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World Bank Document Armenia: Health System Modernization Project (Cr. 3920 AM) Years from 2005 to 2009 PROCUREMENT PLAN FOR CONSULTANCY (as of 7 of February, 2008) 48 Months Advertising for Short Contract Signature Contract Completion Contract price Contractor/supplier listing Description Type Component Sub-component USD equivalent Country of Post/prior review Post/prior Number of Package of Number Planned Actual Planned Actual Planned Actual Currency ’000 Name Ref. No. Number of contracts of Number Methods selection of ’000 origin A Family Medicine Development A A1 Strengthening of Institutional Capacity for Training of Family Doctors & Nurses Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized A A1 &RQVXOWDQF\ CR/A1-C/045-05 A A1 C19 Civil works supervision C 1 IC Post N/A N/A Dec-05 Dec-05 Dec-07 Sep-07 AMD 4,800.0 $13.45 Hakob Gyozalyan Armenia (terminated) CR/A1-C/053-06 A A1 C55 Civil works supervision C 1 IC Post N/A N/A Mar-06 Apr-06 Dec-08 Sep-07 AMD 6,494.7 $18.19 Razmik Markosyan Armenia (terminated) A A1 C28 Yerevan II Training Center Design (data collection, analysis) C 1 CQS Post Feb-06 Jan-06 Mar-06 Feb-06 May-06 Apr-06 AMD 5,300.1 $11.78 "Norashen" ST Coop. CR/A1-C/050-06 Armenia Architectural design of Gyumri, Kapan, Lori Nursing, Shirak Nursing and Kapan Nursing A A1 C6-C8 C 1 CQS Post Jan-05 Jan-05 Jun-05 Jul-05 Jul-05 Sep-05 AMD 2,463.1 $5.47 "Lyusash"LLC CR/A1-C/020-05 Armenia Training Centers (data collection, analysis) "Construction & Service A A1 C5 Seismic stability assessment (for training centers) C 1 CQS Prior N/A Jan-05 Jun-05 Jun-05 Jun-05 Jul-05 AMD 1,201.2 $2.67 CR/A-C/006-05 Armenia SRC" CJSC "InDevelop Uppsala" AB A A1 C32 Foreign Expert for TOT C 1 IC Post N/A N/A Nov-05 Jun-06 Dec-05 $20.68 CR/A1-C/055-06 Sweden (for H. Maaros) A A1 C9 Independent FM Practice Introduction Development (data collection, analysis) C 1 IC Post N/A N/A Jun-05 Jul-05 Jun-06 Jun-06 AMD 1,784.2 $3.60 Hovhannes Hakobyan CR/A1-C/016-05 Armenia A A1 C9 Independent FM Practice Introduction Development (data collection, analysis) C 1 IC Post N/A N/A Jun-05 Jul-05 Jun-06 Jun-06 AMD 1,784.2 $3.60 Lusine Tadevosyan CR/A1-C/017-05 Armenia Reviewingand updating of guidelines for PHC providers developed under Health I project "Armenian Association of A A1 C41 C 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Aug-06 Sep-06 Jan-07 Mar-07 AMD 2,851.0 $6.79 CR/A1-C/059-06 Armenia (68 guidelines) Family Physicians" NGO Reviewingand updating of guidelines for PHC providers developed under Health I project "Armenian Association of A A1 C42 C 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Feb-07 Apr-07 Sep-07 Sep-07 AMD 2,849.7 $7.9 CR/A1-C/068-07 Armenia (59 guidelines) Family Physicians" NGO A A1 C43 Evaluation of FPhs’ and FNs’ training courses and training curriculum (expertise) C 1 IC Post N/A N/A Nov-06 Oct-06 Dec-06 Nov-06 $11.4 Igor Svab CR/A1-C/060-06 Slovenia A A1 * Total Consultancy from 2005 to 2008 (A1) Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized A A2 Retraining and Residency Training of FPs and FNs A A2 &RQVXOWDQF\ A A2 C1 TA for subcomponent management (assistant to FMD training activities) C 1 IC Prior Jan-05 Jan-05 Dec-08 AMD 10,993.7 $28.56 Srbuhi Darbinyan CR/A2-C/001-05 Armenia A A2 C2 TA for subcomponent management (assistant to FMD training activities) C 1 IC Post N/A N/A Jan-05 Jan-05 Dec-08 AMD 4,736.4 $13.53 Maria Avagyan CR/A2-C/003-05 Armenia A A2 C2 TA for subcomponent