: The Admin- 8.8% (N$12.6-m) below 2018/19’s This sudden and complete Vote 17 was unaffected by istrative Cluster – Bureaucracy über N$143-m when it enjoyed a 3.2% disappearance comes after Vote 2019/20’s midyear adjustments, Budget; share of the overall CRI total in 17 ended 2020/21 with a revised but its share of the construction eighth place. * Bulletin 1397 – Part 5: Education Clus- N$407-m on construction expen- total climbed to 9.7% in fourth Its initial 2019/20 budget was ter - Education still fails the grade; diture, accounting for 10.21% of place. slashed by N$66-m or 50.6% * Bulletin 1398 – Part 6: The Health and the N$3.987-b CRI total in third At the beginning of 2018/19, midyear however, but has now Welfare Cluster - Vaccinations drip-fed place. Vote 17 was the bottom ranked been restated as N$94-m actual through IMF loan; This, in turn, had been a out of only nine votes with more expenditure. 138.5% or N$236.3-m increase than N$100-m to spend on con- * Bulletin 1400 – Part 7: The Security The presidency over 2019/20’s N$170.66-m actual struction, suffering a 30% reduc- Cluster – Defence Spending gets its construction expenditure, when it tion of its N$110.8-m allocation to Marching Orders; he only remaining vote accounted for 4.3% of the N$3.96- N$77.8-m. * Bulletin 1401 – Part 8: The Economic with over 1% of this year’s b total in sixth place. But according to the 2019/20 Cluster – Scraping the bottom of the depressed construction Its initial N$417.5-m allocation T budget, it retained its N$110.8-m state economy’s barrel; budget is the Office of the at the beginning of 2020/21 was allocation, negating 2018/19’s * Bulletin 1402 – Part 9: Procurement President (Vote 1), with N$32.3-m 4.65% or N$20.357-m less than midyear cutback. (1.03% of the total) – a generous 2019/20’s revised N$437.857-m expenditure allocations – The N$2-b Urban & Rural Development procurement budget blowout. N$9-m or 38.4% increase over – now grossly restated as only had no budget for construction in 2020/21’s revised N$23.356- N$170.66-m in this year’s budget 2016/17, 2015/16 or 2014/15 – so © Copyright Namibia Tender Bulletin / m (0.6%), following another book. 2018/19’s 400% increase made up generous 133.56% or N$13.356- At the time of 2020/21’s midyear Collective Resources (Pty) Ltd. for a lot of lost ground. All rights reserved. m over 2019/20’s N$10-m actual reallocations, Vote 17’s CRI fund- All those years of zero alloca- expenditure (0.25% of the total). ing was reduced by N$10.5-m or tions for public housing services Discounting the reconfigured 2.5% to N$407-m. infrastructure were supposed to be votes, there are ten with no alloca- Urban & Rural Development’s filled through municipal budgets, HANDS OFF tions for construction, renovations N$552.4-m voted construction ex- but degenerated into localized and improvements in 2021/22 – the penditure at the beginning of 2019/ patronage networks enriching con- same ones as in the previous three 20 was a massive 399% (N$441.6- nected property developers instead years, except for Urban & Rural m) increase over 2018/19’s revised of delivering affordable housing for Development. N$111-m, placing it fourth with a

No Urban Defence has N$150.9-m to spend on construction in & Rural 2021/22, accounting for 4.8% of the total in sixth place, Development following a 0.6% increase over last year. FREE MEDIA NAMIBIA CENTRAL GOVERNMENT’S NATIONAL BUDGET - KEY INDICATORS - 2019/20-2021/22 % CHANGE % CHANGE % CHANGE 2021/22 % CHANGE ON ON 2021/22 ON ESTIMATES ON FISCAL YEAR / N$ 2019/20 ACTUAL 2020/21 REVISED PREVIOUS PREVIOUS ESTIMATES PREVIOUS PREVIOUS YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR NATIONAL BUDGET TOTAL 67,409,000,462 3.32% 72,105,828,000 6.97% 67,949,917,000 -5.76% 67,949,917,000 -5.76% PERSONNEL EXPENDITURE 29,570,408,377 0.62% 28,681,440,000 -3.01% 28,459,235,936 -0.77% 28,459,235,936 -0.77% % OF TOTAL BUDGET 43.87% 39.78% 41.88% 41.88%

DEBT SERVICING 6,885,552,916 14.56% 7,738,000,000 12.38% 8,500,000,000 9.85% 8,500,000,000 9.85%

% OF TOTAL BUDGET 10.21% 10.73% 12.51% 12.51% PROCUREMENT EXPENDITURE 9,362,934,196 12.35% 11,841,891,494 26.48% 9,803,599,064 -17.21% 9,803,599,064 -17.21% % OF TOTAL BUDGET 13.89% 16.42% 14.43% 14.43% DEVELOPMENT BUDGET 5,700,564,172 18.37% 6,456,088,000 13.25% 5,552,522,000 -14.00% 5,552,522,000 -14.00% % OF TOTAL BUDGET 8.46% 8.95% 8.17% 8.17% CONSTRUCTION 3,960,383,935 14.33% 3,987,730,000 0.69% 3,123,855,000 -21.66% 3,123,855,000 -21.66% % OF PROCUREMENT 42.30% 33.67% 31.86% 31.86% % OF TOTAL BUDGET 5.88% 5.53% 4.60% 4.60% FEASIBILITIES, DESIGN & SUPERVISION 405,521,719 5.29% 267,580,000 -34.02% 456,147,000 70.47% 456,147,000 70.47% % OF PROCUREMENT 4.33% 2.26% 4.65% 4.65% % OF TOTAL BUDGET 0.60% 0.37% 0.67% 0.67% Including interest payments. SOURCE: Ministry of Finance main budget and National Planning Commission Development budget books from the respective years. Amounts for development expenditure listed here are from the respective main budgets, which include funding deployed only inside the State Revenue Fund. Data on development expenditure funded outside the State Revenue Fund (including foreign grants and loans) is not consistently reflected here. © Market Namibia Tender Bulletin / Collective Resources

PAGE 6 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 7 SALTY WATER EVERYWHERE, NOT A 02 JULY 2021 The Namibian government is seeking public private partners to build a A second desalination plant “must” be built on Namibia’s cen- second desalination plant along the central coastline at an estimated tral coastline, in order to realize the government’s vision to estab- N$3.5 billion, including a water supply corridor to the interior, with a lish Walvis Bay and Swakopmund timeline of at least ten years. as regional logistics hubs and shift more development from the interior Plans would be drawn up and option of partnering with Bo- Orano then spent the last five to the coast, according to Minister completed as soon as possible, tswana on the project to extend years again negotiating with the of Agriculture, Water & Land Re- he promised. the desalinated water pipeline Namibian government to purchase form, Calle Schlettwein. The minister confirmed that the into the neighbouring country. No its plant for N$3-billion, which was During the launch of the up- feasibility study for the construction agreements with Botswana are yet again rejected. grade of the (almost 50 year old) of the new plant in the Erongo in place, however. The Areva plant was com- 76km Kuiseb Collector 2 - Schwar- Region had been completed and Botswana President Mokg- missioned in 2013, with a design zekuppe - Swakopmund pipeline to showed that the project was vi- weetsi Masisi, had visited Namibia capacity of 54,800 m3/day. It has be completed by 2023, Schlettwein able. in February to meet a ‘potential in- the capacity to increase its output said: “Investors do not react to Earlier reports indicate that the vestor’ offering to desalinate water from 20-million m3 to 45-million m3 promises but to factual situations. feasibility study was conducted by from the Atlantic Ocean. annually. That is why we say the desalination an Austrian company, ILF Engi- The identity of the potential In 2018, Namwater was still plant is no longer a contention, it neering Consultants, together with investor was confirmed only a few looking at the appointment of a is a reality.” local consultants Lund Consulting days later as Russian billionaire transaction advisor to assist the A suitable site between Swa- Engineers. Rashid Sardarov, whose com- water utility in the potential acquisi- kopmund and Henties Bay has The study concluded that it was pany Comsar Properties SA was tion of the Areva desalination plant already been identified, according advisable to build another modern allowed in 2018 to lease four farms through an EOI that had closed on to the minister. desalination plant instead of ex- of 17,000ha (valued at N$43-m) in 27-Nov-18. In addition to the pipeline, panding the existing Arvea plant. Namibia over 99 years. The Rus- At the time, Areva, under a NamWater has also commenced sian oligarch was invited by State temporary water supply agree- with other projects in the region Over N$3.5-billion to House to present his investment ment, was delivering just over 12- estimated at over N$200-m, in- implement the new plant proposal to the two heads of state million m3 per annum to Namwater, cluding boreholes, new pipelines The second desalination plant - to the surprise of some cabinet which sold the desalinated water and reservoirs. and infrastructure would cost over ministers. mainly to adjacent uranium mines The water utility had invested in N$3.5-billion (US230.5-million) to President Hage Geingob had (Bulletin 1277). excess of N$1-b For over the past implement, according to a draft stated publicly over the years that ten years to create and upgrade the feasibility report presented at a he would not deal with potential Catering for the coast water infrastructure in the region, stakeholder workshop earlier this investors directly, in order to and central Namibia Schlettwein said during his famil- year. promote transparency. Investors As part of the EIA process for iarisation tour of the coast. The estimated cost includes should deal with the line ministries the proposed desalination plant Namwater CEO Abraham Ne- the plant, transmission infrastruc- or concerned government agen- and water carriage system with hemia, said at the same occasion ture and power supply to deliver cies instead. booster pumps and reservoirs, that the pipeline was part of the over 36.5-million cubic metres an- After Sardarov’s presentation, Namwater and Environmental project to interlink the three avail- nually. the matter was referred to techni- Assessment Practitioner SLR able sources of water supplying According to Namwater spokes- cal committees, according the Na- Environmental Consulting, on the coastal towns and mines: the person Johannes Shigwedha, the mibian presidential spokesperson 21-Apr-21 placed a notice in the Kuiseb Delta, Omaruru Delta and project could be implemented in Alfredo Hangari. local media that interested and desalination. phases, with the first phase cost- The Areva / Orano plant affected parties could inspect the ing about N$2.5-billion to produce Draft Scoping Report (DSR) for PPP for 20-million m3 p.a. Schlettwein also recently un- the project. the new plant The coastal mines consume dertook a familiarisation visit to the According to the DSR, the about 50% (12-million cubic metres Orano Desalination Plant, built by The new desalination plant is to new plant would be erected close annually) of the current water sup- Areva for its Trekkopje Mine - which be built close to the existing Orano to Mile 6 north of Swakopmund ply in the region, while the rest is is under care and maintenance - Desalination Plant near Wlotzkas- and secure water supply from the consumed by the coastal towns. and is operated by Orano Mining baken with new technologies. Both desalination plant to the Central Statistics show that by 2050, and Nafasi Water. plants are needed to secure water Coastal Area (Swakopmund, Hen- the annual water demand for the The plant was upgraded dur- supply in the long term. ties Bay and Arandis) and en-route coastal areas will increase to about ing the past years to deliver over Without going into detail, Sch- 3 users (Usakos, Karibib & Okahand- 36-million m3, while Windhoek and 2,000m per hour, augmenting lettwein indicated that the new plant ja) to Windhoek via a 350km water en-route users will then need about Namwater’s supply to the coastal was a ‘large project’ and would be pipeline and support infrastructure 32-million m3 annually. mines. done through a Public Private Part- along the B2 highway. Areva had offered to sell the Electricity for the pumping in- nership, leveraging private capital Partnering with plant to the government already and roping in private operational frastructure was envisaged through Botswana and Sardarov in 2012, but was turned down in solar PV plants. capacity, while Namwater would 2016. retain ownership of the water. Namibia is also exploring the The EIA notice stated that N$56-M ROAD FUND ADMIN TENDER CANCELLED

02 JULY 2021 Seven months after it closed, the tender for automation all three tenderers were provided The Central Procurement of Mass Distance Charges is cancelled after all by the CPB as follows: Board of Namibia has cancelled its * Benzel & Partners Investments (BPI) Infor- tender for for the automation of the three bidders were found to be non-compliant mation Technologies (Pty) Ltd - no relevant Road Fund Administration’s Mass information was reflected on the Form Almost seven months after the 2015. Distance Charges seven months 2.4.10 submitted; submission deadline, the CPB According to the Executive after it had closed. * Green Enterprise Solutions / National Toll posted a cancellation notice, to Summary of the Bid Evaluation Tender G/OIB/CPBN-01/2020 Payment Services JV - did not submit let- which the wrong PDF document Report, the cost estimate was closed on 30 September last year ter from bank as per C23 under Financial was initially attached. N$56,300,550 including VAT. after it was issued by the CPB on Resources; The cancellation was made in But none of the technical or behalf of the RFA. * Shine Technologies / Picobyte (New Zea- terms of Section 54(1)(a) of the financial offers submitted were According to the CPB’s web- land) / Protoclear (South Africa) joint venture Public Procurement Act 15 of 2015 considered, because all three bids site, the Board accepted the Bid - SPP (Pty) Ltd - bidder does not have expe- [this section deals with the cancel- were found to be non-responsive rience in financial toll systems as required in Evaluation Committee’s recom- lation of the bidding process if all on Stage 1(b) of the evaluation Item C35 under ‘specific experience’. mendation on 26 May to cancel bids are non-responsive]. ‘Substantial Responsiveness’. tender. The CPB had invited Open Technical offers had to be sub- The tender was extended from International Bidding tenders on mitted separately from the financial the initial closing date of 05-Jun-20 CANCELLED TENDERS behalf of the Road Fund Admin- offers, which were published in THESE UPDATES ARE COMPILED FROM as advertised in Die Republikein on MEDIA REPORTS AND ARKET AMIBIA istration in line with Section 30 of Bulletin 1374. M N 06-Mar-20. & TENDER BULLETIN'S OWN SOURCES. the Public Procurement Act 15 of Reasons for non-compliance of

OUR ADVERTISERS HAVE SUPPORTED PROCUREMENT TRANSPARENCY AND THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION FOR THE PAST 29 YEARS PAGE 8 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 9 DROP TO DRINK FOR THE NEXT DECADE

Proposed pipeline corridor as part of an EIA conducted for NamWater, funded by Germany's KfW Development Bank (www: we.com.na - from slrconsulting.com).

