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Procurement Plan-Works-Schools Version 1 Approved: [Date] Liberia: Ministry of Education (MOE) FTI Grant for Basic Education Project Basic Data Grant # TF 097456 Description* Package Lot Lumpsum Procurement Estimated Pre-or Post Prior or Number Number or Bill of Method Amount in Qualification Post Public Disclosure Authorized Quantities US $ Review Norm Duration of Proc Steps If Prequalification List of Contracts Construction of Zinnah Town Basic Education School [Primary/JHS] at Kpo Clan in the Todee District of MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg1 8 Lumpsum NCB 601,103.30 Post Prior Monsterrado County-Code no. 3008003 Construction of Basic Education School [Primary/JHS] at 601,103.30 Beajah in the Senjeh District of Bomi County-Code no. MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg1 9 Lumpsum NCB Post Prior 308022 Public Disclosure Authorized Construction of Gohnzoduah Basic Education School 601,103.30 [Primary/JHS] at Sinjii in the Garwula District of Grand MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg1 4 Lumpsum NCB Post Prior Cape Mount County-Code no. 1202009 Construction of Basic Education School [Primary/JHS] at 601,103.30 Kpalawhen in the Gibi District of Margibi County-Code MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg1 7 Lumpsum NCB Post Prior no. 2404011 Construction of Botoe Barclay Basic Education School 601,103.30 [Primary/JHS] in the Fuamah District, Bong County- MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg1 6 Lumpsum NCB Post Prior Code no: 602013 Construction of Basic Education School [Primary/JHS] at 601,103.30 Public Disclosure Authorized Fetuah in the Compound #3 District of Grand Bassa MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg1 1 Lumpsum NCB Post Prior County-Code no. 910034 Construction of Monweh Basic Education School 601,103.30 [Primary/JHS] at Bodowea in the Moweh District of MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg1 2 Lumpsum NCB Post Prior River Cess County-Code no. 3602021 809670PROP0P1100Box037982400PUBLIC0.xls 1 of 115 9/10/2013 1:51 AM Public Disclosure Authorized Procurement Plan-Works-Schools Version 1 Approved: [Date] Construction of Sensue Basic Education School 601,103.30 [Primary/JHS] at Sensue Clan in the Joequelleh District MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg1 3 Lumpsum NCB Post Prior of Bong County-Code no. 606023 Construction of Unification Town Basic Education 601,103.30 School [Primary/JHS] at Camp 4, Yekepa in the Nimba MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg1 10 Lumpsum NCB Post Prior County-Code no……………………. Construction of Gbarzon Basic Education School [Primary/JHS] at Caresburg District of Montserrado MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg1 5 Lumpsum NCB 601,103.30 Post Prior County-Code no. 3002014 Construction of 6-Unit Classroom School at Billy Town in the Pro-River District of Monsterrado County-Code no. MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg2 11 Lumpsum NCB 179,477.02 Post Prior 3012090. Construction of 6-Unit Classroom School at Gbuangata in MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg2 12 Lumpsum NCB 179,477.02 Post Prior Bokomu District of Gbapolu County. Construction of Tindowuah 3-Unit Classroom School at 13 111,348.91 Gbarmah District of Gbapolu County-Code no. MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg3 Lumpsum NCB Post Prior 4510028 (Plan Liberia) Construction of 3-Unit Classroom School at Gwohua in 17 111,348.91 the Panta Kpali District of Bong County-Code no. MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg3 Lumpsum NCB Post Prior 608033 Construction of 3-Unit Classroom School at Botoi in the 15 111,348.91 Todee District of Monsterrado County-Code no: MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg3 Lumpsum NCB Post Prior 3008082 Construction of Wreaken 3-Unit Classroom School at 16 111,348.91 MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg3 Lumpsum NCB Post Prior Compound #3 in the Grand Bassa County-Code no: Construction of Martha S. Dunn 3- Unit Classroom 13 School with ECD Center at Compound #2 Grand Bassa MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg4 Lumpsum NCB 198,904.82 Post Prior County-Code no. 90616 Construction of Baintowin 3-Unit Classroom School at 18 Yeman Clan in Nimba