management (assistant to FMD training activities) C 1 IC Post N/A N/A Jan-05 Jan-05 Dec-06 Dec-06 AMD 2,334.9 $4.67 Rafael Kharatyan CR/A2-C/004-05 Armenia A A3 C68 Architectural Design for rehabilitation of FMP (Darakert Community) C 1 CQS Post Nov-06 Jan-07 Dec-06 Feb-07 May-07 May-07 AMD 902,0 $2,51 Norashen ST Coop. CR/A3-C/067-07 Armenia A A2 C20 TA for subcomponent management (assistant to FMD training activities) C 1 IC Post N/A N/A Jan-05 Dec-08 A A2 * Total Consultancy from 2005 to 2008 (A2) A A2 7UDLQLQJ Yeravan State Medical A A2 T1 Retraining of Physicians at SMU and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-05 Jan-06 Jan-06 $64.80 CR/A2-T/001-05 Armenia University Yeravan State Medical A A2 T6 Retraining of Physicians at SMU and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Sep-05 Sep-05 Sep-06 Sep-06 AMD 37,524.9 $83.39 CR/A2-T/007-05 Armenia University Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Yeravan State Medical A A2 T9 Retraining of Physicians at SMU and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-06 Jan-06 Jan-07 Jan-07 AMD 34,506.0 $76.68 CR/A2-T/009-06 Armenia University A A2 T2 Retraining of Physicians at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-05 Jan-06 Jan-06 $64.80 National Institute of Health CR/A2-T/002-05 Armenia A A2 T7 Retraining of Physicians at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Sep-05 Sep-05 Sep-06 Sep-06 AMD 37,524.9 $83.39 National Institute of Health CR/A2-T/006-05 Armenia A A2 T10 Retraining of Physicians at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-06 Jan-06 Jan-07 Jan-07 AMD 34,020.0 $75.60 National Institute of Health CR/A2-T/010-06 Armenia A A2 T3 Retraining of Nurses at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-05 Jan-06 Jan-06 $32.40 National Institute of Health CR/A2-T/003-05 Armenia A A2 T11 Retraining of Nurses at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-06 Jan-06 Jul-06 Jul-06 AMD 17,010.0 $37.80 National Institute of Health CR/A2-T/011-06 Armenia Page 1 of 15 Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Armenia: Health System Modernization Project (Cr. 3920 AM) Years from 2005 to 2009 PROCUREMENT PLAN FOR CONSULTANCY (as of 7 of February, 2008) 48 Months Advertising for Short Contract Signature Contract Completion Contract price Contractor/supplier listing Description Type Component Sub-component USD equivalent Country of Post/prior review Post/prior Number of Package of Number Planned Actual Planned Actual Planned Actual Currency ’000 Name Ref. No. Number of contracts of Number Methods selection of ’000 origin Yerevan State Basic A A2 T4 Retraining of Nurses at BMC and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-05 Jan-06 Jan-06 $32.40 CR/A2-T/004-05 Armenia Medical Nusring College Yerevan State Basic A A2 T12 Retraining of Nurses at BMC and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-06 Jan-06 Jul-06 Jul-06 AMD 17,010.0 $37.80 CR/A2-T/012-06 Armenia Medical Nusring College Yeravan State Medical A A2 T13 Retraining of Physicians at SMU and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Sep-06 Aug-06 Sep-07 Sep-07 AMD 29,620.5 $70.53 CR/A2-T/021-06 Armenia University A A2 T14 Retraining of Physicians at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Sep-06 Aug-06 Sep-07 Sep-07 AMD 29,620.5 $70.53 National Institute of Health CR/A2-T/022-06 Armenia A A2 T15 Retraining of Nurses at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jul-06 Jun-06 Jan-07 Jan-07 AMD 15,795.0 $35.10 