Namwater was proposing to ers, closed on 06-Oct-17. and main components of the proj- ates of Florida as consultants; pre- develop the second desalination Namwater was assigned by ect were stated as: qualified bidders were announced plant and water carriage system the Ministry of Agriculture, Water (i) assessment of long-term availability of in Dec-07 but this tender was to secure water supply to the CCA & Forestry as Project Executing existing water resources; subsequently cancelled. and central Namibia. Agency. (ii) analysis of current water consumption pat- * In 2007 the Tender Board also The application for an environ- Funds for this project were terns and projection of future water demand; issued a Ministry of Works tender mental clearance certificate had secured through a N$19.5-m KfW (iii) assessment of the work performance of for a planned desalination plant at already been submitted to the Development Bank grant on behalf the existing Areva desalination plant; Möwe Bay - on behalf of the Minis- MAWF, which will ultimately be of the German Government. (iv) evaluation of alternative desalination plant try of Environment & Tourism. submitted to the Ministry of Envi- The objective of this feasibility options under consideration of RO, MED and * Namwater issued two tenders ronment, Forestry & Tourism, the study was meant to delineate the MSF technologies; in Sep-08 for the EIA and EMP EIA Process notice stated. future water demand in the project (v) status quo analysis of existing water trans- plans; this was awarded to CSIR The deadline to submit com- areas, to assess the long-term fer schemes along the coast and preparation of South Africa in Nov-09. ments / issues to be included in availability of conventional and of concepts for future integration; * An EOI issued jointly by the final report was 21-May-21. non-conventional water resources (vi) elaboration of concepts for solar power Namwater and the Ministry of The project’s planning phase and to develop and design a com- generation and/or energy supply through Agriculture, Water & Forestry for could only commence after an ex- prehensive project concept that al- the national grid for the long-term operation financing and investing in the de- tensive EIA had been conducted, lows the substitution of future water of the desalination and water transmission salination plant closed in Mar-09, whereafter the design, financing deficits through a suitable seawater scheme; for which preferred bidders were and procurement processes could desalination and pipeline transfer (vii) planning and design of optimized techni- short-listed before the process was commence, the DSR stated in scheme from the Atlantic coast to cal, management and operation concepts for put on hold again. April. Windhoek. the required desalination plant and energy * the Tender Board of Namibia A Namwater source speculated According to the tender notice, supply infrastructure and the pipeline trans- issued another government tender that it would take at least ten years the technical, technological, envi- mission system from the coast to Windhoek; for a desalination plant at Mile 7 to before citizens of the capital would ronmental, economic and financial (ix) Environmental and Social Impact Assess- run over 20 years with Namwater taste desalinated water in their taps results and recommendations of ment study; as 30% shareholder under F1/18/ (The Namibian, Die Repulbkein the study would assist the Namib- (x) cost estimate, financial and sensitivity 1-1/2011, calling for the supply of 11-Jun-21; New Era 09-Jun-21; ian authorities to decide if, how and analyses and tariff study (details from Bul- desalinated water on a build, oper- letin 1218). The Namibian 08-Jun-21; New when the implementation of such a ate, own and transfer (BOOT) ba- Twelve offers were received Era 07-Jun-21; Namib Times project would be feasible. sis for the MAWF, that closed on when the EIA tender closed on 23-Apr-21; Die Republikein 21- The target group of the project 20-May-11. The financial bids of 06-Oct-17 (names were published Apr-21; The Namibian 04-Mar-21; comprises “all people, commerce, seven companies were announced in Bulletin 1225). The Namibian 03-Mar-21, Namib administration and industry living in on 29-Jun-12, but the tender was Times 26-Feb-21; Die Republikein or being situated in Windhoek”, the Tendering cancelled on 13-Feb-14 because 05-Jan-21). central coastal towns and commu- history since 1996 all three short-listed companies The EIA tender nities located next to the planned had allegedly deviated from the transmission pipeline. Namibia had planned to build technical details. Tender SC/OIB/NW-01/2018 for The current population in the a desalination plant since 1996, At the time, Germany had of- the pre-qualification of consultants region was about 445,000 but was when an earlier feasibility study fered to build a desalination plant for consulting services to conduct a expected to increase to about 1.08 was completed. at the coast at no cost to the Na- feasibility study for the desalination million by 2045. This was followed by various mibian government, which was not plant and water carriage system The planned project is of stra- rounds of tendering: accepted. to secure water supply to central tegic importance for the Namibian * In Nov-07 Namwater launched Details of the project history coast, Windhoek and en-route us- water sector. The essential aspects a pilot study with Rostek Associ- were published in Bulletin 1225. PAGE 8 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 9 ADVERTISING & MEDIA REFERENCE: NCS/RFQ/SM-032/2021; CLOSING: 07-Jul-21 11:00 REFERENCE: SC/RP/AGRI-01/2021-2022; CLOSING: 21-Jul-21 11:00 DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Trenching, bedding, back-filling and compaction for pipes [quotation DESCRIPTION: Request for Proposals: Production of branded video clips for the purpose of only on website] on-line training for Agribank. Interested eligible bidders may inspect the bidding docu- CONTACT: Swakopmund Town Council; Municipal Head Office, Swakopmund, c/o ments at the Agribank website. Qualification requirements can be obtained from the bid Rakotoka Street & Daniel Kamho Ave; Procurement office, ground floor (documents); document. SUBMIT: Bids must be delivered to the Agribank HO as per specified closing Procurement Management Unit; yellow quotation box in the foyer (bids); Engineering date and time. Electronic bidding “should be forwarded to the below email address” Services Department; Manager: Water & Sewer - J Beukes (enquiries); ph.: +264- [none stated - only the website]. Late bids will be rejected. (0)64-4104100 (gen); 081-1244852 (enq); web: [email protected] (proc); CONTACT: Agricultural Bank of Namibia, Head Office, Windhoek; reception on the ground [email protected] (enq); floor (bids); Okeri Mbingeneeko (administrative); Elaine Madih (technical enquiries); DOCUMENTATION: Obtain quotation document from www.swkmun.com.na ph.: +264-(0)61-2074327 (adm); 2074265 (tech); web: [email protected] (adm); [email protected] (tech); http://www.agribank.com.na/page/tenders REFERENCE: W/ONB/GFTNMUN-03/2021; CLOSING: 04-Aug-21 11:00 (documents); DESCRIPTION: Open National Bid Invitation: Continuation of construction of services in DOCUMENTATION: A complete set of bidding documents in English may be downloaded Omulunga Extension 6, Grootfontein. “Bidders” are invited from experienced civil con- from the Agribank website tractors for completing the construction of water, sewer and road services in Omulunga. SUBMIT sealed bids in envelopes clearly marked with the procurement reference AIRCONDITIONING number, title and bidder’s details to be delivered before the closing date and time. Faxed REFERENCE: NCS/RFQ/18-16/21-22; CLOSING: 12-Jul-21 11:00 and late bids will not be accepted. DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Servicing of chiller system and its indoor / office [air-conditioning] units CONTACT: Municipality of Grootfontein, 499 West Street (documents); Procurement at Block A of MEFT Head Office, Windhoek [quotation only on website] Management Unit; cashier (payment); bid box (bids); Head of PMU - Sirien Shetukana CONTACT: Ministry of Environment, Forestry & Tourism, Windhoek; Procurement Manage- (PMU enquiries); CEPM - Emmanuel Zimba (technical); ph.: +264-(0)67-243100 (PMU); ment Unit; Brian Simataa (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2842037/2077 (enq); web: (0)61-259728 (tech); fax: 242930 (PMU), 088-6554480 (tech); web: sshetukana@grootf [email protected] or [email protected] (enq); onteinmun.com.na (PMU); [email protected] (tech); DOCUMENTATION: obtain bid documents from www.meft.gov.na DOCUMENTATION: N$300 (non-refundable) levy payable per bidding document available from 05-Jul-21. PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Clarification meeting and site inspection: CONSTRUCTION & WORKS Thursday 15-Jul-21 at Grootfontein Municipality [time not stated] (non-compulsory but attendance is highly encouraged) REFERENCE: W/ONB/ORC-02/2021; CLOSING: 03-Aug-21 11:00 DESCRIPTION: Construction of the new Guinas Constituency Office - Phase 02, in Tsintsa- REFERENCE: W/ONB/OKVC-03/2021/22; CLOSING: 27-Jul-21 11:00 bis, Oshikoto Region [closing date extended from 02-Aug-21]. Competent and qualified DESCRIPTION: Invitation for bids: Construction of open market, taxi rank and bus terminal entities are invited to bid through Open National Bidding process. Tender opening: (Phase 1). Bids are invited through Open National Bidding from interested reputable Friday 06-Aug-21 at 11:00. companies/civil contractors with experience and expertise. SUBMIT sealed envelope CONTACT: Oshikoto Regional Council head office, Penda ya Ndakolo Street, Omuthiya clearly marked with the IFB number. (documents); bid box (bids); Saara Nampala (procurement enquiries); Project Manager - CONTACT: Okongo Village Council office, P/Bag 66003, Okongo (documents); Procurement Agostinho Ferreira Architects Inc, 1 Haddy Street, Windhoek; ph.: +264-(0)65-244800 Management Unit; Secretary: Procurement Committee (bids); Anna Namwele (RC); 061-227306 (arch); fax: 244071 (RC); 061-227264 (arch); web: [email protected] (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)65-288510 (enq); web: [email protected] (enq); DOCUMENTATION: N$300 (non-refundable) document cost payable by bank deposit or EFT DOCUMENTATION: N$300 (non-refundable) for bid documents. only (no cash); RC Oshikoto cheque account number: 62017952236, FNB Omuthiya PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Non-compulsory bid clarification meeting: Thursday, 15-Jul-21 Branch number 280072. at 11:00; bid enquiries close: Wednesday, 21-Jul-21 at 15:30 PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Compulsory pre-bid meeting: Thursday 15-Jul-21 [previously 08-Jul-21] at 12:00; bidders are to meet at the Ministry of Gender Equality & Child REFERENCE: W/ONB/OKVC-01/2021/22; CLOSING: 27-Jul-21 11:00 Welfare [sic] Tsintsabis Office boardroom DESCRIPTION: Invitation for bids: Construction of municipal services (roads) for Okongo Extension 2 (Phase 4). Bids are invited through Open National Bidding from interested REFERENCE: W/ONB/OTC-03/2021/22; CLOSING: 02-Aug-21 11:00 reputable companies/civil contractors with experience and expertise. SUBMIT sealed DESCRIPTION: Invitation for bids: Construction of Okahao Town Council Office extension envelope clearly marked with the IFB number. (Phase 01). Bids are invited through Open National Bidding from experienced con- CONTACT: Okongo Village Council office, P/Bag 66003, Okongo (documents); Procurement tractors. SUBMIT: Sealed envelopes clearly marked with the IFB number should be Management Unit; Secretary: Procurement Committee (bids); Anna Namwele delivered to the PMU. (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)65-288510 (enq); web: [email protected] (enq); CONTACT: Okahao Town Council office, Erf 895, King Jafet Munkundi Street, Okahao DOCUMENTATION: N$300 (non-refundable) for bid documents. (documents); Procurement Management Unit, bid box (bids); Simon Shinguto PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Non-compulsory bid clarification meeting: Thursday, 15-Jul-21 (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)65-252204 (enq); web: [email protected] (enq); at 11:00; bid enquiries close: Wednesday, 21-Jul-21 at 15:30 DOCUMENTATION: N$300 (non-refundable) levy for bid document. PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Non-compulsory bid clarification meeting: Tuesday [sic] 14-Jul- REFERENCE: MSYNS 1403 - Opuwo; CLOSING: 05-Jul-21 11:00 21 at 11:00. Bid enquiries close: Friday 23-Jul-21 at 17:00 DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Renovation and upgrade of Opuwo Multi-Purpose Youth Resource Centre (civil, electrical and mechanical works) [quotation only on website] REFERENCE: W/ONB/NPTH-01/2021; CLOSING: 02-Aug-21 12:00 CONTACT: Ministry of Sport, Youth & National Service; Government Office Park; Head: DESCRIPTION: Invitation for bid: Alterations, renovations and additions to the PTH RCC Old Procurement Management Unit - T Mukura; M Nahanga (administrative) or J Chombo Forensic Building, Erf 8161, Windhoek. NPTH invites competent Namibian companies to (technical enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2706203 (adm); 2706218 (tech); bid. SUBMIT bids in sealed envelopes, clearly marked with the appropriate procurement DOCUMENTATION: RFQ documents available on www.msyns.gov.na reference number and description. CONTACT: Namibia Post & Telecom Holdings; NPTH Head Office, PO Box 3913, Indepen- REFERENCE: W/RFQ/18-13/21-22; CLOSING: 16-Jul-21 15:00 dence Ave, Windhoek; International & ICT Telecom Building, 1st floor, Procurement DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Renovation of the MEFT Okakarara Office [quotation only on website] Committee (address bids to); Sara Iitana (procurement) or Andrea Hewicke (technical CONTACT: Ministry of Environment, Forestry & Tourism, Windhoek; Procurement enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2012516 (proc) or 2012191 (tech); web: Management Unit; Brian Simataa (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2842037/2077 (enq); [email protected] (proc) or [email protected] (tech); web: [email protected] or [email protected] (enq); DOCUMENTATION: N$300 non-refundable levy for bidding document; banking details and DOCUMENTATION: obtain bid documents from www.meft.gov.na. bidding documents to be requested from [email protected]; bid documents PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Site visit: 08-Jul-21 at 10:00 at MEFT Office, Okakarara will be emailed upon receipt of proof of payment to this email. PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Compulsory site inspection: not applicable due to Covid-19 ELECTRICAL pandemic outbreak REFERENCE: G/RFQ/NW-001/2022; CLOSING: 15-Jul-21 11:00 REFERENCE: W/ONB/NHE-01/21/22; CLOSING: 30-Jul-21 10:00 DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Supply and delivery of a diesel generator set [quotation only on DESCRIPTION: Invitation for bids: Construction of 40 houses in Otjiwarongo. NHE Otjiwa- website] rongo Housing Development 101211 (full construction). Request for Proposal: NHE in- CONTACT: Namibia Water Corporation Ltd, 176 Iscor Street, Aigams Building, Windhoek; vites experienced companies to tender for the funding and construction of houses for quotation/bid box (bids); Procurement Management Unit (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61- NHE Turnkey Housing Project in Okahao, as indicated” [sic - this is from a previous ten- 712081/2009 (enq); web: [email protected] (enq); der that was cancelled]. ELIGIBILITY: Namibian registered companies only. SUBMIT: DOCUMENTATION: Bid documents are available on www.namwater.com.na under Bids clearly marked with description and reference number must be delivered to NHE ‘procurement’ free of charge head office by the closing date and time. Electronic bidding will not be accepted. Late bids will be rejected. Tender opening at 10:15 on the closing date. REFERENCE: G/RFQ/NPWR-243/2021; CLOSING: 05-Jul-21 11:00 CONTACT: National Housing Enterprise, Head Office, 7 General Murtala Muhammed Ave, DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Supply and deliver flat and round copper delivered to NamPower Eros, PO Box 20192 , Windhoek; cashier (documents); tender box at reception (bids); Brakwater Depot [quotation only on website] Procurement Management Unit; Supply Chain Management & Administration - Noreen CONTACT: NamPower Centre, 15 Luther Street, Windhoek; entrance foyer, bid box (bids); Siyanga or Senior Procurement Officer - Oscar Kanovengi (enquiries); ph.: +264- Procurement Management Unit; Bernelee Howaes (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2052337 (0)61-2927111; fax: 222301; web: [email protected] (enq); [email protected]; (enq); fax: 2052337 (enq); web: [email protected] (enq); www.nhe.com.na; DOCUMENTATION: Bid documents are available on www.nampower.com.na free of charge DOCUMENTATION: N$300 non-refundable cost for complete set of bidding documents with REFERENCE: G/RFQ/NPWR-242/2021; CLOSING: 05-Jul-21 11:00 detailed specifications to be purchased from NHE head office. DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Supply and deliver PVC/PVC/SWA/PVC cables delivered to PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: All enquiries must be in writing by email to NamPower Brakwater Depot [quotation only on website] [email protected]; pre-bid meeting is scheduled for 14-Jul-21 at 09:00 in Otjiwarongo at the respective project sites (attendance is not compulsory) CONTACT: NamPower Centre, 15 Luther Street, Windhoek; entrance foyer, bid box (bids); Procurement Management Unit; Bernelee Howaes (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2052337 REFERENCE: W/RFQ/KRC:DOEAC-26/2021; CLOSING: 14-Jul-21 11:00 (enq); fax: 2052337 (enq); web: [email protected] (enq); DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Construction of new Module 1 (CLA1) pre-primary classrooms at DOCUMENTATION: Bid documents are available on www.nampower.com.na free of charge schools in five lots: Kamanjab Combined, Otjerunda Combined, Outjo Primary, Etoto Primary and Hungua Primary for Directorate of Education, Arts & Culture [quotation only REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - generator; CLOSING: 06-Jul-21 11:00 on website] DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Repairs of generator at Kamanjab Centre, Outjo District Hospital CONTACT: Kunene Regional Council, Head Office, Mbumbijazo Muharukua Street, Opuwo; [quotation only on website] Head Procurement Management Unit, bid box (bids); Chief Regional Officer - George CONTACT: Ministry of Health & Social Services main building; Harvey Street, Windhoek Kamseb (issued by); Sendra Nakale or Simeon Kariko (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)65- West; Procurement Management Unit; Medraim Haufiku (administrative); W Kandjii 273950 or 081-2926752 or 081-1482090 (enq); web: [email protected] (enq); (technical enquiries); quotation/bid box MHSS Finance & Procurement Building, PMU/ DOCUMENTATION: download bidding documents from www.kunenerec.gov.na tender office (bids); Secretary: Procurement Committee - Evaristus Iita (issued by); CLASSIFIED NEW TENDERS CLASSIFIED ph.: +264-(0)61-2032165 (adm); (0)67-313250 (tech); web: [email protected] www.tenders24.com (enq); DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.mhss.gov.na/tenders PAGE 10 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 11 02 JULY 2021 The Central Procurement Board of Namibia cancelled its tender for ANIXAS II POWER PLAY the Anixas II power station in Wal- Central Procurement Board’s Review Panel puts Anixas II vis Bay on 16-Apr-21, according to Power Station on hold in April after the CPB had already pre- CANCELLED TENDERS a notice posted on its website, after THESE UPDATES ARE COMPILED FROM EOI tender W/EOI/CPBN-01/2020 qualified four Chinese contractors in February. NamPower MEDIA REPORTS AND MARKET NAMIBIA for the procurement of a contractor then issues its own tender in late May. & TENDER BULLETIN'S OWN SOURCES. for the Engineering, Procurement and Construction of Anixas II 1388). tion cc JV (completion certificate provided On 28-May-21, NamPower Power Station in Walvis Bay had The 05-Feb-21 CPB notice was does not relate to the experience required); published its own invitation to bid closed on 19-Oct-20. for the same four bidders already * Matelec Sal (Lebanon) / MP NRG (Pty) Ltd in the local media under tender The CPB had invited EOIs on announced on 19-Nov-20: / CSV Construction Namibia / Adenco Con- W/OIB/NPWR-03/2021 for the behalf of NamPower in line with * Jiangsu Etern Co Ltd / CCC Engineering struction Namibia JV (CSV did not provide procurement of a contractor for Section 35(2) of the Public Pro- Ltd / Octagon Construction (Pty) Ltd Joint shareholder certificates; while two Namibian the Engineering, Procurement curement Act 15 of 2015. Venture; IDs provided could not be verified in the CSV and Construction (EPC) of the An- organisational structure); The CPB then informed all * China Gezhouba Group Co Ltd / China En- ixas II Power Station. This ‘Open bidders on 16-Apr-21 that the pro- ergy Engineering Group / Guangdong Power * Lesedi Nuclear Services (Pty) Ltd (South International Bidding’ tender closes Africa) / Otesa Civil Engineering (Pty) Ltd JV curement process was cancelled in Engineering Co. Ltd / Hue-Waldt Electrical & on 03-Sep-21. Construction cc JV; (no company registration and shareholding The successful contractor is line with the Review Panel decision documents for Otesa, no original/certified of 24-Feb-21, which directed that * Sinohydro Corporation Ltd / Adaptive Build- expected to engineer, procure and ing & Land Construction JV; good standing VAT and SSC certificates and construct a 50MW dual fuel Internal the procurement proceeding be no AA compliance); “terminated and started afresh”. * Dongfang Electric International Corporation Combustion Reciprocating Engine / China Henan International Corporation * Lakdhanavi Ltd (Sri Lanka) / Ceylex Engi- (ICRE) power station on a turnkey This followed a virtual meeting held neering (Pty) Ltd (Sri Lanka) / Natura Power by CPB with participating bidders Group Co Ltd / Faraday’s Electrical & Me- basis in Walvis Bay. chanical JV. Projects (Pty) Ltd JV (no original/certified on 07-Apr-21. SSC good standing and AA compliance for It is not clear why NamPower The nine EOIs received on The estimated contract value was allowed to conduct its own was stated in the CPB Executive Natural Power). 