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Armenian Social Investment Fund Procurement Plan Additional Financing 10-Apr-10 Post/pri Contract Status (1 Public Disclosure Authorized Contract No. Contract ID Description Type Method Estimated price or signing active, 5- Contracto price review date completed) Procurement of 2415 sets of school AMD 1 AGAT-777 LLC furniture for schools in marzes of 34,053,136 1 AFG-01 Syuniq, Ararat,Aragatsotn, Lori, G NCB AMD 91,000,000 prior 14-Jan-10 Shirak, Tavush, Gekharqunik and AMD 1 VABA LLC (Lot- Yerevan 39,990,324 2 AFG-02 School furniture for different marzes G NCB AMD 55,250,000 post May-10 3 AFG-03 60 chairs for special school G Shopping AMD 720,000 post 16-Mar-10 AMD 720,000 5 Arctur LLC Procurement of 1568 sets of school furniture for schools in marzes of 4 AFG-04 G Shopping AMD 24,136,885 post May-10 Syuniq, Ararat,Aragatsotn, Lori, Public Disclosure Authorized Shirak, Tavush The state non departmental ex AMD 5 AFEX-01 Complex appraisal of project design CS CQ AMD 3,714,200 post 26-May-09 1 commission for 3,700,000 construction des CJSC 6 AFEX-02 Investigation of heating systems CS CQ AMD 1,857,100 post May-10 Investigation of buildings stability, AMD Enri Ardshinserv 7 AFEX-03 ventilation, power and water supplies CS CQ AMD 2,228,520 post 2-Jun-09 terminated 2,400,000 LLC and drainage systems Investigation of buildings stability, 8 AFEX-03/1 ventilation, power and water supplies CS CQ AMD 3,396,200 post May-10 and drainage systems Technical Supervision of projects Public Disclosure Authorized located in marzes of Siuniq, Vayots AMD 9 AFTS-001 CS CQ AMD 22,066,200 post 16-Apr-09 1 Arstak-impex LL Dzor, Ararat, Gegharquniq, Kotayq 22,000,000 and Yerevan Public Disclosure Authorized Technical Supervision of projects AMD 10 AFTS-002 located in marzes of Tavush, Armavir, CS CQ AMD 22,066,200 post 16-Apr-09 1 Alternativ LLC 21,980,000 Aragatsotn, Lori, Shirak and Yerevan Technical Supervision of projects located in marzes of Yerevan, Siuniq, AMD AMD Arman Araqelya 11 AFTS-003 Armavir, Kotayq, Tavush, Lori, CS CQ post 26-Feb-10 1 7,000,000.00 6,988,800 LLC Gegharquniq, Ararat, Aragatsotn, Vayots Dzor, Shirak Renovation of the community centre- AMD 12 AN-004 school in Geghadzor village,marz of w NCB AMD 61,536,310 post 15-Oct-09 1 59,095,668 Aragatsotn Completion of rehabilitation of the AMD 13 AN-005 Health Centre in Arteni village,marz of w NCB AMD 51,735,460 post 7-Jul-09 5 Verakangnum L 51,553,831 Aragatsotn Rehabilitation of a community centre in AMD 14 AN-007 w NCB AMD 61,336,980 post 18-Jun-09 1 Avaks LLC Yernjatap village,marz of Aragatsotn 58,723,664 Improvement of the recreation zone in AMD 15 AN-010 w Shopping AMD 18,007,830 post 21-Jul-09 5 Menarub Star L Aparan, marz of Aragatsotn 18,200,232 Renovation of school and school’s sewerage system, improvement of AMD 16 AN-018 w Shopping AMD 27,970,950 post 23-Sep-09 5 Arevik LLC area in Antarut village,marz of 27,898,487 Aragatsotn Rehabilitation of a water daily AMD 17 AN-024 regulating reservoir in Moulqi w NCB AMD 32,813,840 post 6-Apr-09 5 Helbert LLC 32,749,800 village,marz of Aragatsotn Nigavan village water-supply tank AMD 18 AN-026 W Shopping AMD 2,907,443 post 6-Jul-09 5 Helbert LLC rehabilitation, marz of Aragatsotn 3,016,726 Rehabilitation of the potable water AMD 19 AN-027 distribution net in Ashnak village,marz W NCB AMD 53,780,840 post 3-Apr-09 5 Masis Coop 53,259,850 of Aragatsotn Capital renovation and strengthening of the building of "Gayane AMD AMD 20 AN-029 W NCB post 26-Jun-09 1 Agat-777 LLC "kindergarten in Oshakan village,marz 103,024,036 101,171,958 of Aragatsotn Capital renovation of the kindergarten AMD 21 AN-031 W NCB AMD 55,883,620 post 12-Sep-09 1 Vani LLC in Ujan village, marz of Aragatsotn 55,084,911 Capital renovation of secondary school 22 AN-032 W Shopping AMD 36,131,711 post May-10 in Zovasar village, marz of Aragatsotn Rehabilitation of the cultural centre in AMD 23 AR-008 W NCB AMD 71,363,810 post 16-Sep-09 1 Milaks Group C Aratashen village, marz of Armavir 70,804,589 Renovation of the community centre in AMD 24 AR-025 W NCB AMD 75,281,459 post 27-May-09 5 Tordat LLC