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Single-Source Tenders on the Transparency Portal Single-Source tenders, loaded from the eProcurement Portal by La’o Hamutuk, February 2013. Note that many contracts, especially those signed after mid-2011 are not yet listed on the portal. See http://www.eprocurement.gov.tl/public/indexeprtl for newer information. For more analysis and related information, see http://www.laohamutuk.org/econ/portal/ProcIndex.htm . Click any Tender or Vendor name to link to the Portal’s web page with more detailed information. Procure- Financing Date Date Sector ment Tender Amount Vendor name institution awarded published Audience Supply of High-Speed Diesel Fuel to Elecricidade de Timor-Leste Fuel PUBLIC Min. Infra. $8,515,547 ESPERANCA TIMOR OAN 26-Apr-11 3-Apr-11 (EDTL) (Contract No. STA-MoI-020/2010) Dotações Para Todo Construction of Road and Drainage for the Integrated Boarder Posts Construction PUBLIC $2,837,998 CARYA TIMOR LESTE PTY.LTD 25-Aug-11 2-Aug-11 o Governo at Batugade, Salele and Sakato (Contract No. RDTL-11004012) Min. Turismo, Construction PUBLIC Rehabilitation of Mercado Lama (RDTL - 10001915) $1,746,000 CARYA TIMOR LESTE PTY.LTD 2-Mar-10 2-Dec-09 Comercio, Industria Min. Admin. Estatal New construction for five storey Kobe house in Universidade Construction PUBLIC $1,499,900 HOLGAPA PTY.LTD 10-Feb-11 11-Jan-11 e Ord. Territorio Nacional Timor-Leste (Contract no: 001/UNTL/II/2011) Primeiro Min. e Konstrusaun Foun Edificio Nasional registo Notariadu iha Dili HOLULI UNIPESSOAL LDA/JANIORUI Construction PUBLIC $1,478,889 26-May-09 3-May-09 Pres. Cons. Mins. (Contract No. RDTL - 09234/91952) DOS SANTOS XIMENES Construction of the Official Residence of the Minister of Finance Construction PUBLIC Min. Finanças $1,258,192 NEVAN CONSTRUCTION LDA 13-Oct-11 20-Sep-11 (Contract No. RDTL-11004613). Timor-Leste LNG, Supervision and Field work support for Marine Site Comm Admn Infra. Construction PUBLIC Investigation & Pre-FEED and FEED (Front End Engineering Design) for $1,200,000 HR WALLINGFORD LIMITED 5-Jan-11 13-Dec-10 Fund Marine Facility in Beaco, Viqueque (Contract no: RDTL-11002209) Provision to Support the Government of Timor Leste in the Consultancy Dotações Para Todo MACMILLAN KECK,ATTORNEYS & PUBLIC renegotiation of Timor Telecom's Concession Contract (Contract No $1,200,000 23-Nov-10 31-Oct-10 Services o Governo SOLICITORS RDTL-11004692) New installation MV, LV Distribution Line, house connection and new Comm Admn Infra. generator 350 Kva (cubicle panel, panel synchron, step up Electricity & A/C PUBLIC $1,183,989 TIMOR BUILDING PTY,LTD 14-Oct-10 21-Sep-10 Fund transformer 500 Kva for Maubesse Vila to Suco Horai Ki'ik and Suco Sarlala - Ainaro (Contract no: RDTL - 11004563) Comm Admn Infra. New Instalation MV, LV line and MV lines, Distribution transformer in Electricity & A/C PUBLIC $1,083,588 SALI-MAGU UNIPESSOAL LDA 14-Oct-10 21-Sep-10 Fund Atabae, Maliana-Bobonaro District (Contract No. RDTL - 12000002) Comm Admn Infra. New MV Line Install new transformer Extended LV Line (Chay Lautem Electricity & A/C PUBLIC $999,902 SARA NERU UNIPESSOAL lDA 15-Oct-10 22-Sep-10 Fund District Lospalos) (Contract No. RDTL - 11004544) Comm Admn Infra. New installation MV, LV