19-Oct-20 were published in Bul- Nampower estimates the total procurement for such a high-value letin 1378. Summary of the Bid Evaluation project without going through the Report as N$966,000,000 with cost of the Anixas II 50MW proj- On 05-Feb-21 the CPB posted ect at N$1.173-b at an assumed CPB. on its website the four Chinese a completion period of thirty (18) According to the Public Pro- [sic] months. exchange rate of NAD/USD 14 companies that had qualified for and NAD/EUR 17, to be financed curement Act 15 of 2015 the pro- the next, ‘Restricted Bidding’ stage The unsuccessful bidders curement threshold for Category were: through NamPower’s balance of tendering for NamPower’s N$1-b sheet. 1 state entities such as Namport Anixas II 50MW project power sta- * Aksa Enerji Uretim (Turkey) / Green Enter- should not exceed N$25-m for tion – all with Namibian firms as prise Solutions JV (no reference letters for Nampower issues its goods, N$35-m for works, N$20-m junior partners (details and scope Aksa); for consultancy services and N$15- of work were published in Bulletin * Belgravia Services Ltd (Zambia) / Dalbit In- own Anixas II tender m for non-consultancy services. ternational Ltd / Power Electrical & Construc- STATE MEDICAL AID SCHEME STILL ON CRUTCHES 02 JULY 2021 The Central Procurement Methealth’s existing PSEMAS contract extended to The shareholders did not submit documents such as company regis- Board has approved the Ministry March 2022 after the latest N$300-m tender was of Finance’s request to extend tration, Namibian IDs, shareholder the contract for the administration cancelled in December certificates and proof of essential of the Public Service Employees personnel. Medical Aid Scheme (PSEMAS) BAD NEWS BREAKING ON essential personnel. * Integrated Wellness Solu- from 01 July 2021 until 31 March * NamHealth Administrator tion (Pty) Ltd = N$419,823,600. next year. TOXIC / Prosperity Health Namibia / This is a JV, where 20% of the Under ‘CPB decisions’, the Prosperity Africa Holding JV = shareholding is vested with a Board’s website reports that it TENDERS N$298,629,204 - NamHealth (Pty) foreign shareholder, Vivat Health had approved a request by the Ltd. This is a joint venture between Solutions from Zimbabwe and is been cancelled because all bids Prosperity Afrika Holdings (Pty) Ltd therefore not compliant with Sec- Ministry of Finance for an exten- were “non-responsive”. sion of Tender FI/17-6/2009 for the (50%) and Prosperity Health Na- tion 29(a) of the PPA, since joint When the Open National mibia (Pty) Ltd (20%). ventures were not allowed as per administration of the state medical Bidding tender NCS/ONB/CPBN- aid scheme on 20-May-21. According to the registration ITB 5.4. Vivat also did not submit 03/2020 issued on behalf of the documents three entities hold 10% some obligatory documents. PSEMAS has been adminis- Ministry of Finance closed at the tered by Methealth Namibia Ad- each in the JV: Donor Investment * Amalgamated Fund Ad- CPB on 23-Sep-20, six offers were (Pty) Ltd, Kalahari Holdings (Pty) ministrators Namibia (Pty) Ltd ministrators after its merger with received from N$140-m to N$537- NamHealth in September 2003. Ltd and National Youth Service. = N$536,898,936. m – with one bid of N$2.2-b – for Joint ventures were not allowed The company is owned by In 2010 Methealth was awarded the four-year contract period. another new five-year contract to as per ITB 5.4. Certain obligatory Associated Fund Administrators The submission deadline was documents for each JV entity were Botswana (Pty) Ltd (40% share- continue administering the gov- extended several times from 22- ernment medical aid scheme. The also missing. holding) and Namibian entities Jul-20 and some specifications * Prime Health Namibia (Pty) Tulive Reinsurance Brokers (Pty) contract was again extended until were changed in September last 31-Mar-20 after it was supposed to Ltd = N$355,899,516. This entity Ltd (25%), Impala Health Services year. is owned by several ruling party- (25%) and Herbage Investment cc have expired on 30-Apr-19. According to the Executive PSEMAS has been running at linked organizations: (15) [this adds up to 105%]. 40% Summary of the CPB Bid Evalu- * Namibia National Teachers Union (9%), foreign shareholding is not accept- a deficit since 2016 with average ation Report dated 19-Nov-20, yearly shortfalls of N$400-m. The * Namibian Cultural & Tourism Village Man- able in terms of Section 29(a) of the estimated cost for the PSE- agement Company (Pty) Ltd (7%), PPA. Tulive has a non-Namibian budget for PSEMAS was N$8.5-b MAS administration contract was over the four years from 2015 to * Trading Enterprise cc (1%), shareholder - Meklit S Demamu. N$302,138,548. * Tulongeni Trading Enterprise (15%), Ownership of two trusts could not 2019, with an additional N$1.7-b None of bidders made it past to cover annual shortfalls. * Zebra Holdings (Pty) Ltd (5%), be ascertained. Stage 1 of the bid evaluation be- * Mavimu cc (15%), * Maungo Consultancy cc For the 2019/20 financial year, cause the mandatory documents the Fund was allocated N$2.7-b. * Dyno Health Investments (Pty) Ltd (4.67%), t/a Gomed = N$2,204,160,000 were found to be non-responsive. * Effort Investment Holdings (Pty) Ltd (4.67%), excluding VAT. This is a JV con- Government expenditure on PSE- As a result, the financial offers MAS, accounting for about 1.4% * Interface Investment Holdings (Pty) Ltd sisting of: were not considered (details (3%), * Maungo Consultancy cc (15%), of Namibia’s GDP and 3.8% of were published in Bulletin 1381 * Juventas Enterprises (Pty) Ltd (4.67%), * Landula Investments (Pty) Ltd (15%) government expenditure. & 1369). * Kalahari Holdings (Pty) Ltd (4.67%), and All six bids The reasons for non-compli- ance stated in the CPB Executive * Labour Investments Holding (Pty) Ltd * Aloe 270 Investment (70%). non-responsive Summary are summarised below. (4.67%), Joint ventures were not allowed * Luxury Investments 193 (Pty) Ltd (3%), On 02-Dec-20 CPBN Chair- * Keyplot Investments (Pty) as per ITB 5.4. Certain obligatory person Patrick Swartz had infor- Ltd = N$139,919,752.35. * Nafau Investment Holdings (4.67%), documents for each JV entity were med tenderers that the proc The company is 100% owned * Namadinga Property Development (Pty) also missing. -curement process for the by the United Africa Group but no Ltd (4.67%), These updates are compiled from hotly contested contract for the company documents were submit- * Namibian Mineworkers Investment Com- pany (Pty) Ltd (4.67%) and media reports and Market Namibia administration of the Public ted for UAG nor CVs, qualifications & Tender Bulletin's own sources. Service Medical Aid Scheme had and proof of HPCN registration for * K Visser Trading cc (4.67%). PAGE 10 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 11 ELECTRICAL FOOD & CATERING FROM PAGE REFERENCE: G/RFQ/ERC-021/2021/2022; CLOSING: 13-Jul-21 10:00 DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Supply and delivery of deep freezers for CDF, Walvis Bay Rural (2x REFERENCE: W/ONB/15-03/2021; CLOSING: 23-Jul-21 10:00 items) [quotation only on website] DESCRIPTION: Cancelled [on 02-Jul-21]: Oshikoto Rural Electrification: Construction of CONTACT: Erongo Regional Council, Tobias Hainyeko Street, Acacia Building, Swakop- medium Voltage and low Voltage networks, 2021/2022 financial year. MME invites mund; Procurement Management Unit; C Kahiiko (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)64-4105700 interested and suitably qualified companies to bid. SUBMIT bids in sealed envelopes (enq); DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.erc.com.na/procurement indicating the procurement reference number. REFERENCE: G/RFQ/ERC-030/2021/2022; CLOSING: 13-Jul-21 10:00 CONTACT: Ministry of Mines & Energy, P/Bag 13297, head office, 6 Aviation Road, Windhoek; Cash Office (documents Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 12:00); Head: DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Supply and delivery of catering equipment for CDF, Walvis Bay Rural Procurement Management Unit (address bids to & enquiries); ground floor, Block F1, (12x items) [quotation only on website] Room F1.010 (bids); ph.: +264-(0)61-2848111/8235 (enq); web: ProcurementManageme CONTACT: Erongo Regional Council, Tobias Hainyeko Street, Acacia Building, Swakop- [email protected] (enq); DOCUMENTATION: N$300 fee for documents mund; Procurement Management Unit; C Kahiiko (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)64-4105700 (enq); DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.erc.com.na/procurement REFERENCE: W/OIB/NPWR-02/2021; CLOSING: 13-Aug-21 11:00 DESCRIPTION: Invitation for pre-qualification: Pre-qualification of an Engineering, Procure- FURNITURE & APPLIANCES ment and Construction (EPC) contractor for the 58MW / 75MWh Omburu Battery Energy REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - furniture & household; CLOSING: 06-Jul-21 11:00 Storage (BESS) Project. Open International Bidding. BMZ number 2017 68 217. Nam- DESCRIPTION: RFQ for supply and delivery of: Lot 1 - table and office chairs; Lot 2 - Power invites EPC contactor firms and BESS systems integrator firms to submit appli- household items (fridges and microwaves) for Windhoek Central Hospital [quotation only cations in sealed envelopes clearly marked with the bid number and description. NOTE: on website] All invitations are subject to the Public Procurement Act 15 of 2015, its regulations and CONTACT: Ministry of Health & Social Services main building; Harvey Street, Windhoek guidelines. West; Procurement Management Unit; Medraim Haufiku (administrative); T Mungonena CONTACT: NamPower Centre, 15 Luther Street, Windhoek; entrance foyer, bid box (bids); (technical enquiries); quotation/bid box MHSS Finance & Procurement Building, PMU/ Procurement Management Unit; Mathew Nelenge (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2052324 tender office (bids); Secretary: Procurement Committee - Evaristus Iita (issued by); ph.: (enq); web: [email protected] (enq); +264-(0)61-2032165 (adm); 2033048 (tech); web: [email protected] (enq); DOCUMENTATION: N$1,000 cost per set of documents. Details of how to buy the pre- DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.mhss.gov.na/tenders qualification document can be found on www.nampower.com.na. PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Clarification closing date: Friday 30-Jul-21 REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - laundry Oshakati; CLOSING: 09-Jul-21 11:00 DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Inspect, fault-find, report, repair/overhaul, mount, test run, commis- REFERENCE: W/ONB/GFTNMUN-05/2021; CLOSING: 11-Aug-21 11:00 sion, service and supply of parts for laundry equipment/appliances at Intermediate DESCRIPTION: Open National Bid Invitation: Construction of electrical services in Omulunga Hospital Oshakati; Directorate: Oshana Region. [quotation only on website date Extension 8, Grootfontein. “Bidders” are invited from experienced electrical contractors stamped 25-Jun-21 but not visible earlier]. registered with CENORED for the construction of electrical reticulation in Omulunga. CONTACT: Ministry of Health & Social Services main building; Harvey Street, Windhoek SUBMIT sealed bids in envelopes clearly marked with the procurement reference West; Procurement Management Unit; K Hangero (administrative); DK Shilongo (tech- number, title and bidder’s details to be delivered before the closing date and time. Faxed nical enquiries); quotation/bid box MHSS Finance & Procurement Building, PMU/tender and late bids will not be accepted. office (bids); Secretary: Procurement Committee - Evaristus Iita (issued by); ph.: +264- CONTACT: Municipality of Grootfontein, 499 West Street (documents); Procurement (0)61-2032298 (adm); (0)65-223113 (tech); web: [email protected] (enq); Management Unit; cashier (payment); bid box (bids); Head of PMU - Sirien Shetukana DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.mhss.gov.na/tenders (PMU enquiries); CEPM - Emmanuel Zimba (technical); ph.: +264-(0)67-243100 (PMU); (0)61-259728 (tech); fax: 242930 (PMU), 088-6554480 (tech); web: sshetukana@grootf HOUSEHOLD PROVISIONS onteinmun.com.na (PMU); [email protected] (tech); REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - washing; CLOSING: 06-Jul-21 11:00 DOCUMENTATION: N$300 (non-refundable) levy payable per bidding document available DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Procurement of washing powder (100x 25kg) for Windhoek Central from 12-Jul-21. Hospital. [quotation only on website date stamped 23-Jun-21 but not visible earlier]. PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Clarification meeting and site inspection: Thursday 22-Jul-21 CONTACT: Ministry of Health & Social Services main building; Harvey Street, Windhoek at Grootfontein Municipality [time not stated] (non-compulsory but attendance is highly West; Procurement Management Unit; Martha Epafras (administrative); LTE encouraged) Mwanyekange (technical enquiries); quotation/bid box MHSS Finance & Procurement Building, PMU/tender office (bids); Secretary: Procurement Committee - Evaristus REFERENCE: W/ONB/OKVC-02/2021/22; CLOSING: 27-Jul-21 11:00 Iita (issued by); ph.: +264-(0)61-2032255 (adm); 2030132 (tech); web: DESCRIPTION: Invitation for bids: Electrification of portion of Okongo Extension 1 (Phase [email protected] (enq); 2). Bids are invited through Open National Bidding from interested reputable companies/ DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.mhss.gov.na/tenders civil [electrical] contractors with experience and expertise. SUBMIT sealed envelope clearly marked with the IFB number. ICT & SYSTEMS CONTACT: Okongo Village Council office, P/Bag 66003, Okongo (documents); Procurement REFERENCE: G/RFQ/ORC-2/2021; CLOSING: 05-Jul-21 11:00 Management Unit; Secretary: Procurement Committee (bids); Anna Namwele DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of one file share (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)65-288510 (enq); web: [email protected] (enq); network drive server and training for two IT officials [quotation only on website] DOCUMENTATION: N$300 (non-refundable) for bid documents. CONTACT: Oshikoto Regional Council, Omuthiya; bid box (bids); Head: Procurement PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Non-compulsory bid clarification meeting: Thursday, 15-Jul-21 Management Unit - Tutu Haukena (administrative enquiries); Kalaputse Ntinda (technical at 11:00; bid enquiries close: Wednesday, 21-Jul-21 at 15:30 enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)65-244800 (enq); ELECTRICAL - SOLAR PROJECT DOCUMENTATION: Obtain quotation document from www.oshikotorc.gov.na/procurement REFERENCE: GIZ 1403 - GPE solar RBF; CLOSING: 16-Jul-21 16:00 REFERENCE: W/ONB/1312HI-14/2021; CLOSING: 30-Jul-21 11:00 DESCRIPTION: Call for Expression of Interest for solar installers to participate in the DESCRIPTION: Request for Open National Bidding: Installation of network infrastructure in Result-Based Financing (RFB) Progamme, Phase 1 for the productive use of energy in health facilities and supply, installation and configuration of firewall appliances. Bidding rural areas. GIZ - Green People’s Energy (GPE) Project. The initiative ‘Green People’s documents should be recorded and submitted in the tender box. Procurement reference Energy for Africa’ is part of the ‘Marshall Plan with Africa’ and aims to improve the number should be clearly marked on top of the sealed envelope. Original receipt conditions in Namibia with regard to decentralised renewable energy supply in rural (proof of payment) must be attached to the bidding documents. NB: “Kindly take note areas. Particular attention is paid to the promotion of local value creation through the that the register and tender box closes at 11:00, thus suppliers should ensure that all productive use of energy in commercial enterprises. The RBF Programme provides administrative issues are done before the closing time.” No bidding documents will be market-based financial support for selected service providers who offer solar PV accepted after the closing date/time. products and services for commercial enterprises in rural Namibia. Furthermore, the CONTACT: Ministry of Health & Social Services; Harvey Street, Windhoek West; installers are incentivised to experiment with less capital-intensive business models Procurement Management Unit, Finance & HR Building, Help Desk at security entrance and raise awareness on the basic benefits and limitations of solar PV systems in rural (documents); tender box (bids); Windhoek Central Hospital, ground floor, cashier commercial enterprises. Eligible and interested companies may request for further (payment); Secretary Procurement Committee (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2039111; details on the objectives and deliverables under this programme. This EOI is open web: [email protected] (enq); to local firms/individual consultants [sic] only. Bids must be hand-delivered to the DOCUMENTATION: N$300 (non-refundable) levy payable in cash in advance at the Procurement Unit at the GIZ Office Namibia. Windhoek Central Hospital cashier during office hours (08:00 to 17:00 Monday to CONTACT: Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH, GIZ Office Namibia, Friday). 88 John Meinert Street, Windhoek West; Procurement Unit (bids); ph.: -; web: PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Formal enquiries/clarifications should be addressed to [email protected] (documents); DOCUMENTATION: Terms of Reference and related the Secretary: Procurement Committee at [email protected] and will be documents to be requested by email from [email protected] communicated and shared with all bidders FINANCIAL NOTE: The following applies to the three MEFT RFQs: REFERENCE: BON1403/TB91; CLOSING: 08-Jul-21 09:30 CONTACT: Ministry of Environment, Forestry & Tourism, Windhoek; Procurement DESCRIPTION: Tenders are invited for 91-Day Treasury Bills to be dated 09-Jul-21. NEW Management Unit; [quotation only on website]; ISSUANCE: T-Bills ID: GT091/09Jul21; amount on offer: N$550,000,000; auction date: DOCUMENTATION: obtain bid documents from www.meft.gov.na 08-Jul-21; settlement date: 09-Jul-21; maturity date: 08-Oct-21. MATURITY - maturing T-bill ID: GT091/09Apr21; maturity date: 09-Jul-21; maturing amount: N$550,000,000. REFERENCE: NCS/RFQ/18-15/21-22; CLOSING: 12-Jul-21 11:00 Tenders must be in multiples of N$10,000, with a minimum of N$10,000 and the price DESCRIPTION: Installation of updated software in the fire alarm panel systems at MEFT percent offered must be at most to the nearest five decimal places. Tenders may be HQ, Windhoek (4 items) submitted via Bloomberg by 10:30, or via e-mail: [email protected] or fax (0)61- CONTACT: Brian Simataa (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2842037/2077 (enq); web: Brian.Sim 2835214, to BoN Investment & Domestic Markets Division, by 10:00 on Thursday [email protected] or [email protected] (enq) 08-Jul-21. The subscription forms are available at BoN. Payments are to be made via NISS before 10:00 on Friday, 09-Jul-21, and no cash payments are accepted. The REFERENCE: G/RFQ/18-07/21-22; CLOSING: 14-Jul-21 12:00 Government of the Republic of Namibia and its agent BoN are not liable for tenders that DESCRIPTION: Procure a computer for the Director of Planning & Technical Services did not reach BoN on time. Thus, tenderers must confirm telephonically of via e-mail, the CONTACT: Lahya Haitembu (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2842077/2235 (enq); web: lahya.ha receipt of their tenders with BoN’s Investment & Domestic Markets Division. [email protected] or [email protected] (enq) CONTACT: Bank of Namibia; Investment & Domestic Markets Division, 71 Robert Mugabe Ave, Windhoek; ph.: +264-(0)61-2835111/5222/5163; fax: 2835214 (dedicated); web: REFERENCE: NCS/RFQ/18-14/21-22; CLOSING: 15-Jul-21 12:00 www.bon.com.na; DOCUMENTATION: No charge DESCRIPTION: Procurement of UPS services, faulty batteries replacement and replace dead UPS at MEFT HQ, Windhoek CONTACT: Malcom McNab (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2842077 (enq); web: CLASSIFIED NEW TENDERS CLASSIFIED www.tenders24.com [email protected] or [email protected] (enq)

