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World Bank Document PROCUREMENT PLAN FOR GOODS Country/Borrower: Government of Sri Lanka North East Local Services Improvement Project (Gama Nauguma - Inter Divisional Rural and Small Twonship Development Initiative for the North and Project Name: East Province ) Implementing Agency: Ministry of Economic Development GPN # and Date Published: Original Plan Approved Date (at Appraisal/Negotiations) : 5th April 2010 Public Disclosure Authorized Update as of : (date) 31st July 2012 * ICB-International Competitive Bidding; NCB-National Competitive Bidding; IS-International Shopping; NS-National Shopping; DC-Direct Contracting ** For post review, fill in columns 1 to 8, 11 & 12, 14 to 17, and 19 to 22 *** Indicate extensions/modifications etc. Estimated Cost (Million) LKR USD Public Disclosure Authorized Serial No.Serial PackageNo. Description MethodProcurement*of Quantity(Number) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Desktop Computers 5 0.500 0.0043 1 MED/NELSIP/G/PCU/001 NS Laptop Computers 3 0.450 0.0039 Flash drives 7 0.035 0.0003 Desk Top Computers 90 9.000 0.0783 Printers - 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