Distribution Line and House Connection for Electricity & A/C PUBLIC $966,891 GRACIA TIMOR ELECTRIC UNIP.LDA 14-Oct-10 21-Sep-10 Fund Beacou to Palaca 1 (Contract No. RDTL-11006155) Single-Source Tenders on Transparency Portal contract list Extracted by La’o Hamutuk, 25 February 2013 Page 1 Procure- Financing Date Date Sector ment Tender Amount Vendor name institution awarded published Audience Comm Admn Infra. New Instalation MV,LV line and MV lines, distribution transformer in Electricity & A/C PUBLIC $964,314 NINO ELECTRICAL UNIP.LDA 14-Oct-10 21-Sep-10 Fund Aileu, Ainaro District (Contract RDTL - 12000012) New instalation MV, LV Distribution Line and House Connection for Comm Admn Infra. Electricity & A/C PUBLIC Palaca 1 to Mota Ain, Balibo Sub District - Bobonaro District (Contract $944,049 CLEMBAR ZON,INIP.LDA 15-Oct-10 22-Sep-10 Fund No. RDTL -11004839). Projecto new installation of Lv & MV and Distribution Line Primeiro Min. e Electricity & A/C PUBLIC transformer package 2 - lot 3 at Lirafa Lautem. (Contract No. RDTL- $931,497 LIAN FORTE UNIPESSOAL LDA 23-Nov-10 31-Oct-10 Pres. Cons. Mins. 10005373). Projeto konstrusaun ba New Installation of LV & MV lines & Primeiro Min. e Electricity & A/C PUBLIC Distribution Transformer 2 lot 5 - Buiomau to Laivai, Lautem District $887,000 LUZLOS LDA 23-Nov-10 31-Oct-10 Pres. Cons. Mins. (Contract no. RDTL-100005376) Comm Admn Infra. New Instalation MV,LV line and MV Lines Distribution Transformer in Electricity & A/C PUBLIC $860,651 CENTRAL HILL ELECTRIC,UNIP.LDA 14-Oct-11 21-Sep-11 Fund Caicido Osowa, Baucau District (Contract No. 12000007). Primeiro Min. e New installation of LV and MV Lines and Distribution Transformers Electricity & A/C PUBLIC $858,373 ESQUEIRE UNIPESSOAL LDA 8-Dec-10 15-Nov-10 Pres. Cons. Mins. Package 2 Lot 7 (Contract No. RDTL 10005375) New Installation MV, LV line and LV line transformers and Home Comm Admn Infra. Electricity & A/C PUBLIC Conection in Sisal laga, Baucau District (Contract No. RDTL- $840,470 EDBINHO UNIPESSOAL LDA 30-May-11 7-May-11 Fund 12000015). Comm Admn Infra. New Instalation MV, LV line and MV lines, Distribution transformer in Electricity & A/C PUBLIC $825,301 BERMALI REI ELECTRICAL UNIP. LDA 30-May-11 7-May-11 Fund Hautro Tatsiri, Lequidoe Aileu District (Contract No. RDTL - 12000009) New Installation MV,LV line and LV line Transformers and Home Comm Admn Infra. Electricity & A/C PUBLIC Conection in Raimerhei Ermera District (Contract No. RDTL - $822,499 BURAS SUPPLY,LDA 30-May-11 7-May-11 Fund 12000017) New installation MV, LV Distribution line and house connection for Comm Admn Infra. Electricity & A/C PUBLIC Aidaba Leten to Suco Hailesu and Hatas - Atabae sub-district, $811,326 FOHO TETUK,UNIPESSOAL LDA 15-Oct-10 22-Sep-10 Fund Bobonaro district (Contract No. RDTL-11005400). New Installation MV, LV Distribution Line and House Connection for Comm Admn Infra. EVERSON NETWORK Electricity & A/C PUBLIC Oegues to Maucatar Vila - Covalina District (Contract No. RDTL - $800,825 15-Oct-10 22-Sep-10 Fund SUPPLIERUNIPESSOAL LDA 11005030) Construction PUBLIC Min. Infra. Emergency works at Watulari Roads (Contract No. RDTL -11003161) $797,957 R COM DEUS UNIPESSOAL LDA 8-Aug-11 16-Jul-11 Emergency works at Aisibere Bridge, Viqueque