National Institute of Health CR/A2-T/013-06 Armenia Yerevan State Basic A A2 T16 Retraining of Nurses at BMC and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jul-06 Jun-06 Jan-07 Jan-07 AMD 15,795.0 $35.10 CR/A2-T/014-06 Armenia Medical Nusring College Yeravan State Medical A A2 T18 Retraining of Physicians at SMU and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-07 Jan-07 Jan-08 21-Jan-08 AMD 28,123.2 $78.12 CR/A2-T/024-07 Armenia University Yeravan State Medical A A2 T19 Retraining of Physicians at SMU and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Sep-07 Sep-07 Sep-08 AMD 27,423.0 $81.37 CR/A2-T/032-07 Armenia University A A2 T20 Retraining of Physicians at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-07 Jan-07 Jan-08 22-Jan-08 AMD 28,123.2 $78.12 National Institute of Health CR/A2-T/025-07 Armenia A A2 T21 Retraining of Physicians at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Sep-07 Sep-07 Sep-08 AMD 27,057.4 $80.29 National Institute of Health CR/A2-T/031-07 Armenia A A2 T22 Retraining of Nurses at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-07 Jan-07 Jul-07 Jul-07 AMD 14,191.2 $39.42 National Institute of Health CR/A2-T/026-07 Armenia A A2 T23 Retraining of Nurses at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jul-07 Jul-07 Jan-08 23-Jan-08 AMD 13,567.5 $39.90 National Institute of Health CR/A2-T/029-07 Armenia Yerevan State Basic A A2 T24 Retraining of Nurses at BMC and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-07 Jan-07 Jul-07 Jul-07 AMD 13,996.8 $38.88 CR/A2-T/027-07 Armenia Medical Nusring College Yerevan State Basic A A2 T25 Retraining of Nurses at BMC and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jul-07 Jul-07 Jan-08 23-Jan-08 AMD 13,386.6 $39.37 CR/A2-T/030-07 Armenia Medical Nusring College Yeravan State Medical A A2 T27 Retraining of Physicians at SMU and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-08 Jan-08 Jan-09 AMD 19,434.6 $63.72 CR/A2-T/036-08 Armenia University A A2 T28 Retraining of Physicians at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-08 Jan-08 Jan-09 AMD 19,434.6 $63.72 National Institute of Health CR/A2-T/035-08 Armenia A A2 T29 Retraining of Nurses at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-08 Jan-08 Jul-08 AMD 12,352.5 $40.50 National Institute of Health CR/A2-T/038-08 Armenia A A2 T30 Retraining of Nurses at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jul-08 Jan-09 Yerevan State Basic A A2 T31 Retraining of Nurses at BMC and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jan-08 Jan-08 Jul-08 AMD 12,352.5 $40.50 CR/A2-T/037-08 Armenia Medical Nusring College A A2 T32 Retraining of Nurses at BMC and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Jul-08 Jan-09 A A2 T34 Retraining of Physicians at SMU and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Sep-08 Sep-09 A A2 T35 Retraining of Physicians at NIH and stipends T 1 SSS Prior N/A N/A Sep-08 Sep-09 A A2 * Total Training from 2005 to 2008 (A2) A A3 Strengthening of PHC Infrastructure A A3 &RQVXOWDQF\ Architectural Design for rehabilitation of FMPs (Karakert, Lchashen, Aygehovit, A A3 C10 C 1 CQS Prior Jan-05 Jun-05 Jun-05 Jul-05 Sep-05 AMD 2,103.5 $2.10 "Kommuneproject" CJSC CR/A3-C/013-05 Armenia Voskevaz Communities) Architectural Design for rehabilitation of FMPs (Aragats, Nalbandyan, Norakert, A A3 C33 C 1 CQS Post Sep-05 Nov-05 Oct-05 Dec-05 Dec-05 Feb-06 AMD 2,781.0 $6.18 "Norashen" ST Coop.
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