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Sinohydro Builds Key Northwest Substations Chinese Dominate YEARS No. 1399: 04 - 10 June 2021 ONLINE 24/7 FROM N$1 A DAY AT tenders24.com ACCLAIMED PROCUREMENT PUBLICATION OF RECORD AND TENDER TRANSPARENCY N$15.00 29 (incl. 15% VAT) 84 CLASSIFIED NEW PUBLIC TENDERS & RFQS INSIDE AGRICULTURAL INPUTS - AIRCONDITIONING - BUILDING MATERIALS - CONSTRUCTION & WORKS - EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS - ELECTRICAL - FOOD & CATERING - FUELS & GASSES - FURNITURE & FITTINGS - HOSPITALITY & CONFERENCING - HOUSEHOLD PROVISIONS - ICT - MANAGEMENT & CONSULTING - MEDIA EQUIPMENT - MEDICAL - METALURGICAL PROJECT DEVELOPMENT - PRINTING - SCIENTIFIC - SECURITY - SPORTS - STATIONERY - TEXTILES & TAILORING - TRANSPORT & COURIER - VEHICLES, PLANT BUILDING A BETTER NAMIBIA WITH NEWS THAT MEANS BUSINESS & ACCESSORIES - VETERINARY WASTE MANAGEMENT & CLEANING - WATER EQUIPMENT, INFRASTRUCTURE & INSTALLATIONS www.tenders24.com / [email protected] PLUS 95 DATE-INDEXED OPEN PUBLIC TENDERS BEIJING'S GROWING INFLUENCE IN NAMIBIA'S ELECTRICITY SECTOR NOW EXTENDS TO THE 3 BIGGEST NEW POWER PROJECTS WORTH NEARLY N$3-B - 5 & ELEVEN OF 17 PREQUALIFICATION BIDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION Chinese dominate Otjikoto OF THE N$1.9-B OTJIKOTO BIOMASS POWER STATION ARE FROM CHINESE CONTRACTORS - PAGE 3. Biomass EPC prequalification AS PREDICTED BY THE TENDER BULLETIN IN MARCH, THE TENDER FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE KUNENE Sinohydro builds key AND OMATANDO SUBSTATIONS HAS BEEN AWARDED TO A CHINESE CONTRACTOR FOR N$341-M, GIVING SINOHYDRO A LOGISTICAL ADVANTAGE ON ANY FUTURE CONTRACTS RELATING TO THE BAYNES HYDROPOWER northwest substations STATION ON THE KUNENE RIVER - PAGE 5. N$55.7-M OTJIKOTO BIOMASS POWER PROJECT MANAGEMENT FICHTER/LUND/PREGON JOINT VENTURE AWARDED THE CONTRACT AFTER ONLY ONE OUT OF ELEVEN SHORT-LISTED CONSULTANTS SUBMITTED AN OFFER - PAGE 3 REGISTERED AS A NEWSPAPER ISSN 1027-1813 / TEL: +264-(0)61-222899 / FAX: 239382 / PO BOX 861 WINDHOEK NAMIBIA TEL: +264-(0)61-222899 / FAX: ISSN 1027-1813 / NEWSPAPER A AS REGISTERED ABOVE: Debushed area in foreground, bush-encroached veld Market Namibia Market at back (photo by Otjiwa Lodge on www.panorama). BELOW: NamPower’s 132kV Hippo Substation near Ruacana, energised in 2018. It consists of two breaker and half diameters and two 80MVA 330/132 kV transformers. Space was allowed for a future third diameter that can be used for a feeder to Angola and a future connection to Kunene Substation and integration with the Baynes hydropower station on the Kunene River via a 400kV transmission line. (from NamPower's Watts On newsletter No. 1, 2019 - www.nampower.com). GRN DOMESTIC DEBT GROWS 21.5% TO N$79.1-B - 2 UP TO N$4-M FOR UNIFORM SEWING MACHINES - 7 GRN DOMESTIC DEBT GROWS 21.5% TO N$79.1-B 04 JUNE 2021 from the previous month, reflected Namibia’s domestic government in the issuance of both Treasury debt rose to N$79.1 billion during Bills (TBs) and Internal Registered May 2021, according to the Bank of Stock (IRS), which rose by 0.9% Namibia’s latest monthly report. and 1.3% respectively to N$28.2-b This reflects a 1.2% increase and N$50.8-b. On an annual basis, domestic to 42.4%%, while annually, the ratio debt increased by 21.5%, with of domestic debt to GDP, rose by IRSs issued rising 27.7% and 5.9 percentage points, reflecting an TBs by 11.7%. increase in IRSs and TBs issued As a percentage of GDP, do- by 4.9 percentage points and 1.0 mestic debt rose during May to 0.5 percentage