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Rehabilitation of Nalogn-Nanpoado Feeder Road (3.5km)

World Bank-financed contract awarded to CONFIDENCE TRADERS AND HARDWARE LIMITED for the Ghana Productive Safety Net Project (Project ID P164603).

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Key Information
Awarded by
Government of Ghana (World Bank-financed, project P164603)
Location
Ghana, Ghana
Status
Awarded
Category
Works
Award Amount
USD 46,919
Size
Small
Reference
1642894
Procurement Method
Request for Quotations
Language
English
Awarded to
CONFIDENCE TRADERS AND HARDWARE LIMITED

Overview

Contract awarded under World Bank-financed project P164603 (Ghana Productive Safety Net Project). Borrower: Government of Ghana. Procurement category: Works. Method: Request for Quotations. Review type: Post. Fiscal year: 2020. Supplier of record (per World Bank STEP): CONFIDENCE TRADERS AND HARDWARE LIMITED (Ghana). Borrower contract ref: GH-MLGRD-SAFETY NETS-141606-CW-RFB. Source: World Bank Contract Awards in Investment Project Financing dataset, daily updated from STEP.

Selection Criteria

Selected through Request for Quotations procurement procedure under World Bank Procurement Regulations. Procurement category: Works. Subject to Post review by the World Bank.

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