PAGE 12 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 13 hirty offers were received for the CLOSING AT THE CPB 24-MAY-21: Tperiodic maintenance of gravel roads - re-gravelling contract in the Keetmanshoop Region (contract: Re-gravelling roads in Keetmanshoop district N$82,062,782.73 GRU-KHP 01), when tender W/OAB/ Total prices of thirty tenderers from $74.9-m to N$243.4-m * Omatende Trading = CPBN-01/2021 closed at the Central N$243,441,039.00 [as recorded by Procurement Board of Namibia in * Adaptive Building Land Construc- vestment Holdings No. 8 JV = CPB] Windhoek at 11:00, Monday 24 May tion = N$95,829,822.96 N$97,257,929.07 * Oshikoto Building Construction = 2021. * Andjamba Construction = * John Namusheshe Construction & N$103,967,555.33 The CPB had invited tenders under N$115,079,705.92 Investment = N$88,283,194.81 * Palladium Civil Engineering = Open Advertised Bidding on behalf of * Brandberg Construction * Kettu Trading Enterprises = N$104,379,119.32 the Roads Authority of Namibia in line JV = N$78,373,484.03 or N$74,907,706.11 * Quivetree Investments No. 13 = with Section 27(1)(a)(i) read together N$74,641,413.36 with 5% discount * Khan Trading = N$90,295,027.64 N$85,634,318.08 with Section 28(2) and Section 2(b) * Brumar Construction / Otjomuise * Namibbeton = N$88,879,534.66 * Silvergate Enterprise / Naf- Construction JV = N$92,513,337.86 of the Public Procurement Act 15 of * Namibia Construction / Otesa Civil tal Trading Enterprise JV = 2015: “Advantage is conferred to * CSV Construction Namibia = Engineering JV = N$104,640,222.95 N$121,395,225.26 N$96,999,539.13 entities incorporated in Namibia with * Ndakalimwe Investment / Zero Six * Sumseno Contracting = * Dunedin Investment = Five Trading JV = N$100,353,536.21 N$92,236,272.10 100% shareholding or equity vested in N$97,421,103.62 Namibian citizens”. * New Success Investments = * Tulu Trading Enterprises / Vero * Facility Investments = N$75,899,945.03 Group / NCCS Investment Holdings The closing date was extended from N$142,481,348.78 * Nexus Civils = N$121,104,146.81 JV = N$90,107,612.84 12-Apr-21. The CPB advertised the * Flame Investment / Denga Trading * NGC Investment / Neu-Olulya Trad- * West Trading / ETN Technical Ser- tender notice only in the government- JV = N$77,425,565.26 ing JV = N$78,345,184.48 vices JV = N$82,981,068.25 sponsored New Era of 22-Feb-21. * Geckoh Fifty-Eight Investment * Octagon Construction = * Windhoek Sandworx - DR119 VAT inclusive prices as recorded Group / Namibia Investments Con- N$100,971,672.16 = N$37,367,917.33; DR1114A by the CPB on its website are listed tacts JV = N$84,807,755.33 * Odjove Trading & Construc- = N$14,950,336.32; DR1114B alphabetically: * Globex Investment / Pisces In- tion / Royal Contractors = = N$16,656,316.42; MR4 = N$24,010,269.43. CLASSIFIED NEW TENDERS CLASSIFIED ICT & SYSTEMS REFERENCE: CS/RFP/NAMPORT-10078048/2021; CLOSING: 08-Jul-21 time not stated DESCRIPTION: RFP: Appointment of a specialist integrated annual report writer [quotation FROM PREVIOUS PAGE only on website] REFERENCE: G/RFQ/NEPC-15/2021; CLOSING: 08-Jul-21 11:00 as per website -but stated CONTACT: Namibian Ports Authority, Walvis Bay; Procurement Management Unit as closing 07-Jul-21 at 12:00 in the RFQ document (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)64-2082111 (proc); web: [email protected] (enq); DESCRIPTION: RFQ for goods: Provision of server and software [quotation only on website] DOCUMENTATION: bid document available on www.namport.com.na/Procurement. CONTACT: New Era Publication Corporation; Daniel Tjongarero House, c/o Dr W Külz & PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: last day for clarification: 01-Jul-21 Kerby Streets, Windhoek; tender box at reception (bids); Procurement Management REFERENCE: Benguela CC 1403 - plans; CLOSING: 23-Jul-21 16:00 Unit; Mweutota Shonghela (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2080800 (enq); web: DESCRIPTION: Request for Proposals: The BCC Secretariat in partnership with DEFF [email protected] or [email protected] (enq); seeks to enlist services of eligible consulting firms / individuals to develop oiled wild fire DOCUMENTATION: Terms of reference available on www.neweralive.na under procurement preparedness, response and contingency plans for marine species colonies in the West REFERENCE: G/RFQ/ERC-020/2021/2022; CLOSING: 13-Jul-21 10:00 Coast and Cape Town areas in the Western Cape Province. Proposals received after the DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Supply and delivery of IT equipment for CDF, Walvis Bay Rural (5x deadline will not be considered for evaluation. items) [quotation only on website] CONTACT: Benguela Current Convention + DEFF; Department of Environment, Forestry & CONTACT: Erongo Regional Council, Tobias Hainyeko Street, Acacia Building, Swakop- Fisheries, Republic of South Africa; ph.: -; web: [email protected] (enq/docs); mund; Procurement Management Unit; C Kahiiko (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)64-4105700 www.benguelacc.org (docs); (enq); DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.erc.com.na/procurement DOCUMENTATION: Detailed terms of reference is accessible on the BCC website or can be requested from [email protected] MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT & PLANT REFERENCE: G/RFQ/18-18/21-22; CLOSING: 15-Jul-21 12:00 REFERENCE: Benguela CC 1403 - training; CLOSING: 23-Jul-21 16:00 DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Procure mobile concrete mixers for Directorate: Planning & Technical DESCRIPTION: Request for Proposals: The BCC Secretariat in partnership with DEFF Services (2 items) [quotation only on website] seeks to appoint a training service provider for the First Responder training and oiled wild fire response training. Proposals received after the deadline will not be considered CONTACT: Ministry of Environment, Forestry & Tourism, Windhoek; Procurement Manage- for evaluation. ment Unit; Malcom McNab (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2842077 (enq); web: [email protected] or [email protected] (enq); CONTACT: Benguela Current Convention + DEFF; Department of Environment, Forestry & Fisheries, Republic of South Africa; ph.: -; web: [email protected] (enq/docs); DOCUMENTATION: obtain bid documents from www.meft.gov.na www.benguelacc.org (docs); REFERENCE: G/RFQ/ERC-019/2021/2022; CLOSING: 13-Jul-21 10:00 DOCUMENTATION: Detailed terms of reference is accessible on the BCC website or can be DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Supply and delivery of project machinery for CDF, Walvis Bay Rural requested from [email protected] (8x items: hammer mill, 4-wheel garage creeper, trestle, engine crane, compressor, jack REFERENCE: Project Hope 1403 - employee; CLOSING: 09-Jul-21 close of business trolley, bench vice and bench grinder) [quotation only on website] DESCRIPTION: Bid invitation. Request for proposal for consultancy services: Employee CONTACT: Erongo Regional Council, Tobias Hainyeko Street, Acacia Building, Engagement and Employee Wellness Programme. PHN was registered as a welfare Swakopmund; Procurement Management Unit; C Kahiiko (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)64- organisation with the Ministry of Health & Social Services in 2005. Its initial work 4105700 (enq); included a workplace HIV & AIDS Programme and an Orphans & Vulnerable Children DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.erc.com.na/procurement (OVC) Programme. PHN has been providing treatment, care and support to vulnerable REFERENCE: NCS/RFQ/NPWR-66/2021; CLOSING: 06-Jul-21 11:00 groups living with or affected by HIV through the PEPFAR (President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief) / United States Agency for International Development (USAID) DESCRIPTION: RFQ: VMware renewal [quotation only on website] funded Namibia HIV Adherence & Retention Project (NARP) and Namibia DREAMS CONTACT: NamPower Centre, 15 Luther Street, Windhoek; entrance foyer, bid box (bids); Project to avert new HIV infections among adolescent girls and young women (AGYW), Procurement Management Unit; Bernelee Howaes (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2052337 Currently PHN implements projects in Oshikoto, Khomas, Kavango East & West, (enq); fax: 2052337 (enq); web: [email protected] (enq); Omusati, Oshana, Ohangwena and Zambezi regions. PHN is committed and dedicated DOCUMENTATION: Bid documents are available on www.nampower.com.na free of charge to putting its employees first. With the highlighted expansion in the number of projects MANAGEMENT & CONSULTING being implemented, the organisation has seen an upwards scale in the number of its employees. PHN recognises that early detection and appropriate interventions to NOTE: The following applies to the two NHE invitations for bids: address stressors can prevent or alleviate poor performance, fatigue, burnout, augment CONTACT: National Housing Enterprise, Head Office, 7 General Murtala Muhammed Ave, productivity and increase employee retention. To this end PHN is planning to put in Eros, PO Box 20192 , Windhoek; cashier (documents); tender box at reception (bids); place an Employee Wellness Programme which seeks to empower employees with life Procurement Management Unit; Supply Chain Management & Administration - Noreen skills to cope with difficult life and work-related stressors so that work performance is Siyanga or Senior Procurement Officer - Oscar Kanovengi (enquiries); ph.: +264- not affected. /This consultancy work will be for the duration of 30 days in 2021. SUBMIT (0)61-2927111; fax: 222301; web: [email protected] (enq); [email protected]; RFP documents by email as PDF documents to [email protected]. www.nhe.com.na. Request for Proposal: NHE invites experienced companies to tender CONTACT: Project Hope Namibia; Windhoek; ph.: +264-(0)61-377850; web: for the funding and construction of houses for NHE Turnkey Housing Project in Okahao, [email protected] (documents); [email protected] (bids); as indicated” [sic - this is from a previous tender that was cancelled]. ELIGIBILITY: DOCUMENTATION: Companies who are engaged in this sector and would like to participate Namibian registered companies only. SUBMIT: Bids clearly marked with description in the RFP should requested documents from [email protected] until 08-Jul-21. and reference number must be delivered to NHE head office by the closing date and PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Closing date for questions: 07-Jul-21 time. Electronic bidding will not be accepted. Late bids will be rejected. No bid opening session will be held REFERENCE: SC/RP/NEPC-01/2021; CLOSING: 27-Jul-21 12:00 but was stated as 07-Jul- DOCUMENTATION: bid document is available free of charge on the NHE website 21 at 11:00 on website PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: All enquiries must be in writing by email to DESCRIPTION: Request for Proposal for architecture services [quotation only on website] [email protected] CONTACT: New Era Publication Corporation; Daniel Tjongarero House, c/o Dr W Külz & Kerby Streets, Windhoek; tender box at reception (bids); Procurement Management REFERENCE: CS/RP/NHE-01/21/22; CLOSING: 30-Jul-21 12:00 Unit; Mweutota Shonghela (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2080800 (enq); web: DESCRIPTION: Provision of land surveyor services to compile subdivision diagram and [email protected] or [email protected] (enq); general plans for Katima Mulilo township establishment DOCUMENTATION: Terms of reference available on www.neweralive.na under procurement REFERENCE: CS/RP/NHE-02/21/22; CLOSING: 30-Jul-21 12:00 DESCRIPTION: Provision of debt collection services to NHE TO NEXT PAGE

