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AVIS D’APPEL D’OFFRES A toutes les MPE présélectionnées en 2017 et 2018 par le FID DIRECTION INTER REGIONALE DE SAMBAVA. FINANCEMENT : MECANISME DE REPONSE IMMEDIATE (MRI) Date de lancement : 15 mars 2018 Pour la réalisation des infrastructures suivantes : Maître de Date et lieu de Date et lieu d’ouverture Intitulé de projet l’ouvrage dépôt des offres des plis délégué EPP AMBILOBE AMBONY Fkt : Anjavilava Commune : Fanambana 30/03/2018 30/03/2018 District : VOHEMAR FID avant 10h00 à 10h15 LOT 14 Région : SAVA Direction Inter- au Bureau FID au Bureau FID (Cat : 1 BAT) EPP ANTSAHATOPY régionale Direction Inter- Direction Inter- Fkt : Fanambana SAMBAVA. régionale régionale SAMBAVA Commune : Fanambana SAMBAVA District : VOHEMAR Région : SAVA EPP ANKIJABE Fkt : Ankijabe Commune : Fanambana 30/03/2018 30/03/2018 District : VOHEMAR FID avant 10h00 à 10h15 LOT 15 Région : SAVA Direction Inter- au Bureau FID au Bureau FID (Cat : 1 BAT) EPP ANDILANA régionale Direction Inter- Direction Inter- Fkt : Ambodimadiro SAMBAVA. régionale régionale SAMBAVA Commune : Ampondra SAMBAVA District : VOHEMAR Région : SAVA EPP BELINTA Fkt : Andampikely Commune : Ampondra 30/03/2018 30/03/2018 District : VOHEMAR FID avant 10h00 à 10h15 LOT 16 Région : SAVA Direction Inter- au Bureau FID au Bureau FID (Cat : 1 BAT) EPP MAINTIALAKA régionale Direction Inter- Direction Inter- Fkt : Andampikely SAMBAVA. régionale régionale SAMBAVA Commune : Ampondra SAMBAVA District : VOHEMAR Région : SAVA EPP AMPIZAMATANA Fkt : Ampizamatana Commune : Ampondra District : VOHEMAR Région : SAVA 30/03/2018 EPP AMPANEFENA AVARATRA 30/03/2018 FID avant 10h00 Fkt : Ampanefena Avaratra à 10h15 LOT 17 Direction Inter- au Bureau FID Commune : Ampanefena au Bureau FID (Cat : 1 BAT) régionale Direction Inter- District : VOHEMAR Direction Inter- SAMBAVA. régionale Région : SAVA régionale SAMBAVA SAMBAVA EPP MANASAMODY Fkt : Manasamody Commune : Antsirabe Nord District : VOHEMAR Région : SAVA Les dossiers d’appel d’offres (version physique et électronique) seront disponibles à partir du 15/03/2018 auprès du FID Direction Inter Régionale de SAMBAVA, BATIMENT SERAMILA – 1er ETAGE – EN FACE SAMBATEX – SAMBAVA CENTRE - 208 SAMBAVA - Tél 032 07 265 36 – E-mail [email protected] ; Le prix d’achat du DAO est de 70.000 Ar. La visite des lieux n’est pas obligatoire mais recommandée Nos avis d’appel d’offres peuvent être consultés sur le site www.fid.mg .

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