points respectively, to percentage point month-on-month 27.3% and 15.1%. AGRICULTURAL INPUTS REFERENCE: G/RFQ/ERC-008/2021/2022; CLOSING: 15-Jun-21 10:00 DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Supply materials for Build Together Programme (16 items incl. transport NOTE: The following applies to the two invitations to bid for the Namibia Agricultural to Otjimbingwe). Division: Rural Services; Vote: Build Together Programme [quotation Mechanisation & Seed Improvement Project: only on website] CONTACT: AfDB + Ministry of Agriculture, Water & Land Reform; Luther Street, Windhoek, CONTACT: Erongo Regional Council, Tobias Hainyeko Street, Acacia Building, Swakopmund; Government Office Park, New Building East Wing, Procurement Management Unit Procurement Management Unit; C Kahiiko or T Shikune (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)64- (documents); 1st floor, Room 123 - MM Mukya (payment); E du Toit or Maria Boois 4105700 (enq); (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2087405 (payment); 2695339 or 2087007 (enq); web: [email protected] (enq). [01-Jun-21] Notice of new deadline [extended from DOCUMENTATION: RFQ document available on www.erc.com.na/procurement 31-May-21]. SUBMIT: Bid documents to be hand delivered in the correct bid box. The REFERENCE: G/RFQ/ONARC-ORDC-28/2021/2022; CLOSING: 08-Jun-21 11:00 Procurement Committee’s decision is final and irrevocable. DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Supply and deliver metal fabrication materials to Ongwediva Rural DOCUMENTATION: N$300 (non-refundable) VAT inclusive levy payable for bidding Development Centre for a period of one year [quotation only on website] documents (no cheques) CONTACT: Oshana Regional Council; Leo Shoopala Street, Oshakati; Procurement REFERENCE: G/ONB/NAMSIP/37-13/2020/2021; CLOSING: 14-Jun-21 11:00 Management Unit (bids); Head of PMU - Simeon Shiimi Martin; PMU - Joseph Ankama or DESCRIPTION: Supply and delivery of agricultural inputs (licks, grass and lucerne) for Ongwediva RDC - Nikanor Mwiiyale (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)65-209315/230282 (PMU) livestock farmers for NAMSIP or 230282 (RDC); web: [email protected] or [email protected] (PMU); [email protected] (RDC); REFERENCE: G/ONB/NAMSIP/37-11/2020/2021; CLOSING: 14-Jun-21 11:00 DOCUMENTATION: Obtain quotation document from www.oshanarc.gov.na DESCRIPTION: Supply and delivery of agricultural inputs for Certified Seed Multiplication by Private Sector for NAMSIP CONSTRUCTION & WORKS REFERENCE: W/RRQ/KRC-01/2021/22; CLOSING: 09-Jun-21 12:00 AGRICULTURAL LAND DESCRIPTION: RFQ: Renovation of Windhoek West Constituency Office [quotation only on REFERENCE: MAWLR 1399; CLOSING: 30-Jun-21 closing date & time not stated [date: 30 website] days from notice of publication] CONTACT: Khomas Regional Council head office, 6688 Pullman Street, Windhoek; DESCRIPTION: Notification of Farming Units offered for allotment: In terms of Agricultural Procurement Management Unit; Head: PMU - H Katjivena (administrative) or DN Andreas (Commercial) Land Reform Act 6 of 1995. Section 39 of the Act: (a) In terms of (technical enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2924399/304 (adm); 2924380 (tech); web: hkatjiven Subsection 3, copies of the approved allotment plans in respect of the farming units [email protected] (enq); are available for public inspection; (b) MAWLR invites applications for the allotment DOCUMENTATION: documents available on www/khomasrc.gov.na/procurement of the farming units in terms of Subsection 4 - all for