PAGE 12 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 13 MANAGEMENT & CONSULTING REFERENCE: MEFT 1403 - PCB; CLOSING: 15-Jul-21 17:00 REFERENCE: MAWLR 1403 - NAMSIP ESMP; CLOSING: 14-Jul-21 17:00 DESCRIPTION: Call for Expression of Interest: To provide overall technical support, gui- DESCRIPTION: Request for expressions of interest: Consulting services for Environmental dance and coordination of activities towards the development of a Polychlorinated Bi- and Social Management Specialist (ESMP) - individual consultant. Namibia Agricultural phenyls (PCB) phase-out plan, collection, safeguarding, storage and final disposal of Mechanisation & Seed Improvement Project (NAMSIP). Project ID: P-NA-AA0-005. identified and released PCB oils and contaminated equipment in Namibia. MEFT in AfDB Loan No. 2000200001951. The Government of Namibia through the MAWLR has collaboration with the Africa Institute, is calling for EOIs from any interested, qualified received financing from the African Development Bank towards the cost of NAMSIP and and experienced persons, to undertake this task. ELIGIBILITY: University degree in the intends to apply part of the agreed amount for this loan to payments under this contract areas of electrical engineering, chemistry, chemical technology, environmental or ha- for consultancy services. The SERVICES included under this assignment are to: (i) re- zardous waste management or other related fields (a post-graduate degree will be an view and update the ESMP in line with the new implementation modalities, ensuring that added advantage). EXPERIENCE: At least five years experience in chemicals/waste core environmental and social aspects of the project are addressed in accordance with management and disposal; at least two years in technical roles or consultancies in inter- National Regulatory Framework and AfDB Environmental and Social Safeguard Policies; national projects; adequate knowledge of the international benchmarks in legislation and (ii) develop a Health and Safety Register and ensure compliance to occupational, health management of hazardous waste; international exposure and good knowledge of prin- and safety standards; (iii) prepare an Environmental and Social Stakeholder Engage- ciples of chemicals management (as related to Stockholm and Basel Conventions); de- ment Plan to be used in stakeholders’ engagement and dissemination of project informa- monstrated ability to facilitate, coordinate and of analytical report writing work. DURA- tion; (iv) conduct, together with the ESMP Task Team, a pilot awareness creation in all TION: The expected workload for the consultancy is 84 man-days part-time (seven days 14 regions; (v) develop an Emergency Preparedness and Response Mechanism to en- per month) over twelve calendar months. The contract may be extended in line with the sure mitigation and management of environmental and social emergency prevalence; progress on the disposal activities. SUBMIT: Interested consultants are requested to (vi) develop a Grievance Redress Mechanism to facilitate solution to concerns and grie- submit their applications with requested documents by email to the National Focal Point: vances for affected communities and beneficiaries; (vii) provide recommendations on [email protected] before the closing date and time. how the ministry can address environmental and social issues and risks for its opera- CONTACT: MEFT + Africa Institute; Ministry of Environment, Forestry & Tourism, Windhoek; tions, in terms of staffing, procedures and systems; (viii) conduct compliance audit and Windhoek; Department of Environmental Affairs; Division: Environmental Assessment, submit a compliance audit report. The EOI should include the modalities and strategy on Waste Management & Pollution Control & Inspections; Sub-Division: Waste how the individual consultant will conduct the assignment. It is envisaged that the con- Management & Pollution Control; J Hambia (documents); ph.: +264-(0)61-2842701/013 sultant should possess the following: (i) a minimum of Master’s degree in environmental (docs); web: [email protected] (docs/bids); www.met.gov.na; management; (ii) at least 10 years experience in project management relating to the DOCUMENTATION: Terms of reference can be requested from assignment; (iii) should have proven track record in environmental safeguard and pro- [email protected] ject management, as well as knowledge of the Namibian agriculture sector; (iv) should have knowledge of and/or prior experience with environmental and social related safe- MEDICAL guards and standards of financial institutions, including those of the AfDB and World NOTE: The following applies to the four MHSS RFQs: Bank or similar institutions; (v) should have knowledge of and/or prior experience with CONTACT: Ministry of Health & Social Services main building; Harvey Street, Windhoek environmental and social requirements of the national environmental legislation and West; Procurement Management Unit; quotation/bid box MHSS Finance & Procurement Operational Standards of the AfDB; (vi) should have a credible record in conducting Building, PMU/tender office (bids); Secretary: Procurement Committee - Evaristus Iita ESMP and EIA in the agricultural sector or related sectors; (vii) should have proven skills (issued by); web: [email protected] (enq); [quotation only on website] in management and/or coordination of projects; (viii) should have sound knowledge in DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.mhss.gov.na/tenders the preparation of project documents, including reports; (ix) consultant should have abili- ty to build capacity / transfer knowledge; (x) should have extensive knowledge of Micro- REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - clinical WCH; CLOSING: 06-Jul-21 11:00 soft Office tools and applications; (xi) should have interpersonal, organisational, commu- DESCRIPTION: Supply and deliver clinical items for Windhoek Central Hospital nication and presentation skills. The MAWLR invites eligible individual consultants to CONTACT: Martha Epafras (administrative); M Swartbooi (technical enquiries); ph.: +264- express their interest in providing theses services by providing information indicating that (0)61-2032255 (adm); 2033157/56 (tech) they are qualified to perform the services (description of similar assignments, experience in similar conditions, availability of appropriate skills among staff, etc.). ELIGIBILITY REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - clinical vascular; CLOSING: 06-Jul-21 11:00 criteria, establishment of the short list and the selection procedure will be in accordance DESCRIPTION: Supply and deliver clinical items for Vascular Theatre at Windhoek Central with the AfDB’s ‘Procurement Framework for Bank Group Funded Operations’ Aug-20 Hospital edition, which is available on the bank’s website (www.afdb.org). Obtain further informa- CONTACT: Martha Epafras (administrative); M Swartbooi (technical enquiries); ph.: +264- tion on this consultancy from the NAMSIP Director during office hours. SUBMIT: EOIs (0)61-2032255 (adm); 2033157/56 (tech) must be hand delivered to the PMU, clearly marked ‘Expression of interest for consul- tancy services for NAMSIP Environmental and Social Management Specialist (ESMP)’. REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - dosimetry; CLOSING: 09-Jul-21 11:00 CONTACT: AfDB + Ministry of Agriculture, Water & Land Reform; P/Bag 13184, Government DESCRIPTION: Supply, installation and setting up of dosimetry system at Nuclear Medicines Office Park, Luther Street, Windhoek; Ground floor, Room 003, Project Implementation for Windhoek Central Hospital Unit, NAMSIP Director - Johanna Andowa (enquiries); Procurement Management Unit, CONTACT: UN Kafidi (administrative); Paulus Haiduwa (technical enquiries); ph.: +264- 2nd floor, east wing - Engela du Toit (address bids to); ph.: +264-(0)61-2087016/81 (0)61-2032296 (adm); 2033264 (tech) (enq); 2695339 (PMU); web: [email protected] (enq); DOCUMENTATION: not stated REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - reha Oshakati; CLOSING: 09-Jul-21 11:00 DESCRIPTION: Supply and deliver medical rehabilitation equipment and patient trolleys REFERENCE: SC/RP/37-01/2021; CLOSING: 14-Jul-21 14:00 with mattresses for Intermediate Hospital Oshakati and Ohangwena Regional Health DESCRIPTION: Expression of interest: Provision of consultancy services for training of the Directorate (2 lots) Communal Land Boards (CLBs) and Traditional Authorities (TAs) on the Communal CONTACT: K Hangero (administrative); DK Shilongo (technical enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61- Land Reform Act 5 of 2002 (CLRA), the applicable amendments and regulations. 2032298 (adm); (0)65-223113 (tech) MAWLR invites EOIs from “a qualified and competent legally admitted lawyer and na- tural resource management proficient trainer” to offer in-depth training to the CLBs and MEDICAL PPE TAs to enable them to perform their functions and operations appropriately, as required REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - PPE; CLOSING: 06-Jul-21 11:00 in terms of the CLRA. From this training it is expected that CLB members and TAs will DESCRIPTION: Emergency procurement: Supply and deliver PPE for Covid-19 response (7 know their roles and functions with regard to the CLRA and will interpret these provisions items include large quantities of coveralls, masks, gowns and gloves). Only for bidders clearly, “for them to make an informed decision”. One company is required for this task. whose principal business is clinical and medical supplies [quotation only on website] The training is to be provided from 02-Aug-21 to 20-Aug-21. CLB members, secretaries CONTACT: Ministry of Health & Social Services main building; Harvey Street, Windhoek and TA representatives (at least a chairperson and a secretary) will form part of this trai- West; Procurement Management Unit; UN Kafidi (administrative); Mr Kastherody ning. The training will be conducted “into” three clusters. The total number of trainees ex- (technical enquiries); quotation/bid box MHSS Finance & Procurement Building, PMU/ pected is approximately 317. However, this number can be up to 350 trainees. CRE- tender office (bids); Secretary: Procurement Committee - Evaristus Iita (issued by); ph.: DENTIALS: (1) Legal expert (admitted lawyer) - the trainer must: (i) have a bachelor of +264-(0)61-2032296 (adm); 2039111 (tech); web: [email protected] (enq); law degree, i.e. LLB (submit certified copies); (ii) be admitted as legal practitioner (attach DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.mhss.gov.na/tenders proof of registration); (iii) must have seven years of professional experience as an ad- mitted lawyer; (iv) preference will be given to a consultant who provided training on the MEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT Act or policies before; (v) proof of relevant experience/training provided previously must REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - incinerators Oshakati; CLOSING: 09-Jul-21 11:00 be submitted and substantiated by certified reference letters from the various em- ployers. (2) Qualification of non-legal / other experts: (vi) possess a master in Natural DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Inspect, fault-find, report, repair/overhaul, mount, test run, Resource Management, i.e. land management or agriculture (submit certified copies of commission, service and supply of parts for medical waste incinerators at Intermediate educational qualifications); (vii) five years experience in land administration, agriculture Hospital Oshakati; Directorate: Oshana Region; quotation only on website date stamped or equivalent; (viii) submit proof of previous training conducted in the form of certified 25-Jun-21 but not visible earlier] letters of reference. NOTE the following important REQUIREMENTS: Trainer must CONTACT: Ministry of Health & Social Services main building; Harvey Street, Windhoek abide to the minimum mandatory compliance requirements, as set out in the Terms of West; Procurement Management Unit; K Hangero (administrative); DK Shilongo Reference and provide all information allowing the MAWLR to assess suitability for the (technical enquiries); quotation/bid box MHSS Finance & Procurement Building, PMU/ assignment as per the criteria and standards provided in the TOR. SUBMIT envelopes tender office (bids); Secretary: Procurement Committee - Evaristus Iita (issued by); clearly marked ‘SC/RFQ/37-01/2021’. ph.: +264-(0)61-2032298 (adm); (0)65-223113 (tech); web: [email protected] CONTACT: Ministry of Agriculture, Water & Land Reform; Windhoek; Land Reform Building; (enq); DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.mhss.gov.na/tenders 55 Robert Mugabe Ave; Secretary: Procurement Committee - Engela du Toit (address PRINTING & PUBLISHING bids to), ground floor, bid box (bids); Augustine Araes (enquiries / documents); ph.: +264-(0)61-2965121/5125 (enq/docs); web: [email protected] (docs); REFERENCE: NCS/RFQ/NHE-01/21/22; CLOSING: 23-Jul-21 10:00 DOCUMENTATION: Contact Augustine Araes for the Terms of Reference which must be DESCRIPTION: Invitation for bids: Provision of architectural printing services to NHE. obtained to provide the necessary information and guidance Request for Proposal: NHE invites experienced companies to tender for the funding and construction of houses for NHE Turnkey Housing Project in Okahao, as indicated” [sic REFERENCE: FAO 1403 - legal international; CLOSING: 15-Jul-21 11:59 - this is from a previous tender that was cancelled]. ELIGIBILITY: Namibian registered DESCRIPTION: Position title: (1) International legal specialist. Duration: 105 days. companies only. SUBMIT: Bids clearly marked with description and reference number CONTACT: Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Windhoek; ph.: -; must be delivered to NHE head office by the closing date and time. Electronic bidding DOCUMENTATION: To apply visit the FAO link https://jobs.fao.org/careersection/fao_ will not be accepted. Late bids will be rejected. No bid opening session will be held. external/jobdetail.ftl?job=2101901&tz=GMT%2B02%3A00&tzname; only applications CONTACT: National Housing Enterprise, Head Office, 7 General Murtala Muhammed Ave, received through the recruitment portal (online) will be considered Eros, PO Box 20192 , Windhoek; cashier (documents); tender box at reception (bids); Procurement Management Unit; Supply Chain Management & Administration - Noreen REFERENCE: FAO 1403 - legal national; CLOSING: 15-Jul-21 11:59 Siyanga or Senior Procurement Officer - Oscar Kanovengi (enquiries); ph.: +264- DESCRIPTION: Position title: (2) National legal specialist. Duration: 120 days. (0)61-2927111; fax: 222301; web: [email protected] (enq); [email protected]; CONTACT: FAO; Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Windhoek; ph.: -; www.nhe.com.na;

