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GAZ 28-5-2021 FINAL.Indd ZIMBABWEAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Published by Authority Vol. XCIX, No. 66 28th MAY, 2021 Price RTGS$155,00 General Notice 1034 of 2021. BROADCASTING SERVICES ACT [CHAPTER 12:06] Amendment of General Notice 148 of 2020: Variation of the Broadcasting Frequency Allotment Plan for Community and Campus Radio Broadcasting Services in the FM Broadcasting Band. IT is hereby notified that the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe, has, in terms of paragraph 4(3) of the First Schedule to the Broadcasting Services Act [Chapter 12:06] amended General Notice 148 of 2020 by— (a) repealing Schedule 6 and substituting by the following— Schedule 6 COMMUNITY RADIO FM BROADCASTING FREQUENCY ALLOTMENT PLAN Geographical Area Transmitter Site Information Frequency Station Name Coverage (MHz) (km) Longitude Latitude Rukotso 32.4556 -18.0554 99.5 CRS1 40 Susamoya 32.3215 -17.1914 93.9 CRS1 40 Mangwe-Brunapeg 28.0328 -21.1028 107.6 CRS2 A 40 Maphisa 28.2251 -21.0249 101.4 CRS2 A 40 Ndolwane 27.2049 -20.001 104.5 CRS2 B 40 Plumtree 27.4812 -20.2932 100.9 CRS2 B 40 Empandeni 28.0328 -21.1028 88.2 CRS2 B 40 Hwange 26.2949 -18.1846 107.3 CRS3 40 Victoria Falls 25.5541 -18.0334 95.0 CRS3 40 Chimanimani 32.5200 -19.4659 100.0 CRS4 A 40 Gwendingwe 32.4125 -19.5530 95.6 CRS4 A 40 Rusitu 32.5345 -20.0336 92.8 CRS4 A 40 Chipinge - Checheche 32.1355 -20.4617 106.8 CRS4 B 40 Chibuwe 32.2838 -20.2333 99.3 CRS4 B 40 Mahenye (Garahwa) 31.4357 -21.0511 93.9 CRS4 C 40 Chikombedzi 31.1913 -21.4049 97.2 CRS5 40 Rutenga 30.4927 -21.1705 104.3 CRS5 40 Malipati 31.1221 -22.0702 90.7 CRS5 40 Chiredzi 31.4357 -21.0512 93.9 CRS5 40 Manama 29.1206 -21.4150 97.0 CRS6 40 Legion 28.3431 -21.3230 103.8 CRS6 40 Binga 27.2128 -17.4839 99.7 CRS7 A 40 790 Zimbabwean Government Gazette, 28th May, 2021 Geographical Area Transmitter Site Information Frequency Station Name Coverage (MHz) (km) Longitude Latitude Kamativi 27.0319 -18.1754 90.7 CRS7 A 40 Siabuwa 28.0324 -17.2802 101.4 CRS7 A 40 Kariba 28.4746 -16.3044 99.3 CRS7 B 40 Mapongola 28.2253 -17.0428 102.3 CRS7 B 40 Beitbridge 30.0052 -22.1102 90.1 CRS8 40 Shashi 29.2356 -21.5604 103.2 CRS8 40 Mbembesi 28.5741 -20.0019 92.4 CRS9 40 Shamva 31.3403 -17.1900 91.4 CRS10 40 *CRS Community Radio Station”; (b) insertion in Schedule 7, at the end, of the following— Schedule 7 ADDITIONAL COMMUNITY RADIO FM BROADCASTING FREQUENCY ALLOTMENT PLAN Geographical Area Transmitter Site Information Frequency (MHz) Station Name Coverage (km) Longitude Latitude Selous 30.2507 -15.3935 102.2 Community 40 Gutu 31.3812 -19.1006 105.5 Community 40 Tsholotsho 27.4784 -19.4911 107.6 Community 40 Wedza 31.3619 -18.4304 100.3 Community 40 Shurugwi 30.0000 -19.3900 101.9 Community 40 Zvishavane 29.5400 -20.3000 99.0 Community 40 Zvimba 30.120 -17.416 92.3 Community 40 UMP-Mutawatawa 31.5900 -17.080 107.7 Community 40 Chivi 33.3007 -20.1827 102.0 Community 40 (c) insertion in Schedule 8, at the end, of the following— schedule 8 CAMPUS RADIO FM BROADCASTING FREQUENCY ALLOTMENT PLAN Geographical Area Transmitter Site Information Frequency Station Name Coverage (km) (MHz) Longitude Latitude Campus 5 ZOU - Harare 31.0250 -17.4947 105.2 ZOU - Bulawayo 28.3447 -20.0935 88.8 Campus 5 ZOU - Gweru 29.4935 -19.2754 101.3 Campus 5 Note: Campus Radio extensions will be considered on a case-by-case basis.”. General Notice 1035 of 2021. • BPHT10. Female ward refurbishment. MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND CHILD CARE • BPHT11. Children’s ward refurbishment. • BPHT12. Maternity ward refurbishment and expansion of labour Notice of Bids Cancellation ward to 8 beds. • BPHT13. Outpatient refurbishment. CANCELLATION of bids according to section 42(1)(b) and (c) of Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets: • BPHT14. Emergency casualty refurbishment. BINDURA Provincial Hospital would like to notify all prospective • BPHT15. Construction of 10 0000 litres water reservoir. bidders and those who had already bought bids that the following tenders have been cancelled: Due to significant change in the technical details of the procurement requirements. Once the issues are sorted out the above • BPHT07. Mortuary refurbishment from 8 bodies to 20 bodies. tenders will be re-advertised. • BPHT09. Landscaping whole hospital 6.6 hectares. Zimbabwean Government Gazette, 28th May, 2021 791 General Notice 1036 of 2021. In terms section 15(12) of the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets (General) Regulations, 2018, Statutory Instrument BINGA DISTRICT HOSPITAL 5 of 2018, as amended, the above list can be inspected by any interested parties at GMB Head Office, at No. 179-187, Samora Invitation to Domestic Competitive Tender Machel Avenue, Eastlea, Harare, at the Procurement Management Office (PMU). Tender number For further information, please contact GMB