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Le Journal Des République Du Cameroun Republic Of Cameroon Paix - Travail - Patrie Peace - Work - Fatherland Le journal des Bulletin d’Annonces des Marchés Publics / Public Contracts Bulletin - Directeur de Publication Joseph NGO SANTE PUBLIQUE 05 INFRASTRUCTURE 02 BATIMENTS ET TRAVAUX PUBLICS 06 EDUCATION 03 SOCIAL 03 TRANSPORT 03 ADMINISTRATION 07 ECONOMIE 02 RURAL 25 N° 2320 4 Juin 2021 4 June 2021 B.P: 6604 Yaoundé - Cameroun E-mail : [email protected] Fax : 222 206 043 / 222 203 326 Internet : www.armp.cm 5:50 PM/17H:50 Tél : 222 201 803 / 222 200 008 / 222 200 009 JOURNAL DES MARCHES PUBLICS SOMMAIRE # RESUME DES CONSULTATIONS Reference 017/AONO/C-BGOU/ST/CIPM-AI/2021 Lire POUR LES TRAVAUX D'ELECTRIFICATION DU VILLAGE DEMLOUP DANS LA COMMUNE DE BANGOU EN PROCÉDURE Titre/objet D'URGENCE.FINANCEMENT : BIP-RT-EXERCICE 2021 1 Nature de prestation Autres Infrastructures Date de cloture 18-06-2021 Reference N°007/C/C-NTUI/SG/CIPM/2021 Lire COMMUNIQUE N°007/C/C-NTUI/SG/CIPM/2021 DU 25/05/2021 PORTANT PUBLICATION DU RESULTAT DE L’APPEL D’OFFRES NATIONAL OUVERT N°004/AONO/ C-NTUI/SG/CIPM/2021 DU 23 MARS 2021 EN PROCEDURE D’URGENCE Titre/objet POUR LES TRAVAUX DE CONSTRUCTION D’UNE TRIBUNE AU STADE MUNICIPAL DE NTUI, DANS LA COMMUNE DE 2 NTUI, DEPARTEMENT DU MBAM ET KIM, REGION DU CENTRE Nature de prestation Bâtiments et Equipements Collectifs Date de cloture N/A Reference 008/D/C-DDG/SG/SIGAMP/CIPMP-DDG/2021 Lire PORTANT ATTRIBUTION DU MARCHE OBJET DE L'APPEL D'OFFRES NATIONAL OUVERT N° 04 /AONO/CDDG/ SG/SIGAIVLP/CIPMP-DDG/2021 DU 28/04/2021 POUR LA CREATION ET EXPLOITATION Titre/objet D'UNE CARRIERE SEMI MECANISEE A MVUH DANS LA COMMUNE DE DEMDENG, DEPARTEMENT DU KOUNG-KHI, 3 REGION DE L'OUEST {EN PROCEDURE D'UEGENCE) : PHASE 1. LE MAIRE DE LACOMMUNE DE DEMDENG Nature de prestation N/A Date de cloture N/A Reference 004/ONIT/WC/ITB/2021 Lire TENDER NOTICE OPEN NATIONAL INVITATION TO TENDER NO 04/ONIT/WC/ITB/2021 OF 03/06//2021 FOR THE Titre/objet PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF SOLAR STREET LIGHTS IN WIDIKUM TOWN, MOMO DIVISION. 