CLASSIFIED NEW TENDERS CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTATION: To apply visit the FAO link https://jobs.fao.org/careersection/fao_ DOCUMENTATION: bid document is available free of charge on the NHE website. external/jobdetail.ftl?job=2101900&tz=GMT%2B02%3A00&tzname; only applications PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: All enquiries must be in writing by email to received through the recruitment portal (online) will be considered [email protected] PAGE 14 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 15 DOMESTIC GOVERNMENT DEBT UP 22.3% TO N$81-B 02 JULY 2021 growth of 1.9% from the previ- Namibia’s domestic govern- ous month, as a result of both ment debt reached N$81 billion Internal Registered Stock (IRS) in June, according to the Bank and Treasury Bills issued during of Namibia’s latest monthly the month, which rose by 2.4% report. and 0.9% respectively to N$52.5- The increase reflects a b and N$28.5-b.

On an annual basis, domestic domestic debt increased both debt increased by 22.3% due to monthly and annually at the end an increase in the issuance of of Jun 2021 by 0.8 percentage both IRS and TBs, which rose by point month-on-month to 43.5%. 30.3% and 9.9% respectively. On an annual basis, the ratio of Two new bonds were floated domestic debt to GDP rose by 6.2 during the month under review percentage points, reflecting in- - the fixed-rate GC48 and infla- creased ratios of both IRSs and tion-linked GI27. TBs to GDP of 5.5 percentage As percentage of GDP, points and 0.7 percentage point, respectively. CLASSIFIED NEW TENDERS CLASSIFIED PRINTING & PUBLISHING SECURITY FROM PREVIOUS PAGE REFERENCE: G/RFQ/18-11/21-22; CLOSING: 12-Jul-21 11:00 DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Procurement of a library security gate at MEFT HQ, Windhoek (2x single aisle system with free advertising panels; 2x AMPL2 labels boxes of 500; 2x AM REFERENCE: NCS/RFQ/18-06/21-22; CLOSING: 14-Jul-21 12:00 contact de-activator plus labour) [quotation only on website] DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Printing of permit books and letterheads for Directorate of Scientific CONTACT: Ministry of Environment, Forestry & Tourism, Windhoek; Procurement Services (5 items) [quotation only on website] Management Unit; Brian Simataa (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2842037/2077 (enq); web: CONTACT: Ministry of Environment, Forestry & Tourism, Windhoek; Procurement [email protected] or [email protected] (enq); Management Unit; Brian Simataa (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2842037/2077 (enq); web: DOCUMENTATION: obtain bid documents from www.meft.gov.na [email protected] or [email protected] (enq); DOCUMENTATION: obtain bid documents from www.meft.gov.na TEXTILES & UNIFORMS NOTE: The following applies to the two MHSS RFQs: REFERENCE: G/RFQ/NAMPORT-10076289/2021; CLOSING: 07-Jul-21 time not stated CONTACT: Ministry of Health & Social Services main building; Harvey Street, Windhoek DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Supply and delivery of Marine Officers uniform for a period of three West; Procurement Management Unit; quotation/bid box MHSS Finance & Procurement years [quotation only on website] Building, PMU/tender office (bids); Secretary: Procurement Committee - Evaristus Iita CONTACT: Namibian Ports Authority, Walvis Bay; Procurement Management Unit (issued by); web: [email protected] (enq); [quotation only on website] (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)64-2082111 (proc); web: [email protected] (enq); DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.mhss.gov.na/tenders DOCUMENTATION: bid document available on www.namport.com.na/Procurement REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - Nemlist; CLOSING: 06-Jul-21 11:00 TRANSPORT DESCRIPTION: Printing of Nemlist for the Directorate of Pharmaceutical Services. [quotation REFERENCE: G/RFQ/NAMPORT-10074383/2021; CLOSING: 06-Jul-21 time not stated only on website date stamped 23-Jun-21 but not visible earlier]. DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Transportation of four haulers and four trailers from the Port of Walvis CONTACT: Martha Epafras (administrative); Nigussie Debencho (technical enquiries); ph.: Bay to the Port of Lüderitz [quotation only on website] +264-(0)61-2032255 (adm); 2032353 (tech) CONTACT: Namibian Ports Authority, Walvis Bay; Procurement Management Unit (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)64-2082111 (proc); web: [email protected] (enq); REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - forms; CLOSING: 09-Jul-21 11:00 DOCUMENTATION: bid document available on www.namport.com.na/Procurement. DESCRIPTION: Printing of hospital forms and financial forms for Finance & Procurement PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: last day for clarification: 29-Jun-21 [quotation only on website date stamped 22-Jun-21 but only posted on 30-Jun-21] CONTACT: UN Kafidi (administrative); D Tjongarero (technical enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61- TRAVEL & HOSPITALITY 2032296 (adm); 2032160 (tech) REFERENCE: NCS/ONB/NHE-01/21/22; CLOSING: 30-Jul-21 10:00 PRINTING & STATIONERY DESCRIPTION: Invitation for bids: Provision of travel agency services to NHE. Request for Proposal: NHE invites experienced companies to tender for the funding and construction REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - files; CLOSING: 06-Jul-21 11:00 of houses for NHE Turnkey Housing Project in Okahao, as indicated” [sic - this is from a DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Supply and delivery of 1,000 Lever Arch files for Finance & previous tender that was cancelled]. ELIGIBILITY: Namibian registered companies only. Procurement [quotation only on website] SUBMIT: Bids clearly marked with description and reference number must be delivered CONTACT: Ministry of Health & Social Services main building; Harvey Street, Windhoek to NHE head office by the closing date and time. Electronic bidding will not be accepted. West; Procurement Management Unit; Medraim Haufiku (enquiries); quotation/bid Late bids will be rejected. Tender opening at 10:15 on the closing date. box MHSS Finance & Procurement Building, PMU/tender office (bids); Secretary: CONTACT: National Housing Enterprise, Head Office, 7 General Murtala Muhammed Ave, Procurement Committee - Evaristus Iita (issued by); ph.: +264-(0)61-2032165 (enq); Eros, PO Box 20192 , Windhoek; cashier (documents); tender box at reception (bids); web: [email protected] (enq); Procurement Management Unit; Supply Chain Management & Administration - Noreen DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.mhss.gov.na/tenders Siyanga or Senior Procurement Officer - Oscar Kanovengi (enquiries); ph.: +264- (0)61-2927111; fax: 222301; web: [email protected] (enq); [email protected]; PROPERTY & BUSINESS www.nhe.com.na; REFERENCE: NCS/RP/OngweTC-10/2020/21; CLOSING: 13-Jul-21 14:30 DOCUMENTATION: N$300 non-refundable cost for complete set of bidding documents with DESCRIPTION: Calls for businesses in search of office space to rent or in search of detailed specifications to be purchased from NHE head office. a restaurant facility: Ongwediva Trade Fair Centre situated along the Ondangwa / PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: All enquiries must be in writing by email to Oshakati main road offers facilities for hosting events as well as office space for rent. [email protected] (1) At the moment the Centre has four offices available for rent to an institution that is prepared to occupy all four offices including a reception area and storage area. The VEHICLES, PLANT & ACCESSORIES monthly rent for this space is N$10,039.84. (2) The Centre offers rest6aurant facilities REFERENCE: G/RFQ/NPWR-224/2021; CLOSING: 08-Jul-21 11:00 equipped with a cooling facility and kitchen equipment. The monthly rent for the DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Remanufacture and supply of gearbox [quotation only on website] restaurant space is N$3,500. CONTACT: NamPower Centre, 15 Luther Street, Windhoek; entrance foyer, bid box (bids); CONTACT: Ongwediva Town Council, Ongwediva; Procurement Management Unit; cashier Procurement Management Unit; Rajah Mariine (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2052219 (documents); bid box (bids); S Shidute or R Uusiku (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)65-230191 (enq); fax: 2052219 (enq); web: [email protected] or Rajah.Tjingaete@na (enq); mpower.com.na (enq); DOCUMENTATION: Obtain Request for Proposal document free of charge from the DOCUMENTATION: Bid document available on www.nampower.com.na free of charge Cashiers Counter. PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Site viewing: Facilities can be viewed Mondays to Fridays WASTE MANAGEMENT & CLEANING during office hours. REFERENCE: NCS/RFQ/18-17/21-22; CLOSING: 12-Jul-21 11:00 DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Window cleaning services for Block A, B, C, D & E of MEFT Head All rights reserved. Market Namibia & Tender Bulletin is researched and Office, Windhoek [quotation only on website] published by Collective Resources CORE (Pty) Ltd. No part of this CONTACT: Ministry of Environment, Forestry & Tourism, Windhoek; Procurement publication may be copied, stored, retrieved, reproduced, distributed, Management Unit; Brian Simataa (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2842037/2077 (enq); web: [email protected] or [email protected] (enq); © conveyed or transmitted anywhere in any form without prior written consent. DOCUMENTATION: obtain bid documents from www.meft.gov.na PUT YOUR ADSPEND TO WORK WHERE IT COUNTS - PROMOTING PUBLIC PROCUREMENT TRANSPARENCY WITH CLOCKWORK PRECISION AS WE HAVE SINCE 1992

PAGE 14 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 15 WASTE MANAGEMENT & CLEANING MISCELLANEOUS FROM PREVIOUS PAGE

REFERENCE: NCS/ONB/NAC-01/2021; CLOSING: 14:00 - closing 29- and 30-Jul-21 DESCRIPTION: Invitation for bids: Cleaning services at various airports and head office. [On 30-Jun-21] The closing dates were extended [from 08- & 09-Jul-21]. NAC invites qualified and experienced companies to submit bids. [New] Closing on 29-Jul-21 at 14:30 with a tender opening at 14:45 for the airports Andimba Toivo ya Toivo, Eros, Hosea Kutako and Head Office. Closing on 30-Jul-21 at 14:30 with a tender opening at 14:45 for the airports Katima Mulilo/Mpacha, Keetmanshoop, Lüderitz and Walvis Bay. CONTACT: Namibia Airports Company, Head Office, Sanlam Centre 5th floor, 154 Independence Ave, Windhoek, cashier (documents); Pro- curement Management Unit (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2955000; web: [email protected] or [email protected] (enq); DOCUMENTATION: N$100 cost per bid document; [new:] purchasing of bidding documents can also be done via EFT upon request of the NAC banking details; bidding documents will then be emailed to the purchaser after funds have been verified and confirmed as received. PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Enquires to be directed in writing by email to the PMU; [new] site visits are not compulsory WATER INFRASTRUCTURE REFERENCE: W/ONB/ERC-003/2020/2021 [when cancelled] / ONB/ERC-018/2020/2021 [when advertised]; CLOSING: 05-Jul-21 10:00 DESCRIPTION: Cancelled [on 01-Jul-21 with a different reference]: Invita- tion for bids: Procurement of a contractor for the phased construction, installation and supply of water pipelines and pumps for the provision of water to Omatjete. Bids are invited through Open National Bidding (works) from experienced building contractors. The project will consist of the supply, excavation, installation and construction of a new water pipeline, valves, pumps and erection of water storage tanks for bulk water supply to Omatjete. SUBMIT: Bids in sealed envelopes clearly marked with the tender reference and title should be delivered before 10:00 on the closing date and addressed to the Head: PMU. All bidders are hereby informed that all companies and individuals will be evaluated in terms of their principal business stated in the founding statement and whether they have tendered within the framework of their line business. CONTACT: Erongo Regional Council, House Acacia, c/o Tobias Hainyeko Street, P/Bag 5019, Swakopmund; Cashiers (payment from 08:00 to 12:00); Head of Procurement Management Unit (bids); N Meroro or L van Wyk (administrative enquiries); WML Coast Consulting Engineers - J van den Berg (technical); ph.: +264-(0)64-4105700 (adm); 206714 (tech); fax: 4105701 (adm); 206907 (tech); web: [email protected] or [email protected] (adm); [email protected] (tech); DOCUMENTATION: N$300 (non-refundable, VAT inclusive) levy. PRE-TENDER SCHEDULE: Non-compulsory bid clarification meeting: Thursday 10-Jun-21 at 10:00 at Traditional Authority offices at Omatjete. All enquiries to be submitted in writing (telephonic clarifications will not be accepted as official correspondence). WATER INSTALLATIONS REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - boilers Oshakati; CLOSING: 09-Jul-21 11:00 DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Inspect, fault-find, report, repair/overhaul, mount, test run, commission, service and supply of parts for high pressure steam boilers and low pressure hot water plants of Intermediate Hospital Oshakati; Directorate: Oshana Region. [quotation only on website date stamped 25-Jun-21 but not visible earlier]. CONTACT: Ministry of Health & Social Services main building; Harvey Street, Windhoek West; Procurement Management Unit; K Hangero (administrative); DK Shilongo (technical enquiries); quotation/bid box MHSS Finance & Procurement Building, PMU/tender office (bids); Secretary: Procurement Committee - Evaristus Iita (issued by); ph.: +264-(0)61-2032298 (adm); (0)65-223113 (tech); web: [email protected] (enq); DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.mhss.gov.na/tenders REFERENCE: G/RFQ/NPWR-241/2021; CLOSING: 12-Jul-21 11:00 DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Manufacture, supply and deliver steel tanks [quotation only on website] CONTACT: NamPower Centre, 15 Luther Street, Windhoek; entrance foyer, bid box (bids); Procurement Management Unit; Loide Ntinda (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2052703 (enq); fax: 2052703 (enq); web: [email protected] (enq); DOCUMENTATION: Bid documents are available on www.nampower.com.na free of charge REFERENCE: NCS/RFQ/SM-033/2021; CLOSING: 07-Jul-21 11:00 DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Installing, replacing and shifting water meters [quotation only on website] CONTACT: Swakopmund Town Council; Municipal Head Office, Swakopmund, c/o Rakotoka Street & Daniel Kamho Ave; Procurement office, ground floor (documents); Procurement Management Unit; yellow quotation box in the foyer (bids); Engineering Services Department; Manager: Water & Sewer - J Beukes (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)64-4104100 (gen); 081-1244852 (enq); web: [email protected] (proc); [email protected] (enq); DOCUMENTATION: Obtain quotation document from www.swkmun.com.na

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DESCRIPTION: Supply and deliver maintenance materials / equipment and cleaning NEW TENDERS CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED MISCELLANEOUS materials for Intermediate Hospital Oshakati and Intermediate hospital Ondandjokwe NOTE: The following applies to the two MHSS RFQs: (4 lots including building materials, plumbing items, cartridges, electrical items, refuse CONTACT: Ministry of Health & Social Services main building; Harvey Street, Windhoek bags, dust bins, gloves, brooms / mops, softener, insecticides, etc) West; Procurement Management Unit; quotation/bid box MHSS Finance & Procurement CONTACT: K Hangero (administrative); Matty Elago and G Shitumbuleni (technical Building, PMU/tender office (bids); Secretary: Procurement Committee - Evaristus Iita enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2032298 (adm); (0)65-2233186 or 280400 (tech) (issued by); web: [email protected] (enq); [quotation only on website] DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.mhss.gov.na/tenders REFERENCE: G/RFQ/18-11/21-22 [reference duplicated]; CLOSING: 12-Jul-21 11:00 DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Cleaning materials for MEFT HQ, Windhoek (7 items incl. sanitizer, REFERENCE: MHSS 1403 - Kunene; CLOSING: 06-Jul-21 11:00 dish washing, gel, bleach, spirits, hand towel and toilet paper) [quotation on website] DESCRIPTION: Supply and delivery of: Lot 1 - stationeries; Lot 2 - cleaning materials for CONTACT: Ministry of Environment, Forestry & Tourism, Windhoek; Procurement Manage- Kunene Regional Health Directorate ment Unit; Brian Simataa (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2842037/2077 (enq); CONTACT: Medraim Haufiku (administrative); W Kandjii or E Munakapa (technical web: [email protected] or [email protected] (enq); enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2032165 (adm); (0)67-313250 or (0)65-282800 (tech) DOCUMENTATION: obtain bid documents from www.meft.gov.na

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INVITATION FOR BIDS: PROCUREMENT REFERENCE NO: G/OIB/TN-163/2021 DESCRIPTION: Supply, Delivery, Installation, Commissioning and Maintenance of Operations and Business Support Systems (OSS/BSS) to Telecom Namibia. PRICE: N$1 000.00 (non-refundable) Bid document available from Tuesday, 06 July 2021 CLOSING DATE: Tuesday, 24 August 2021 @ 14:30 (Namibian Time)

PROCUREMENT REFERENCE NO: G/ONB/TN-108/2021 DESCRIPTION: Supply and Delivery of Bolts, Brackets and Aluminium Poles to Telecom Namibia for a period of three (3) years. PRICE: N$600.00 (non-refundable) Bid document available from Tuesday, 06 July 2021 CLOSING DATE: Tuesday, 03 August 2021 @ 14:30 (Namibian Time)

PROCUREMENT REFERENCE NO: G/ONB/TN-110/2021 DESCRIPTION: Supply and Delivery of Subducts to Telecom Namibia for a period of three (3) years PRICE: N$600.00 (non-refundable) Bid document available from Tuesday, 06 July 2021 CLOSING DATE: Tuesday, 03 August 2021 @ 14:30 (Namibian Time)

BIDDING DOCUMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM THE OFFICE OF: THE BID SECRETARIAT PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT UNIT DANIËL MUNAMAVA STREET CITY CENTRE WINDHOEK TELEPHONE: + 264 61 201 2329/2930 EMAILS: [email protected] / [email protected]

DOCUMENTS TO BE DELIVERED TO: THE PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT UNIT DANIËL MUNAMAVA STREET CITY CENTRE WINDHOEK

AND TO BE RECEIVED BEFORE THE CLOSING DATE AND TIME.