Procurement Management Unit on the following details: BDH/MAT/01/2021. Supply and delivery of building material. Closing date: 11th June, 2021. The Supply Chain Manager, Bids are invited from reputable bidders validly registered with Grain Marketing Board, the Procurement RegulatoryAuthority of Zimbabwe (PRAZ). Head Office, Dura Buildings, Tender documents can be obtained at the Procurement Office 179-187, Samora Machel Avenue, at Binga District Hospital as from 0800 hours to 1630 hours Harare. during working hours (Monday to Friday) upon payment of a non-refundable fee of ZW1000,00, (one thousand PO. Box CY 77 Causeway. Zimbabwean dollars only). Tel: +263 242 701870-95 Complete bids in sealed khaki envelopes clearly endorsed [email protected] with the advertised tender number, the description, and the closing date as indicated in the table above and addressed to General Notice 1039 of 2021. the Procurement Management Unit (PMU) must be deposited in the respective tender box at: GOROMONZI RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL The Procurement Management Unit, Invitation to Domestic Competitive Bidding Binga District Hospital, (Re-advertisement) PO. Box 7, Binga. Deadline for submission is 11th June, 2021, at 1100 hours. PROCUMENT REFERENCE No. GRDC/01/2021 Tender opening will be done same date at 1100 hours. Bidders interested to witness the opening of tenders are welcome. GOROMONZI Rural District Council is inviting bids from interested eligible bidders to participate in the following tender: General Notice 1037 of 2021. Tender number GRDC/01/2021.Motor cycles. Closing date: 11th June, 2021. CITY OF HARARE The bidding documents are available for collection at Goromonzi Rural District Council (Ruwa Offices) during Invitation to Domestic Competitive Tender normal working hours 0830 hours to 1500 hours from Friday, 28th May, 2021, upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Tender number RTGS40 000,00, alternatively, bidding documents can be COH/CH/S.4/2021. Hire of contractors for rennovation of Hatcliffe requested on email [email protected] Polyclinic. Site visit: 3rd June, 2021, at 1000 hours (Hatcliffe Bids should be in sealed envelopes clearly marked Poly) Closing date and time: 8th June, 2021, at 1000 ‘ ‘Procurement Reference N o: GRDC/01/2021, Motor Cycles’’ hours. and deposited into the tender box at Goromonzi Rural District Tenders to be in sealed envelopes and endorsed on the outside Council Ruwa offices reception, on or before Friday, 11th with the advertised tender number, title of the tender, the June, 2021, at 1000 hours CAT. closing date and time which are submitted before the closing Bidding documents must be addressed to: date and time at Town House (Room 108) addressed to: The Chief Executive Officer, The Acting Town Clerk, Goromonzi Rural District Council, City of Harare, Lot ‘A’ of Oakes (Behind Ruwa Post Office), Town House, Ruwa. Julius Nyerere Way, Harare. General Notice 1040 of 2021. Bidding documents with detailed specifications are obtainable GWANDA RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL from the supply chain manager at No. 2, Coventry Road, Workington, Harare, upon payment of a non-refundable fee Invitation to Domestic Tender (Competitive Bidding) of ZWL$1500,00. ACTING TOWN CLERK. TENDERS are invited from reputable suppliers registered with the General Notice 1038 of 2021. Procurement Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe for the tender listed below. Tenders must be enclosed in sealed envelopes and endorsed GRAIN MARKETING BOARD (GMB) on the outside with the advertised tender number, description, the closing date and must be posted in time to be sorted into Post Office Approved Additional Suppliers Box 59, Gwanda, or hand delivered to the Procurement Management Unit, Gwanda Rural District Council, cnr Khourtom Street and 5th NOTICE is hereby given, in terms section 15(14) of the Public Avenue, Gwanda, before 1000 hours on the closing date. Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets (General) Regulations, Tender number 2018, Statutory Instrument 5 of 2018, as amended, that the following GRDC/MOT/01/21. Supply and delivery of 22 motorcycles. Closing additional suppliers were approved on a Standing List for the supply date: 11th June, 2021, at 1000 hours. and delivery of 110GSM (storage) and 80GSM (dispatch) poly­ woven bags on an “as and when” required basis for a period of one GRDC/VEH/02/21. Supply and delivery of a double cab vehicle (1) year (effective July 2, 2020): 11th June, 2021, at 1000 hours. 1. Brits Bag Manufacturers (Private) Limited (SA). Tender documents are obtainable at the Gwanda Rural District Council Procurement Management Unit Office, cnr Khourtom 2. David Pam Jang Traders (Private) Limited (SA). Street and 5th Avenue from the 28th of May, 2021, between 3. Hochefeld Grains (Prvate) Limited (SA).
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