4 Nature de prestation Approvisionnements Généraux Date de cloture 02-07-2021 Reference 020/AONO/CUY/CIPM/2021 Lire APPEL D’OFFRES NATIONAL OUVERT N°020/AONO/CUY/CIPM/2021 DU 1ER JUIN 2021 POUR LA FOURNITURE DE DIX Titre/objet (10) VEHICULES PICK UP 4X4 DOUBLE CABINE A LA COMMUNAUTE URBAINE DE YAOUNDE FINANCEMENT : 5 BUDGET CUY, EXERCICE 2021, LIGNE 222 100 (MATÉRIEL DE TRANSPORT) Nature de prestation Services et Prestations Intellectuelles Date de cloture 13-07-2021 JDM N° 2320 DU 4 Juin 2021 page 3/276 Telephone: 222 22 00 09. E-mail:[email protected] 07/06/2021 JOURNAL DES MARCHES PUBLICS # RESUME DES CONSULTATIONS Reference 019/AONO/CUY/CIPM/2021 Lire AVIS D’APPEL D’OFFRES NATIONAL OUVERT N°019/AONO/CUY/CIPM/2021 DU 1ER JUIN 2021 POUR LA FOURNITURE ET L’INSTALLATION D’UNE SOLUTION LOGICIELLE INNOVANTE DE COMMUNICATION PAR AFFICHAGE NUMERIQUE Titre/objet DYNAMIQUE A LA COMMUNAUTE URBAINE DE YAOUNDE. FINANCEMENT : BUDGET DE LA CUY, EXERCICE 2021, 6 LIGNE : 222 190 (MATÉRIELS INFORMATIQUES). Nature de prestation Services et Prestations Intellectuelles Date de cloture 13-07-2021 Reference N°001/C/C-NTUI/SG/CIPM/2021 Lire COMMUNIQUE N°001/C/C-NTUI/SG/CIPM/2021 DU 03 MAI 2021 PORTANT PUBLICATION DU RESULTAT DE L’AVIS DE DEMANDE DE COTATION N°001/ACDC/C-NTUI/SG/CIPM/2021 DU 17 MARS 2021 RELATIVE AUX TRAVAUX DE Titre/objet CONSTRUCTION DE DEUX (02) BLOCS DE DIX (10) BOUTIQUES, D’UN BLOC DE LATRINES A QUATRE (04) 7 COMPARTIMENTS ET D’UNE UNITE DE TRAITEMENT DES DECHETS AU CENTRE VILLE DE NTUI, DANS LA COMMUNE DE NTUI, DEPARTEMENT DU MBAM ET KIM, REGION DU CENTRE Nature de prestation Bâtiments et Equipements Collectifs Date de cloture N/A Reference N°005/D/C-NTUI/SG/CIPM/2021 Lire DECISION N°005/D/C-NTUI/SG/CIPM/2021 DU 25/05/2021PORTANT PUBLICATION DU RESULTAT DE L’APPEL D’OFFRES NATIONAL OUVERT N°003/AONO/ C-NTUI/SG/CIPM/2021 DU 30 MARS 2021 EN PROCEDURE D’URGENCE Titre/objet POUR LES TRAVAUX DE CONSTRUCTION :LOT 1 : D’UNE MINI-ADDUCTION D’EAU POTABLE A BIATSOTA 2 – NDJAME 8 – EHONDO (PHASE 1) ; LOT 2 : D’UN FORAGE EQUIPE DE PMH A OSSOMBE, DANS LA COMMUNE DE NTUI, DEPARTEMENT DU MBAM ET KIM, REGION DU CENTRE. Nature de prestation Autres Infrastructures Date de cloture N/A Reference 009/A/C-MLT/SG/STADU/2021 Lire RELATIF AU CADRE DU DETAIL QUANTITATIF ET ESTIMATIF (DQE) DU DOSSIER D'APPEL D'OFFRES NATIONAL OUVERT EN PROCEDURE D'URGENCE N°008 /AONO/C-MLT/SG/ CIPM/SPI/2021 DU 10/05/2021 POUR LE CONTROLE Titre/objet TECHNIQUE ET LA SURVEILLANCE DES TRAVAUX D'ENTRETIENDE LA ROUTE MALANTOUEN (INTER RO 609) AVANT 9 EPB FERÏPA-MANJE MAGNITMANJE KOUTOU SUR 15 KM DANS LA COMMUNE DE MALANTOUEN, DEPARTEMENT