NB: COMPLETED DOCUMENTS SHALL BE HANDED IN AS FOLLOWS: 1 X ORIGINAL AND 1 X COPY IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES ALL CLEARLY MARKED WITH THE BID NUMBER AND “ORIGINAL” AND “COPY”.

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PAGE 16 02 - 08 July 2021 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 MARKET NAMIBIA TENDER BULLETIN NO. 1403 02 - 08 July 2021 PAGE 17 AUCTIONS community leaders / representatives ph. 061-259530 - Althea Brandt; Erven 2131 (1,837sqm) & 2132 REF: AUCOR only (due to Covid-19) as part of EIA [email protected] (1,564sqm) and Erf 69 (3,610sqm) process for proposed upgrade of FOR: On-line auction of bank repo and DUE: 15-Jul-21 in Keetmanshoop Ext. 3 from ‘resi- DR3427 from Mburuuru to Calikawo salvage vehicles incl. trucks, trailers, dential 1’ to ‘residential 2’ 1:150 and in Kavango West to gravel standard CONTRACTS sedans, bakkies, 4x4s and SUVs / subdivision into Portion 1 and remain- REF: Ministry of Health & Social Services + ONDANGWA, viewing 05- to 79-Jul- AT: Trinity Environmental Solutions, der to separate existing house from Global Fund 21 from 09:00 -16:00 Windhoek, ph. 081-1707737, sectional title development of 11 units [email protected] (submit FOR: Global Fund Grant vacancy 01-Oct- AT: Auctioneering Corporation; ph. AT: Plan Africa Consulting, ph. contributions) 21 to 31-Dec-23: 3x surveillance / 061-257945/6 or (0)65-240189; 061-212096 or fax 213051 or clinical mentors - senior registered [email protected]; DUE: 07-Jul-21 9:00 AM / Mburuuru [email protected] nurse, Grade 7 / KAVANGFO East & www.aucor.auction (registration & DUE: 07-Jul-21 12:00 PM / Murere DUE: 06-Jul-21 West -obtain full job description and bidding); www.aucornamibia.com DUE: 08-Jul-21 10:00 AM / Calikawo requirements REF: Owner DUE: 05-Jul-21 10:00 - 08-Jul-21 10:00 REF: M. Rehoboth AT: MHSS Global Fund Grant, HR FOR: Objections to proposed rezoning of REF: Agra FOR: Valuation Court hearing on objections Manager, Room 26, Dir. of Special Erf 27 Empelheim in Mariental from FOR: BXB Brahman and Braunvieh bulls, to provisional valuation roll of rateable Programmes at MHSS; ph. ‘single residential’ to ‘residential’ 1: females and commercial animals / properties / REHOBOTH 061-2032440/2894 - Jerobeam 100 and consent to erect five flats WINDHOEK AT: CEO, Rehoboth (objections); ph. 062- Hamunyela or Elise Jele (enquiries) AT: Harmonic Town Planning AT: ph. 061-2909226; 081-1286731 - 521815 - Saghill-Lee Kinda (enq) DUE: 05-Jul-21 Consultants; 76B Pasteur Street, DUE: 12-Jul-21 10:00 AM Windhoek; ph. 061-238460 or Paul Klein REF: NamPower DUE: 08-Jul-21 6:00 PM REF: M. Henties Bay 081-1275879 - Harold Kisting, FOR: 5-year contract as Executive [email protected]; FOR: Valuation Court hearing on objections REF: AUCOR - Business Unit: Transmission / M. Mariental (objections) to provisional general valuation roll FOR: On-line and live auction of bank repo WINDHOEK DUE: 09-Jul-21 vehicles incl. 4x4s, SUVs and sedans of rateable properties 2020 - 2024 / AT: HR Officer: Generation Business plus salvaged vehicles / WINDHOEK, HENTIES BAY Council Chambers Unit; ph. 061-2052488 (enq); TR7/1 Karibib - Usakos upgrade viewing 12- to 14-Jul-21 from 09:00 AT: CEO, Henties Bay (objections); ph. www.nampower.com.na (e- -16:00 064-502027 - Bianca Hamutenya or recruitment only) REF: Roads Authority AT: Auctioneering Corporation; ph. 061- Launa Shaama (enq) DUE: 14-Jul-21 FOR: Register as IAP as part of Socio-Eco- DUE: 13-Jul-21 nomic Impact Assessment for up- 257945/6, [email protected]; REF: Communications Regulatory Authority grading of TR7/1 between Karibib and www.aucor.auction (registration & of Namibia + CRASA bidding); www.aucornamibia.com Linco offshore exploration Usakos (28.9km), Erongo Region FOR: 4-year contract as Head of Electronic AT: Urban Green; ph. 061-300820 - Julia DUE: 12-Jul-21 10:00 - 15-Jul-21 10:00 REF: Linco Investments cc Communications for Communications / Marita, urbangreenSEIA2021@gmai REF: Private FOR: Public participation meeting for IAPs Regulators Association of Southern l.com FOR: Auction of Erf 374 (store room, 2x as part of EIA for offshore exploration Africa / GABORONE, Botswana DUE: 09-Jul-21 outside toilets; valuation N$650,000) activities primarily targeting precious AT: CRAN CEO, [email protected] & 375 (bar area, 2-bedroom stones on EPL 6929, N of Terrace DUE: 14-Jul-21 5:00 PM flat, thatched roof veranda etc.; Bay / venue to be confirmed for 2 Gobabis township by PPP valuation N$1.33-m), Audrey Street, time slots (11:30 and 17:30) DEADLINES REF: Star Merchandising cc Goreangab, currently operating as AT: Excel Dynamic Solutions, REF: Owner FOR: IAPs to register as part of EIA Shitotongwe Bar / Lounge; each erf FOR: Written objections to rezoning of process for township establishment is 200sqm; / WINDHOEK, on the on Portion 143 of Gobabis Town premises BANK OF NAMIBIA AUCTION CALENDAR FOR GOVT DOMESTIC DEBT SECURITIES & Townlands #114, Nossobville, AT: ph. 081-1288767 or 061-256252 CLOSING DATE ISSUE DATE DUE DATE consisting of 270 erven (residential, DUE: 14-Jul-21 15:00 general residential, local business, REF: Namibia Livestock Auctioneers JULY 2021 institutional, public open space and streets) - no public meeting due to FOR: Africa Game auction in bomas 91-day TB 08-Jul-21 09-Jul-21 08-Oct-21 (springbuck, oryx, blesbuck, water Covid-19 restrictions buck, red buck, wildebees, lechwe, Coupon Payments GC22/27/30/35/37/43/45/50/GI25/29/36) 15-Jul-21 AT: Environam Consultants Trading; nyala, eland, hartebees, kudu, ph. 061-258394 / 081-1220981/ swartwitpens) and catalogue animals 182-day TB 15-Jul-21 16-Jul-21 14-Jan-22 081-4584297 or fax 061-258470; (white rhino, Burchell zebra, giraffe) / 272-day TB 15-Jul-21 16-Jul-21 14-Apr-22 [email protected] - Colin MARIENTAL 10km from town Namene AT: NLA: ph. 081-1223315 - Gert van 364-day TB 15-Jul-21 16-Jul-21 15-Jul-22 DUE: 09-Jul-21 Wyk; African Game Bomas: ph. 081- IRS 21-Jul-21 22-Jul-21 REF: Walvis Bay Diving & Salvage cc 1280777 - Johann Archer; Du Preez FOR: Register as IAP as part of EIA Wild, ph. 081-3501463 - Dirk du 91-day TB 22-Jul-21 23-Jul-21 22-Oct-21 process for provision of underwater Preez 182-day TB 22-Jul-21 23-Jul-21 21-Jan-22 hull cleaning services using diver DUE: 17-Jul-21 10:00 AM assisted reclamation technology in 182-day TB 29-Jul-21 30-Jul-21 28-Jan-22 Walvis Bay (only registered IAPs BUSINESS EVENTS will be involved n the consultation PPP training 273-day TB 29-Jul-21 30-Jul-21 29-Apr-22 process) 364-day TB 29-Jul-21 30-Jul-21 29-Jul-22 AT: Envirodu Consultng & Training REF: Ministry of Finance solutions cc, PO Box 4120, FOR: 4-day online PPP foundation AUGUST 2021 Swakopmung - Naborth Rosa, training workshop on 1/2 day basis [email protected]; IRS 11-Aug-21 12-Aug-21 for public and private stakeholders www.ecutsnamibia.com covering PPP legal framework, 182-day TB 12-Aug-21 13-Aug-21 11 -Feb-22 DUE: 09-Jul-21 PPP procurement, PPP contract management, etc.; free of charge but 273-day TB 12-Aug-21 13-Aug-21 13-May-22 Mining & exploration limited to 50 participants IRS 18-Aug-21 19-Aug-21 AT: Public Private Partnership Unit, REF: Bluestate Investments (Pty) Ltd Windhoek; ph. 061-2092975/2083; N 91-day TB 19-Aug-21 20-Aug-21 19-Nov-21 FOR: Register as IAPs as part of [email protected] or Nashilo environmental clearance certificate [email protected] confirm 364-day TB 19-Aug-21 20-Aug-21 19-Aug-22 for minerals prospecting activities on participation); www.mof.gov.na ILBs 24-Aug-21 25-Aug-21 EPL 8019 in Karibib District, Erongo DUE: 05-Jul-21 9:30:00 AM - 08-Jul-21 Region covering 12527.8202ha over 273-day TB 25-Aug-21 27-Aug-21 27-May-22 various farms close to Wilhelmstal S DR3403 Divundu to Muhembo of Okahandja - Karibib road; EPL was 363-day TB 25-Aug-21 27-Aug-21 25-Aug-22 granted on 11-Nov-20 and expires on REF: Roads Authority SEPTEMBER 2021 10-Nov-23 FOR: Public consultation meeting for AT: Risk-Based Solutions, ph. 081- community leaders / representatives IRS 01-Sep-21 02-Sep-21 1413229/061-306058 - Dr Sindila Mwiya; [email protected] or only (due to Covid-19) as part of EIA 91-day TB 02-Sep-21 03-Sep-21 03-Dec-21 process for proposed upgrade of [email protected] DR3403 from Divundu via Bagani to 182-day TB 09-Sep-21 10-Sep-21 11-Mar-22 DUE: 09-Jul-21 Muhembo Border Post in Kavango REF: Bluestate Investments (Pty) Ltd East Region to bitumen standard 364-day TB 09-Sep-21 10-Sep-21 09-Sep-22 FOR: Register as IAPs as part of AT: Trinity Environmental Solutions, Book Closure GC21/22/33/GC23/24/25/26/32/40) 14-Sep-21 environmental clearance certificate Windhoek, ph. 081-1707737, for minerals prospecting activities on [email protected] (submit ILBs 15-Sep-21 16-Sep-21 EPL 7811 in Daures Constituency, contributions) 91-day TB 16-Sep-21 17-Sep-21 17-Dec-21 Erongo Region W of Okombahe; DUE: 05-Jul-21 8:00 AM / Hambukushu EPL was granted on 04-Aug-20 and Traditional Office 273-day TB 16-Sep-21 17-Sep-21 17-Jun-22 expires on 03-Aug-23 DUE: 05-Jul-21 2:00 PM / Bagani GC22 Switch Auction 22-Sep-21 23-Sep-21 AT: Risk-Based Solutions, ph. 081- DUE: 06-Jul-21 8:00 AM / Kamutjonga 1413229/061-306058 - Dr Sindila DUE: 06-Jul-21 11:00 AM / Muhembo 182-day TB 23-Sep-21 24-Sep-21 25-Mar-22 Mwiya; 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Authority section between Karibib and Arandis Nafidi from area know as Kettlebank, 57km REF: M. Mariental REF: M. Okahao AT: Nghivelwa Planning Consultants; NW of Usakos, Duares Constituency, FOR: Objection to subdivision and rezoning FOR: Objection to rezoning of Erf 30 in ph. 061-269697 or 085-3232230; Erongo Region of Portion 724 of Farm Koichas #89 Okahao Proper from ‘local authority’ into portions A - Y and remainder [email protected] AT: Ekwao Consulting, Ongwediva; ph. to ‘institutional’ and subdivision to 081-4183125 or [email protected] to allow for ‘flexible land tenure’, DUE: 15-Jul-21 allow remainder of erf to be donated cemetery, ‘business’, ‘ special’, ‘public (background info document available) to the Ongandjera Traditional DUE: 16-Jul-21 open space’ and ‘street’ in terms Omuramba PV plant Authority (Ref Okahao 37) of Mariental Zoning Amendment AT: Stubenrauch Planning Consultants; REF: M. 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Okahandja CEO (objections) Challenge for Women 2021 for units for student accommodation Erf 5407 in Tacoma Street, Windhoek DUE: 16-Jul-21 start-ups in fields of energy, water, AT: Plan Africa Consulting, ph. from ‘residential’ to ‘office’ with bulk nutrition and food security, value 061-212096 or fax 213051 or of 0.4 to develop an office building of Nonidas Industria township addition on natural resources [email protected] about 4087sqm (mineral beneficiation, agro- and fish DUE: 12-Jul-21 AT: Du Toit Town Planning REF: Nonidas Industria (Pty) Ltd Consultants, ph. 061-248010 or FOR: Objections to Nonidas Industria processing), health, ICT/technology REF: M. Outapi [email protected]; M. township establishment on Portion and waste (upcycling); development FOR: Objection to subdivision and rezoning Windhoek (objections) 23 of Farm 163, Swakopmund: 36x voucher of up to N$800,000 in business support - conditions apply of remainder of Farm Outapi #1116 DUE: 15-Jul-21 ‘general business’, 27x ‘general into portions A to K and remainder industrial’, 59x ‘light industrial’, 8x AT: NCRST Innovation & Industrial to allow for ‘institutional, ‘general Krumhuk briquette plant ‘public pen spaces’ and remainder Research Division, ph. 061-4317000, residential’, ‘business’, flexible land AT: WinPlan Town & Regional Planning [email protected]; www.ncrst.na/calls tenure’, ‘public open space’ and REF: Rohm Construction and Pepe Consultants; ph. 061-246761, (application, eligibility, ToR, etc.) ‘street’ to be included in next Zoning Construction cc [email protected] and DUE: 21-Jul-21 Amendment Scheme FOR: Register as IAP as part of EIA for M. 