District (Contract No. Construction PUBLIC Min. Infra. $797,583 BORU BUTI CONST.UNIP.LDA 4-Jul-11 11-Jun-11 RDTL - 11003142) New installation MV, LV and distribution transformer for the Comm Admn Infra. Electricity & A/C PUBLIC distribution line in Mauro Lori Lausten District (Contract No. RDTL - $791,788 AFIHINI UNIPESSOAL LDA 14-Oct-10 21-Sep-10 Fund 11003667) Single-Source Tenders on Transparency Portal contract list Extracted by La’o Hamutuk, 25 February 2013 Page 2 Procure- Financing Date Date Sector ment Tender Amount Vendor name institution awarded published Audience New Installation MV, LV line and LV line transformers and home Comm Admn Infra. Electricity & A/C PUBLIC conection in Dirimuni-Caidabu Sub Distritc of Iliomar, Lospalos $786,838 SUSUARA RAIA UNIP.LDA 30-May-11 7-May-11 Fund District (Contract No. RDTL - 12000021) Construction of road Cassa-Wemasi, consist of 4 packages. Package 3 Comm Admn Infra. from km 7 to 10.5 Main item of work Bit Penetration Macadam 50 Construction PUBLIC $778,435 STAR SUAI LDA 9-Feb-11 10-Jan-11 Fund mm thickness, drainage and slope protection. (Contract No. RDTL- 11001840) New Instalation MV, LV, and distribution transformer for the Comm Admn Infra. Electricity & A/C PUBLIC distribuitin line in Natura Iliopa, lauten District. (Contract No. RDTL - $773,483 CAICILA APA UNIPESSOAL LDA 15-Oct-10 22-Sep-10 Fund 11003668) New Installation MV, LV line and LV line transformers and Home Comm Admn Infra. Electricity & A/C PUBLIC Conection in Orlalan Manelima, Laclubar Manatuto District (Contract $770,340 MAHAWEN,LDA 30-May-11 7-May-11 Fund No. RDTL-12000022) New installation MV, LV distribution line and house connection for Comm Admn Infra. Electricity & A/C PUBLIC Ossu Villa to Loihuno, Ossu sub-district, Viqueque (Contract No. $767,675 MANU CARAE UNIPESSOAL,LDA 14-Oct-10 21-Sep-10 Fund RDTL-11004595). Emergency works Nunumalau roads - Uatulari, Viqueque district Construction PUBLIC Min. Infra. $764,263 GREU UNIPESSOAL LDA 5-Dec-11 12-Nov-11 (Contract No. RDTL-11005561). New Installation MV, LV line and MV lines Distribution transformer in Comm Admn Infra. Electricity & A/C PUBLIC Haliren e baret mean Bobonaro District (Cntract No: RDTL - $761,590 SAU KIKIT UNIP.LDA 30-May-11 7-May-11 Fund 12000020) Construction PUBLIC Min. Infra. Emergency works at Bekarin River. (Contract No. RDTL - 11003112) $730,600 VIQZUM UNIPESSOAL LDA 4-Jul-11 11-Jun-11 Comm Admn Infra. New Installation MV, LV line and MV lines distribution transformer in HABELAR CO & SUPPLY,UNIP.LDA Electricity & A/C PUBLIC $721,555 30-May-11 7-May-11 Fund Ponilala, Ermera (Contract no: RDTL-12000008). QQ ELECTRICIDADE Comm Admn Infra. New Installation MV, LV Distribution Line and House Connection for Electricity & A/C PUBLIC $713,327 ROCELY,UNIPESSOAL LDA 14-Oct-10 21-Sep-10 Fund Suco Buillale to Lariguto (Contract No. RDTL - 11004582) New Installation MV, LV line and LV line transformers and Home Comm Admn Infra. Electricity & A/C PUBLIC conection in Luro baricafa Lautem District (Contract No. RDTL - $700,830 DIROMA CONSTRUCTION UNIP.LDA 30-May-11 7-May-11 Fund 12000013) New Installation MV,LV line and MV Lines Distribution Transformer in Comm Admn Infra.
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