DU NOUN, REGION DE L'OUEST Nature de prestation Routes et Infrastructures Routières Date de cloture N/A Reference 002/RQ/WBCITB/2021 Lire CONSULTATION NOTICE SUBJECT: CONSULTATION REQUEST FOR QUATATIONN° 002./RQ/WBCITB/2021 OF Titre/objet 03/06/2021 FOR THE SUPPLY OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TO LARINJI INTEGRATED HEALTH CENTERS IN WIDIKUM 10 SUB DIVISION, MOMO DIVISION, NORTH WEST REGION. LOT 2: LARINJI INTEGRATED HEALTH CENTER. Nature de prestation Approvisionnements Généraux Date de cloture 02-07-2021 JDM N° 2320 DU 4 Juin 2021 page 4/276 Telephone: 222 22 00 09. E-mail:[email protected] 07/06/2021 JOURNAL DES MARCHES PUBLICS # RESUME DES CONSULTATIONS Reference 005/DC/PDRI-CL/CSPM/2021 du 26/05/2021 Lire AVIS DE DEMANDE DE COTATION N° 005/DC/PDRI-CL/CSPM/2021 DU 26/05/2021 POUR LA FOURNITURE DES ALEVINS DE SILURES AUX PISCICULTEURS DU DEPARTEMENT DU LOGONE ETCHARI DANS LE CADRE DE LA Titre/objet PROMOTION DE LA PISCICULTURE AU PROJET DEDEVELOPPEMENT RURAL INTEGRE CHARI - LOGONE, PHASE II 11 Nature de prestation Approvisionnements Généraux Date de cloture 21-06-2021 Reference 010/AONO/MIPROMALO/PADI-DJA/DG/CIPM/DAG/SDBC/SM/2 Lire AVIS D’APPEL D’OFFRES NATIONAL OUVERT N°010 /AONO/MIPROMALO/PADI-DJA/DG/CIPM/DAG/SDBC/SM/21 DU 18 Titre/objet MAI 2021 POUR L’ACQUISITION DE SEPT (07) PRESSES MANUELLES DE BRIQUES COMPRIMEES COMPRENANT 12 DEUX MOULES AUTOBLOQUANT INTEGRES (EN PROCEDURE D’URGENCE). Nature de prestation Approvisionnements Généraux Date de cloture 06-07-2021 Reference 21/009/D/ C0B/ CIPM/ 2021 Lire PORTANT PUBLICATION DU RESULTAT DE L’APPEL D’OFFRES NATIONAL OUVERT EN PROCEDURE D’URGENCE N° Titre/objet 004/AONO/COB/CIPM/2021 DU 15 MARS 2021 POUR LA REHABILITATION DE LA LIGNE ELECTRIQUE D’ESSONG 13 MINTSANG, DANS LA COMMUNE D’OBALA, DEPARTEMENT DE LA LEKIE, REGION DU CENTRE A Nature de prestation Autres Infrastructures Date de cloture N/A Reference n/a Lire PUBLICATION DES RESULTATS DE LA DEMANDE DE COTATIONS RESTREINTE DC NO002/DC/PAREC/UCG/CSPM/SPM/03-2021 DU 03/03/2021 RELATIVE À L’ACQUISITION DU MATERIEL POUR LA COLLECTE DE DONNEES STATISTIQUES (SMARTPHONES, MODEM WIFI, CARTES MULTIMEDIA)NOM DU PROJET : PROGRAMME D’APPUI A LA REFORME DE L’EDUCATION AU CAMEROUN (PAREC)PAYS : CAMEROUNNUMERO DU Titre/objet PROJET : CRÉDIT IDA : 62160 – CM ET DON IDA : D2910 - CM. NUMERO DE REFERENCE DE LA COTATION : 14 