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This comprehensive index to Consultant: Update SADC Bio- (1) Finance expert - Namibia Company secretarial services MEAC Constr. MV & LV networks, all tenders that have not yet di-versity Strategy & Action Plan Agri-cultural Development Fund: G/ONB/SSC-02/2021; Social Lease photocopy machines: 1x 2021/22 FY - Climate Resilience & Manage- 30 days over 4-month period Security Commission high volume digital colour net- W/ONB/15-02/2021; MME closed is updated weekly. Ten- ment of Natural Resources in the ders are listed by closing FAO 1402 - expert 2; FAO ISP services (Internet & WAN) to work; 2x high volume mono- Kunene Rural Electrification: SADC Region (C-NRM) Project SSC & enter into 3-year SLA date. The index includes ALL (2) Governance expert - Namibia chrome with-out coin boxes; Constr. MV & LV networks, G/IQ/ERC-023/2021/2022; tenders, expressions of inter- Agricultural Development Fund: NCS/ONB/SSC-01/2021; Social 7x high volume monochrome 2021/22 FY RC Erongo with coin boxes & 25x low vol- est, requests for proposals and 30 days over 4-month period Security Commission W/ONB/15-03/2021; MME Sanitary products for MICT Re- ORASECOM 1402 - SAP consul- Archiving & storage services for ume monochrome with coin box- Oshikoto Rural Electrification: prequalifications issued within gional Office SSC in Windhoek, Walvis es for Dir Namibia Library & Ar- Namibia by government, mu- tancies; ORASECOM + UNDP Constr. MV & LV networks, G/IQ/ERC-024/2021/2022; + GEF Bay, Go- chive Service x36 months from 2021/22 FY nicipal, parastatal, institutio- RC Erongo Consulting services: Support to babis, Grootfontein, Otjiwaron- 01-Oct-21 NCS/RFQ/NHC-01/2021-2022; nal, international and private Cleaning materials to MICT Re- Orange-Senqu River Strategic go, Katima Mulilo, Rundu, Keet- Erongo RED 1401 - suppliers organisations. Unless indica- National Heritage Council gional Office Action Programme (SAP) Imple- mans-hoop, Mariental, Oshakati, Short-listing of BEE & SME Produce virtual & augment- ted otherwise, services and NCS/RFQ/SM-0212021; mentation (5x consultancies) Outapi & Eenhana enter- ed reality tours for Twyfelfon- materials are for the supply M. Swakopmund M. Usakos 1401 - Oasis; M. 13-Jul-21 prises to supply reserved com- tein World Heritage Site, Ku- to the buying institution. Professional services for ad hoc Usakos mo-dities to Erongo RED 14- nene Region cadastral surveying x12 months NCS/ONB/HRC-001/2021; Jul-21 to Request for proposal: Lease & RC Hardap W/ONB/MWB-03/2021; manage Usakos Recreation 30-Jun-22 (preference to suppli- 05-Jul-21 NANCI 1401; NANCI + Security services to education M. Walvis Bay Namibian Devil’s Claw Export- Oasis ers based & operating in towns Design & construct new suction/ GIZ 1401 - F4R; GIZ + MAWLR institutions for Dir. of Education, in Erongo Region where the ers Association + GIZ (2.5ha plot) for mutually agreed Arts & Culture x24 months intake system for main swim- Consultancy services on de- training & knowledge transfer time goods/services are required) - ming pool & related infrastruc- velop- ex-perts to assist with Namibian NCS/ONB/HRC-002/2021; not ex-ceeding N$300,000 and/ G/ONB/NCRST-02/2021; NCRST RC Hardap ture work at Dolphin Park Resort ment of sustainable Participatory Good Agricultural & Collection New server infrastructure: IT or service contract not longer Rangeland & Livestock Manage- Practices compilation & imple- Security services to RC x24 than 3 years 28-Jul-21 servers, network switch & soft- months ment Plans for commonage set- mentation - BioInnovation Africa ware W/ONB/ORTC-04/2020; NCS/ONB/29-14/2021; MICT tings in communal areas of Na- NCS/ONB/HRC-003/2021; Project; with Naturex & Givau- NCS/ONB/NPWR-05/2021; M. Oranjemund Security services for 14 regional mi-bia - Farming for Resilience dan Foundation for Communi- RC Hardap Constr. services: Water supply offices for MICT Project NamPower Fumigation of hostels for 2021/ ties & Nature Pre-qualification of preferred (Ph.1) in Oranjemund, //Kharas NCS/ONB/29-22/2021; MICT W/ONB/AVC-01/2021/2022; NCS/ONB/RFA-01/2021; 22 FY for Dir. of Education, Arts Region Lease 23 photocopier machines suppliers for transportation of & Culture VC Aroab Road Fund Administration coal to NamPower x3 years SC/RP/WVTC-01/2021; WVTC to MICT Electricity, sewer pump station, In-house legal & contract man- W/OAB/CPBN-04/2021; Consultancy services: Develop G/RFQ/ERC-015/2021/2022; & pump line to existing ponds SC/RP/NPWR-16/2021; Nam- CPB + MEAC age-ment system - Micro- Power 5-year Integrated Strategic Busi- RC Erongo & water meters for 54 plots in soft files New Mix Settlement Primary ness Plan & Performance Man- 275 Boergoat (250 does & 25 Oosterheim Ext 5 Aroab Leadership management pro- School (Ph.1) at Mix Settlement SC/RP/RFA-07/2021; grammes for NamPower Man- agement System bucks) G/ONB/BIPA-01/2021; BIPA in Brakwater Road Fund Administration agement Group 18-Jul-21 29-Jul-21 Office stationery x24 months Develop 3-year communications EIF 1401 - IT support; EIF RC Omaheke 1400 - Drimiopsis Outsourcing of IT support ser- MEFT 1401 - RFQs; MEFT G/ONB/OM-43/2021; M. Omaruru G/ONB/BIPA-02/2021; BIPA & marketing strategy for RFA [no ONB ref]; RC Omaheke Photocopy papers x24 months vices Notice to bidders/suppliers: All Pre-paid water meters 07-Jul-21 Constr. pre-primary classrooms Requests for Sealed Quotations G/ONB/OM-44/2021; M. Omaruru G/ONB/BIPA-03/2021; BIPA with ablution facility at Drimiop- EOI/ONB/COW-97/2021; will be placed on the ministeri- Office refreshments x24 months Bid no. 91150071; GIZ + NTA M. Windhoek Wheelie bin Branding signage - ‘Promotion sis Primary School al website G/ONB/BIPA-04/2021; BIPA EOI to short-list consultants for 30-Jul-21 of Vocational Education & Train- RC Omaheke 1400 - Eiseb fully fledged integrated vehicle Namport 1401 - RFQs; Namport Office cleaning materials x24 [no ONB ref]; RC Omaheke Notice: Requests for Quotations G/ONB/NPWR-29/2021; Nam- months ing in Namibia’ (ProVET) Project tracking, fuel, oil & fleet manage- / NEV Training Hub to facilitate Constr. pre-primary classrooms ment system to be advertised on the Namp- Power G/ONB/BIPA-05/2021; BIPA access to VET & improve qual- with ablution facility at Eiseb Pri- ort website Oils & lubricants to NamPow- Fuel mary School W/ONB/COW-85/2021; er x3 years ity of vocational training within a M. Windhoek 19-Jul-21 EOI 001/2021; GIPF cluster of VTCs in northern Na- RC Omaheke 1400 - Mphe Thuto G/ONB/NPWR-31/2021; Nam- Unit rates contract for water con- CS/RFP/ECB-2021/22-02-HR; EOI: Design, layout & print GIPF mibia: Valombola, Eenhana & [no ONB ref]; RC Omaheke nections Power diaries & calendars Nakayale Constr. pre-primary classrooms Electricity Control Board 11kV to 33kV NEC/NER auxiliary Consultancy services: Change NCS/ONB/RTC-11/2021; G/ONB/022-01/2021; MFMR with ablution facility at Mphe 14-Jul-21 transformers M. Rehoboth Thuto Primary School Management - 90 day Culture Vehicles & accessories NAGN 1402 - re-branding; Journey 02-Aug-21 Security services for FYs 2021/ G/ONB/022-02/2021; MFMR RC Omaheke 1400 - Rakutuka National Art Gallery of Namibia 22 - 2023/24 [no ONB ref]; RC Omaheke EOI: Design new logo for NAGN W/ONB/HNTC-01/2021/22; W/ONB/ORC-02/2021; RC Cleaning materials x36 months Oshikoto SC/RP/NYS-83/2021; Constr. pre-primary classrooms (N$5,000 prize) M. Helao Nafidi G/ONB/022-03/2021; MFMR Constr. sewer reticulation net- Constr. new Guinas Constitu- National Youth Service Stationery x36 months with ablution facility at Rakutuka NCS/ONB/KRC-01/2021; Primary School work for Ohangwena Proper ency Office - Ph.2 in Tsintsabis, EOI: JV on establishment of saw RC Kunene Oshikoto Region mill & furniture factory at Rundu, NCS/ONB/022-01/2021; MFMR (Ph.1) in Helao Nafidi Town Service, repair etc. vehicles up CRIDF/2021/06/P41a; OKACOM Lease multi-function photocopi- Kavango East + UNDP + GEF + UKAid CRIDF ers to RC head office, constit- W/ONB/02-01/2021; OPM 06-Aug-21 to 4T x36 months “Removal of works to exist- W/ONB/102/05/NIDA/2021; NIDA Calai & Cuangar administrations uencies & settlement offices Notice 30/2021; M. Swakopmund Alts to existing garment factory NCS/ONB/022-02/2021; MFMR in southern Angola: three small- x3 years ing building” (United House, Erf Security services for Leonard- 2583, Windhoek) Sale of 2x ‘light industrial’ & in Nkurenkuru, Kavango West scale irrigation horticulture com- W/ONB/KRC-01/2021; RC 7x ‘general industrial’ erven by ville Fish Farm, Omaheke Re- munity gardens project - wa- W/OAB/CPBN-05/2021; W/ONB/ERC-018/2020/2021; gion x24 months Kunene closed bid to the highest quali- RC Erongo ter abstraction & irrigation infra- Borehole & booster pumping in- CPB + MEAC fying bidder NCS/ONB/NAC-02/2021; Establishment of hostel at On- Phased constr., installation structure stallation & constr. water pipeline G/OCBI/NAMSIP/37-01/2021; & supply of water pipelines Namibia Airports Company in Sesfontein, Kunene Region kumbula Combined School, Os- Debt collection services 11-Jul-21 hikoto Region - Phase 1 MAWLR + AfDB & pumps for water supply to M. Rehoboth 1396 - Reho Spa 15-Jul-21 380x walking tractors with Omatjete SC/RP/NAC-07/2021; NAMPORT 1399 - LPG / LNG; matching implements [re-issue] Namibia Airports Company EOI: Consultancy services to de- DFF/EOI/3/2021; Namport NAM/LSP/01/SUPP/LO/ velop a business model for reha- for Namibia Agricultural Mecha- Design, produce & print annu- Defence Force Foundation RFP: Lease land at Port of Wal- nisation & Seed Improvement ITEquipment; MAWLR + EU bilitation of Reho Spa EOI for appointment as DFF au- + EDF al report vis Bay North Port to devel- Project ditors for annual audit services op & operate bulk Liquid Petro- IT equipment in Windhoek with 08-Jul-21 12-Jul-21 G/ONB/ORDC-01/2021; financial assistance from Sup- W/RFQ/SM-008/2021; NCS/ONB/CRAN-02/2021-2022; leum Gas and/or Liquid Natural NCS/ONB/NAC-01/2021; Gas, import, storage & distribu- RC Oshikoto port to the Livestock Sector in M. Swakopmund CRAN Food items to Okashana RDC, Namibia Airports Company Debt collection services on 2- tion facility the NCAs (modified) Cleaning services at various air- Upgrade storm water systems Oshikoto Region x24 months (Ph. 2) year contract 20-Jul-21 06-Jul-21 ports & head office 19-Aug-21 NCS/ONB/NPM09/2021-2022; SC/RP/ORC-01/2021/22; W/OAB/CPBN-06/2021; GIZ 1402 - SADC Biodiversity; 09-Jul-21 NIPAM RC Omusati W/RFQ/COW-101/2021 (PPP); GIZ + SADC + FAO CPB + MEAC FAO 1402 - expert 1; FAO Supervision of maintenance of Upgrade & extend Oshikunde M. Windhoek gravel roads in Okalongo Set- Combined School in Oshikunde, Request for Qualification from The Bank of Namibia, as agent for the Government for the issue and management of tlement Ohangwena Region - Phase 2 ex-perienced Independent Pow- Government Debt Securities announces the results for the 273-day and the 364-day Treasury SC/RP/ORC-02/2021/22; er Pro-ducer developers/PPP 21-Jul-21 partners in: Bills auction held 01 July 2021 (settlement date 02-Jul-21): RC Omusati Assessment & design of fire hy- NCRST 1402 - consultant; Applications for construction, fi- Auction Summary - NAMITB 0 04/01/22 0 07/01/22 drant for ORC Head Office NCRST + SSC nan-cing, commissioning, op- W/ONB/ORC-01/2021/22; EOI for training & capacity build- eration & Total Amount Allocated (N$) 550,000,000 550,000,000 RC Omusati ing consultant - National Innova- maintenance of 25MW solar PV tion Challenge for Women 2021 plant for Municipal Council of Total Number of Bids Received 56 35 Constr. storeroom at Ogongo Constituency office W/OAB/CPBN-07/2021; Wind-hoek on a Build, Own & Operate (BOO) model x25 years Total Amount of All Bids Received (N$) 713,500,000 981,910,000 NEPC 1400 - RFQs; New Era CPB + MEAC Publication Corporation Constr. hostels nationwide: Pen- 03-Sep-21 Total Number of Successful Bids 56 15 Notice to potential bidders / dukeni Iivula Ithana Second- W/OIB/NPWR-03/2021; Nam- ary School, Omusati Region Number of Bids Allocated in Full 55 14 suppliers: NEPC is advertising Power tenders/RFQ on its website - Phase 1 Contractor for Engineering, Pro- Weighted Average (Price/Yield) 96.39172/5.00485 95.14720/5.11432 16-Jul-21 22-Jul-21 curement & Construction of Anix- as II Power Station Weighted Average Bid (Price/Yield) 96.35428/5.05874 95.09866/5.16811 GIPF RFP 002/2021; GIPF G/ONB/KTC-01/2021; M. Constr. new regional office in Karasburg 30-Sep-21 Percentage Partial Allocation (Approximate) 18.25% 6.18% On-dangwa, Oshana Region Wheelie bins x3 years Private 1391 for GIPF (pre-qualification bid- 23-Jul-21 EOI to rent supermarket on Erf Bid to Cover / Amount Bid to Offered Ratio 1.79 1.3 ding stage) W/ONB/15-01/2021; MME 3339, Ombakata St, Okury- Amount Offered (N$) 550,000,000 550,000,000 NCS/ONB/010-05/2021-22; Omusati Rural Electrification: angava ADVERTISE IN NAMIBIA'S ACCLAIMED PROCUREMENT PUBLICATION OF RECORD OVER 29 YEARS

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