large and small stock farming: KUNENE Region: Outjo District: Portion 1 of Farm Moria #872 - registration Division A: NOTE: The following applies to the two UNAM requests for quotations: Unit A - 2922.7215ha with three functional and one non-functional boreholes; Unit B - CONTACT: University of Namibia; Main Campus, 340 Mandume Ndemufayo Street, 28338.3335ha with four functional and one non-functional boreholes. OSHIKOTO Region: Pionierspark, Windhoek; Procurement Management Unit; Administration Building, ground Tsumeb District: Portion 1 of Farm Brakpan #1229 - Registration Division B: Unit A - floor, tender box (bids); Assistant Bursar: Procurement - Veronica Mungonena; Estate 2454.1668ha with one functional and two non-functional boreholes; Unit B - 2007.3338ha Service - Aina Uugulu (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)61-2064855 (proc); 2067209 (enq); web: with two functional and two non-functional boreholes. APPLICATIONS: An application for [email protected] (PMU); [email protected] (enq); [quotation only on website] allotment of a farming unit must: (a) be made on the forms determined by the minister to DOCUMENTATION: Obtain quotation document from www.unam.na be obtained from MLR offices; (b) where the unit to be allocated is to be used for project development, be accompanied by: (i) detailed project proposal; (ii) proof of (provisional) REFERENCE: W/RFQ/UNAM-23/2021; CLOSING: 25-Jun-21 10:00 registration where the applicant is a company or cc or co-operative or other entity DESCRIPTION: Removal of broken blinds and tinting of windows at Khomasdal Campus required by law to be registered. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS required for allotment: An applicant, other than a company or cc, must be a Namibian citizen: (a) 18 years or REFERENCE: W/RFQ/UNAM-22/2021; CLOSING: 25-Jun-21 10:00 older; (b) background or interest in agriculture or related activities; (c) has been socially, DESCRIPTION: Partition of the Matron and IT offices to create office space at Khomasdal economically or educationally disadvantaged by past discriminatory laws or practices; Campus (d) has relinquished any right in respect of agricultural land. RENT PAYABLE: Farming REFERENCE: W/ONB/OTC-01/2021/22; CLOSING: 30-Jun-21 11:00 unit is leased for 99 years; the approximate rent payable for a farming unit leased for livestock farming, is determined by the Minister of MAWLR, on the recommendation of DESCRIPTION: Invitation for bids: Construction of municipal services (roads) for part of the Land Reform Advisory Commission, based on the value of the farming unit. LEASE Okahao Extension 9 (Phase 4). Bids are invited through Open National Bidding from AGREEMENT: A successful applicant must enter into a lease agreement with the Minister. experienced civil contractors. SUBMIT: Sealed envelopes clearly marked with the IFB number should be delivered to the PMU. CONTACT: Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform, Windhoek; Resettlement Division (enquiries); Regional Governors in all 14 Regions (application forms and public inspection CONTACT: Okahao Town Council office, Erf 895, King Jafet Munkundi Street, Okahao of the approved allotment plans); Minister MAWLR - Calle Schlettwein (issued by); (documents); Procurement Management Unit, bid box (bids); Simon Shinguto (enquiries); ph.: +264-(0)65-252204 (enq); web: [email protected] (enq); DOCUMENTATION: Application forms available [cost not stated] DOCUMENTATION: N$300 (non-refundable) levy for bid document.
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