N°002/DC/PAREC/UCG/CSPM/SPM/03-2021DESCRIPTION DU MARCHE : ACQUISITION DU MATERIEL POUR LA COLLECTE DE DONNEES STATISTIQUES (SMARTPHONES, MODEM WIFI, CARTES MULTIMÉDIA) DUREE/DELAI DE LIVRAISON : 21 JOURS DÈS RÉCEPTION DE L’ORDRE DE SERVICE DE DÉMARRAGE. Nature de prestation N/A Date de cloture N/A Reference 012/C/CBK/SG DU 03/06/2021 Lire PORTANT PUBLICATION DE LA DÉCISION D’ATTRIBUTION DE LA LETTRE COMMANDE RELATIVE À L’APPEL D’OFFRES NATIONAL OUVERT N°009/AONO/CBK /CIPM/2021 DU 27/04/2021 POUR LES TRAVAUX DE Titre/objet RÉHABILITATION DES PISTES AGRICOLES DANS CERTAINES LOCALITÉS DE LA COMMUNE DE BIKOK, 15 DÉPARTEMENT DE LA MEFOU ET AKONO, RÉGION DU CENTRE, LOT UNIQUE. Nature de prestation Routes et Infrastructures Routières Date de cloture N/A JDM N° 2320 DU 4 Juin 2021 page 5/276 Telephone: 222 22 00 09. E-mail:[email protected] 07/06/2021 JOURNAL DES MARCHES PUBLICS # RESUME DES CONSULTATIONS Reference n/a Lire PUBLICATION DES RESULTATS DE LA DEMANDE DE COTATIONS RESTREINTEN°005/DC/PAREC/UCG/CSPM/SPM/04-2021 POUR LA SOUSCRIPTION D’UNE POLICE D’ASSURANCE DES LOCAUX DE L’UNITÉ DE COORDINATION ET DE GESTION DU PROGRAMME D’APPUI À LA RÉFORME DE L’EDUCATION AU CAMEROUN (PAREC)NOM DU PROJET: PROGRAMME D’APPUI A LA REFORME DE L’EDUCATION Titre/objet AU CAMEROUN (PAREC)PAYS : CAMEROUNNUMERO DU PROJET : CRÉDIT IDA : 62160 – CM ET DON IDA : D2910 - 16 CM. NUMERO DE REFERENCE DE LA COTATION : N°005/DC/PAREC/UCG/CSPM/SPM/04-2021DESCRIPTION DU MARCHE : SOUSCRIPTION D’UNE POLICE D’ASSURANCE DES LOCAUX DE L’UNITÉ DE COORDINATION ET DE GESTION DU PROGRAMME D’APPUI À LA RÉFORME DE L’EDUCATION AU CAMEROUN (PAREC)DUREE/DELAI DE LIVRAISON : 12 MOIS DÈS RÉCEPTION DE L’ORDRE DE SERVICE DE DÉMARRAGE.ADJUDICATAIRE Nature de prestation N/A Date de cloture N/A Reference N°004/D/C-NTUI/SG/CIPM/2021 Lire DECISION N°004/D/C-NTUI/SG/CIPM/2021 DU 25/05/2021 PORTANT PUBLICATION DU RESULTAT DE L’APPEL D’OFFRES NATIONAL OUVERT N°006/AONO/ C-NTUI/SG/CIPM/2021 DU 30 MARS 2021 EN PROCEDURE D’URGENCE POUR LES TRAVAUX DE CONSTRUCTION DES EQUIPEMENTS D’ECLAIRAGE PUBLIC AVEC POSE DE LAMPADAIRES Titre/objet SUR LES ITINERAIRES NACHTIGAL – NTUI, CENTRE ADMINISTRATIF – HÔTEL DE VILLE, VOIRIE URBAINE – RUE 7 – 17 RUE 3.1 - RUE 8, MARCHE PERIODIQUE – RUE 6 – RUE 4 – RUE 5, DANS LA VILLE DE NTUI, DEPARTEMENT DU MBAM ET KIM, REGION DU CENTRE.
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