County-Code no. 3306013 (Plan MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg4 Lumpsum NCB 111,348.91 Post Prior Liberia)809670PROP0P1100Box037982400PUBLIC0.xls 2 of 115 9/10/2013 1:51 AM Procurement Plan-Works-Schools Version 1 Approved: [Date] Construction of Baintowin 3-Unit Classroom School at 18 Yeman Clan in Nimba County-Code no. 3306013 (Plan MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg4 Lumpsum NCB 111,348.91 Post Prior Liberia) Construction of Larkpazee 3-Unit Classroom School with 14 ECD Center at Bodowea in the Monweh District of MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg4 Lumpsum NCB 198,904.82 Post Prior Rivercess County-Code no. 3602008 Construction of Vortor 3-Unit Classroom School with 20 ECD Centre at the Dewoin District of the Bomi County- MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg4 Lumpsum NCB 198,904.82 Post Prior Code no. 306002 (Plan Liberia) Construction of NGORKUMA PUBLIC SCHOOL 3-Unit 21 Classroom School with ECD Centre at Foyah District in Lofa MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg4 Lumpsum NCB 198,904.82 Post Prior County (Plan Liberia) Construction of BEH GONDOR PUBLIC SCOOL of 3-Unit 22 Classroom School with ECD Centre at Gola Konneh District in MOE/GPEP/W/Pkg4 Lumpsum NCB 198,904.82 Post Prior Grand Cape Mount (Plan Liberia) Renovation of Project Unit Offices MOE/FTI/W/PST/Pkg 1 23 Lumpsum Shopping 10,000.00 Post Post Renovation of MOE Building on 3rd Street, Sinkor MOE/GPEP/RN/NCB/13 24 Lumpsum Shopping 140,000.00 Post Prior Post Post Renovation of Offices for Regional Engineers MOE/GPEP/CRW/RFQ/13 25 Lumpsum Shopping 3,000.00 Post Post Construction of Platforms for 52No. Containers MOE/GPEP/LM/C/RFQ/13 26 Lumpsum Shopping 39,000.00 Post Post Paneling & Roofing of 52No. Containers MOE/GPEP/LM/PR/NCB/13 27 Lumpsum NCB 135,200.00 Post Post PHASE 2 PROJECTS 809670PROP0P1100Box037982400PUBLIC0.xls 3 of 115 9/10/2013 1:51 AM Procurement Plan-Works-Schools Version 1 Approved: [Date] Construction of Zinnah Town Public School, (BES) MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/01/13 1 Lumpsum NCB 601,103.30 Post Prior in Kpo Clan Todee District, Montserrado County Construction of Bellebaloma Public School (BES) in MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/02/13 2 Lumpsum NCB 601,103.30 Post Prior Belle District, Gbarpolu County Construction of Honeyahum Public School (BES) in Kolahun District, Lofa County MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/03/13 3 Lumpsum NCB 601,103.30 Post Prior Construction of Payee Public School (BES) in Zoe- MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/04/13 4 Lumpsum NCB 601,103.30 Post Prior Geh District, Nimba County Construction of Pennokon Elementary School in MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/05/13 5 Lumpsum NCB 601,103.30 Post Prior Putu District, Grand Geddeh County Construction of Kingston Weagba Public School MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/06/13 6 Lumpsum NCB 601,103.30 Post Prior (BES) in Tarjuowon District, Sinoe County Construction of Kaffeh Elementary School (BES) in MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/07/13 7 Lumpsum NCB 601,103.30 Post Prior Barrobo (Nyanken), Maryland County Construction of Welso Elem. & Jr. High School MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/08/13 8 Lumpsum NCB 601,103.30 Post Prior (BES) in Sasstown District, Grand Kru County Construction of Konowroken Webbo Community Elem. & Jr. High School (BES), Webbo District, MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/09/13 9 Lumpsum NCB 601,103.30 Post Prior River Gee County 809670PROP0P1100Box037982400PUBLIC0.xls 4 of 115 9/10/2013 1:51 AM Procurement Plan-Works-Schools Version 1 Approved: [Date] Construction of Luyeama Public School (BES) in MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/10/13 10 Lumpsum NCB 601,103.30 Post Prior Zorkor District, Lofa County Construction of Kpalawhen Public School, (BES) Gibi MOE/GPEP/NCB/11/13 11 Lumpsum NCB 601,103.30 Post Prior District, Margibi County Construction of Weteken Public School (6-Unit) in MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/12/13 12 Lumpsum NCB 179,477.02 Post Post Trehn District, Grand Kru County Construction of Pual N. Smith Elem. Public School MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/13/13 13 Lumpsum NCB 