Voskehat village, marz of Armavir 73,133,936 Replacement of doors and windowsof AMD 25 AT-053 school #6 in Artashat town, marz of W NCB AMD 61,669,550 post 19-Oct-09 5 Artashatshin LL 56,307,631 Ararat Renovation of the kindergarten in AMD Grisha Gor 26 AT-058 W Shopping AMD 18,508,400 post 23-Nov-09 1 Mkhchyan village, marz of Ararat 18,199,994 Sargsyanner LL Restoration of the building and internal AMD AMD 27 AT-059 heating system of kindergarten #8 in W NCB post 23-Jul-09 1 Artashatshin LL 103,893,300 103,499,478 Artashat town, marz of Ararat Renovation of the internal heating AMD Gevorgyan ev 28 AT-060 system of kindergarten #1 in Masis W Shopping AMD 8,815,832 post 4-Sep-09 5 8,718,643 Nersisyan LLC town, marz of Ararat Restoration of the internal heating AMD 29 AT-061 system of kindergarten #2 in Masis W Shopping AMD 8,053,843 post 7-Sep-09 5 Jermaqs ARA L 8,011,756 town, marz of Ararat Capital renovation of the community waiting to 30 AT-065 centre in Urtsadzor village, marz of W NCB AMD 90,032,250 post May-10 start Ararat Reconstruction of gym and lavatories AMD 31 EN-034 W Shopping AMD 35,527,820 post 15-Jun-09 5 Firma ARME co of No 29 school in Yerevan 35,397,936 Replacement of doors and windows of AMD 32 EN-068 W Shopping AMD 36,899,197 post 25-Feb-10 1 Firma ARME co No #55 school in Yerevan 36,570,223 Installation of the heating system of AMD 33 EN- 046 W NCB AMD 35,749,780 post 7-Apr-09 5 Milaks Group C No. 94 school in Yerevan 34,220,302 Installation of the heating system of AMD 34 EN-051 W NCB AMD 44,760,081 post 6-Apr-09 5 Karen-93 LLC No. 310 kindergarten in Yerevan 44,249,754 Rehabilitation of the roof and AMD 35 EN-059 W NCB AMD 62,175,998 post 6-Apr-09 5 Goharik LLC sewerage of No.147 school in Yerevan 62,162,205 Capital renovation of Kindergarten # 6 AMD 36 EN-060 of Qanaqer-Zeytun community in W NCB AMD 56,419,960 post 19-Jun-09 5 Lilanarm LLC 56,199,360 Yerevan Capital renovation of Kh. Abovyan’s AMD works 37 EN-061 W Shopping AMD 34,210,948 post 16-Jun-09 Me and Sha LLC Home-museum in Yerevan 34,072,501 stopped Rehabilitation of the roof of the AMD 38 EN-062 Oncologic centre after Fanargyan in W NCB AMD 71,532,980 post 18-Aug-09 5 Harsnadzor LLC 65,000,920 Yerevan Rehabilitation of the heating system of AMD Hatuksantechm 39 EN-063 the music school in Shengavit W Shopping AMD 19,179,892 post 15-May-09 5 18,988,040 CJSC community in Yerevan Renovation of the 4th floor of St. AMD 40 EN-064 Grigor Lusavorich Health Centre in W NCB AMD 43,895,930 post 9-Jul-09 5 Goharik LLC 43,426,719 Yerevan Restoration of the heating system of AMD 41 EN-065 Kindergarten #7 in Shengavit W Shopping AMD 27,592,850 post 15-Oct-09 1 Shegoqom LLC 27,450,013 community in Yerevan Restoration of the internal heating AMD 42 EN-067 system of No.1 elderly house in W Shopping AMD 24,856,910 post 15-Sep-09 5 Karen-93 LLC 24,801,158 Yerevan Renovation of the central entrance 43 EN-069 "Aram Khachatryan" House Museum W Shopping AMD 27,950,114 post May-10 in Yerevan Installation of the heating system and reconstruction of the potable water and 44 EN-070 W Shopping AMD 37,478,295 post May-10 sewage systems in Yerevan No. 162 school Capital renovation of the Polyclinics in AMD AMD 45 GQ-040 W NCB post 23-Apr-09 5 Eranosshin LLC Sevan,marz of Gekharqunik 102,345,602 99,960,001 Strengthening of the building and rehabilitation of the cultural centre’s AMD 46 GQ-041 W NCB AMD 86,448,531 post 19-May-09 1 Shant-Seyran L roof in Vaghashen village,marz of 84,787,005 Gekharqunik Rehabilitation of the water distribution AMD 47 GQ-042 net in Noradus village, marz of W Shopping AMD 27,469,630 post 13-Aug-09 5 Bazaltshin coop 27,241,011 Gekharqunik Capital renovation of the community center in Kartchaghbyur village, marz waiting to 48 GQ-043 of Gegharquniq W Shopping AMD 22,500,000 post May-10 start Insallation of the heating system of Art AMD 49 GQ-044 school in Gavar town, marz of W Shopping AMD 13,000,000 post 22-Feb-10 1 Bazaltshin co-o 11,465,040 Gegharquniq Capital renovation of the community AMD 50 KQ-014 centre in Aringe village, marz of W NCB AMD 70,563,004 post 6-Apr-09 5 V.
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