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Last Updated on February 2, 2018 by Natasha Davis Procurement Officer Last updated on February 2, 2018 by Natasha Davis Procurement Officer BONDS Total days for Process (from IFB 1st Date of Publication of IFB Tender Publish/ Bid Contract Commencement to Contract No Description Reg # Ref # Status Estimate ($) Process Issued Opening Procurement Stage Contractor Contract Price Engineer Remarks Signature date Start / End Start / End Duration Signature Miscellaneous Roads Urban Roads Hinterland Roads Lot 2: Emergency Repairs to Linden Lethem International Imports Bonds not required for the 1 Road (Rockstone Junction to Mabura 25-50km) 10 MTB 11/18 $ 13,992,500 Restrictive 11-Jan-18 18-Jan-18 Contract Signed and Supplies $ 12,964,000 Jeffrey Walcott emergency works 22-Jan-18 21 days 12 days Lot 3: Emergency Repairs to Linden Lethem Bonds not required for the 2 Road (Rockstone Junction to Mabura 50-75km) 10 MTB 11/18 $ 13,992,500 Restrictive 11-Jan-18 18-Jan-18 Contract Signed Adamantium Holdings $ 13,485,000 Jeffrey Walcott emergency works 22-Jan-18 21 days 12 days Lot 4: Emergency Repairs to Linden Lethem Bonds not required for the 3 Road (Rockstone Junction to Mabura 75-100km) 10 MTB 11/18 $ 13,992,500 Restrictive 11-Jan-18 18-Jan-18 Contract Signed JR Ranch Inc $ 13,820,000 Jeffrey Walcott emergency works 22-Jan-18 21 days 12 days Procurement Conducted by Hinterland Department_Documents presented to WSG Emergency Repairs to Hunt Oil Stretch Along NPTAB Procurement Department 4 Annai to Lethem Corridor, Region 9 9 4313/2017/32 $ 21,000,000 Sole Source Contract Signed JR Ranch Inc $ 21,000,000 Jeffrey Walcott for Contract Preparation 10-Jan-18 2 weeks FEASIBILITY Study and Design Linden-Mabura Hills Road Upgrade and River Crossing at Kurupukari 10-Sep 2271/2017/32 RFP 6-Dec-17 30-Jan-18 Maintenance of Roads NPTAB S Jagmohan Hardware Construction of Roundabout, Kitty, 32/2018/4095/2 Awaiting Bonds from Supplies and Sherrod Georgetown,Region 4 4 017 $ 95,580,110 Restrictive 5-Dec-17 12-Dec-17 Contractor Construction Services $ 79,969,030 Parkinson 25-Jan-18 6 months 51 days Hinterland/Coastal Airstrips Bridges and Culverts Sea Defence Lot 1: Construction of Steel Sheet Pile Revetment Procurement being and Boat Docking Structures at Supernaam, NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 1 Essequibo, Region 2 2 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 2: Construction of Rip Rap River Defences at NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 2 Aurora/Warousi, Essequibo Coast, Region 2 2 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 3: Rehabilitation Works to the Sea Defences at NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 3 Westbury, Essequibo Coast, Region 2 2 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 4: Construction of Rip Rap River Defences at NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 4 Zeelandia, Wakenaam, Region 3-Phase 3 3 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 5: Construction of Rip Rap River Defences at NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 5 Belle Plaine, Wakenaam Island -Phase 1 3 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 6: Construction of Rip Rap River Defences at NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea Procurement being 6 Melville/San Souci, Wakenaam Island, Region 3 3 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department conducted by Sea Defence Procurement being Lot 7: Construction of Rip Rap River Defence at NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 7 Cane Field, Leguan Island, Region 3-Phase 1 3 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 8: Construction of Timber Revetment Procurement being Structure along Henrietta Outfall, Leguan Island, NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 8 Region 3 3 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 9: Upgrading of River Defences at Salem, East NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 9 Bank Essequibo, Region 3- Phase 1 3 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 10: Construction of Rip Rap River Defences at NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 10 Grove/Look-Out, East Bank Essequibo, Region 3 3 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 11: Construction of Rip Rap Sea Defences at Procurement being Chapman's Grove, East Coast Demerara, Region NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 11 4-Phase 1 4 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 12: Construction of Rip Rap Sea Defences at NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 12 Cottage, Mahaicony, Region 5 - Phase 3 5 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 13: Construction of Gabion Mattress Slope at NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 13 Crabwood Creek, Corentyne, Region 6 6 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 14: Construction of Timber Revetment at NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 14 Crabwood Creek, Corentyne, Region 6-Phase 3 6 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 15: Placement of Boulders to to form Face Procurement being Protection along Bush Lot/Maida, Corentyne, NPTAB With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 15 Region 6 6 53/2018/32 NCB 16-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Hire of Lories to Provide Transportation Services With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 16 within Regions #3,4 and 6 3,4&6 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Rental of Portable Toilet Units for Public Use With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 17 along the Georgetown Sea Wall Road Region 4 4 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 1:Weeding and Cleaning of the Sea Defences Procurement being from Pegasus (NCERD) Road to Eastern End of With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 18 Seawall Tarmac, Georgetown 4 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 2: Weeding and Cleaning of the Sea Defences Procurement being from Eastern End of Seawall Tarmac to Camp With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 19 Road, Georgetown 4 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 3: Weeding and Cleaning of the Sea Defences Procurement being from Camp Road to Eastern Boundary of Sports, With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 20 Youth and Culture Ground, Georgetown 4 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 4 :Weeding and Cleaning of the Sea Defences Procurement being from Eastern Boundary of Sports, Youth and With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 21 Culture Ground to Vlissengen Road, Georgetown 4 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 5: Weeding and Cleaning of the Sea Defences Procurement being from Kitty Pump Station to Sophia Liliendaal With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 22 Access Road (Medex Building) , Georgetown 4 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 6: Weeding and Cleaning of the Sea Defences Procurement being from UG Road to Ogle Sluice, East Coast With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 23 Demerara 4 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 7: Weeding and Cleaning of the Sea Defences Procurement being from Sophia Liliendaal Access Road (Medex With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 24 Building) to UG Road, East Coast Demerara 4 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 1: Supply and Delivery of Gabion Stones With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 25 (Cane Garden, Leguan Island) 3 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 2: Supply and Delivery of Boulders (Cane With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 26 Garden, Leguan Island) 3 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 1: Supply and Delivery of Geotextile Filter With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 27 Fabric NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 28 Lot 2: Supply and Delivery of Gabion Mattress NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 1: Maintenance Works to the Concrete With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 29 Structures at Charity, Essequibo Coast, Region 2 2 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 2: Maintenance Works of Earthen Procurement being Embankment between Dryshore and Adventure, With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 30 Essequibo Coast, Region 2 2 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 3: Maintenance Works to River Embankment With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 31 along Pomeroon River, Region 2 2 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 4: Maintenance to the Concrete Structure at Procurement being Marias's Pleasure and Meerzorg, Wakenaam With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 32 Island, Region 2 2 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Procurement being Lot 5: Maintenance Works to the Zeelandia, With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 33 Wakenaan Island, Region 3 3 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 6: Maintenance Works to the Earthen Procurement being Embankment between Maria's Pleasure and With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 34 Maria Johanna, Wakenaan Island, Region 3 3 NCB 30-Jan-18 Defence Department Department Lot 7: Maintenance Works to the Earthen Procurement being Embankment Structure at Bendorff, Wakenaam With Evaluators - Sea conducted by Sea Defence 35 Island, Region
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