198,904.82 Post Post (ECC/3-Unit) in Webbo District, River Gee County Construction of Giabo Public School (ECC/3-Unit) MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/14/13 14 Lumpsum NCB 198,904.82 Post Post in Harper No.2 District, Maryland County Construction of Barlikpor Togbaklee Public School (ECC/3-Unit) in Grand Cess District, Grand Kru MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/15/13 15 Lumpsum NCB 198,904.82 Post Post County Construction of Beh Gondor Public School (ECC/3- Unit) in Gola Konneh District, Grand Cape Mount MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/16/13 16 Lumpsum NCB 198,904.82 Post Post County Construction of Larkpazee Public School (ECC/3- Unit) in Bodowea, Monweh District, Rivercess MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/17/13 17 Lumpsum NCB 198,904.82 Post Post County Construction of Vortor Public School (ECC/3-Unit) MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/18/13 18 Lumpsum NCB 198,904.82 Post Post in Dewoin District, Bomi County 809670PROP0P1100Box037982400PUBLIC0.xls 5 of 115 9/10/2013 1:51 AM Procurement Plan-Works-Schools Version 1 Approved: [Date] Construction of Ngorkuma Public School (ECC/3- MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/19/13 19 Lumpsum NCB 198,904.82 Post Post Unit) in Foyah District, Lofa County Construction of Chensla Public School (3-Unit) in MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/20/13 20 Lumpsum NCB 111,348.91 Post Post Gbarzon District, Grand Gedeh County Construction of Saywon Public School (3-Unit) in MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/21/13 21 Lumpsum NCB 111,348.91 Post Post Lower Kpanyah District, Sinoe County Construction of Baintowin Public School (3-Unit) in Yeman Clan, Sanniquellie Mah District, Nimba MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/22/13 22 Lumpsum NCB 111,348.91 Post Post County Construction of Blohmu Public School (3-Unit) in MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/23/13 23 Lumpsum NCB 111,348.91 Post Post Gibi District, Margibi County Construction of Tindowuah Public School (3-Unit) MOE/GPEP/NCB/W/24/13 24 Lumpsum NCB 111,348.91 Post Post in Gbarma District, Gbarpolu County 14,768,623.60 Total Cost Fill gray cells only! 809670PROP0P1100Box037982400PUBLIC0.xls 6 of 115 9/10/2013 1:51 AM Procurement Plan-Works-Schools Version 1 Approved: [Date] Liberia: Ministry of Education (MOE) FTI Grant for Basic Education Project Draft Bid Documents, If Post-Review, No-objection Dates are not needed including specs and Spec Proc Bidding Period Bid Evaluation Grant # TF 097456 quantities, draft SPN Notice Advert Description* Plan vs.
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    LAND GOVERNANCE SUPPORT ACTIVITY TECHNICAL REPORT FY20 Q1 OCTOBER 1, 2019 – DECEMBER 31, 2019 TETRA TECH TETRA PHOTO CREDIT: PHOTO January 2020 This publicationLAND was GOVERNANC produced forE SUPPORT review ACTIVITYby the United FY20 QUARTERStates Agency 1 REPORT for (OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2019) International Development. It was prepared by Tetra Tech. This publication was produced for review by the United States Agency for International Development by Tetra Tech, through the Liberia Land Governance Support Activity, Contract No: AID-OAA-I-12-00032, Task Order No: AID-669-TO-15-00003. This report was prepared by: Tetra Tech 159 Bank Street, Suite 300 Burlington, Vermont 05401 USA Telephone: (802) 495-0282 Fax: (802) 658-4247 Email: [email protected] Tetra Tech Contacts: Yohannes Gebremedhin, Chief of Party [email protected] Megan Huth, Project Manager [email protected] David Felson, Deputy Project Manager [email protected] ii LAND GOVERNANCE SUPPORT ACTIVITY FY20 QUARTER 1 REPORT (OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2019) LAND GOVERNANCE SUPPORT ACTIVITY TECHNICAL REPORT FY20 Q1 OCTOBER 1, 2019 – DECEMBER 31, 2019 DISCLAIMER The author’s views expressed in this publication do not necessarily reflect the views of the United States Agency for International Development or the United States Government. LAND GOVERNANCE SUPPORT ACTIVITY FY20 QUARTER 1 REPORT (OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2019) TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS ....................................................................................................................