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Contract for Typha grass control

HADEJIA-JAMAĻARE RBDA awarded a contract to Altima integrated services ltd for Contract for Typha grass control. The procurement method is selective tendering. The contract value is NGN 14,237,676.25. The award was decided on 12 October 2020. The contract was signed on 12 October 2020. The reference is ocds-gyl66f-252041001-000232#award-2172. The notice was published by Nigeria Bureau of Public Procurement, NOCOPO.

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Key Information
Awarded by
HADEJIA-JAMAĻARE RBDA
Location
Nigeria
Status
Awarded
Award Amount
NGN 14,237,676
Reference
ocds-gyl66f-252041001-000232#award-2172
Procurement Method
Selective Tendering
Language
English
Awarded to
Altima integrated services ltd
Decision Date
Oct 12, 2020
Bidders
5

Scope of Work

  • TYPHA GRASS CONTROL (quantity 1)

Selection Criteria

ratedCriteria: CAC, TCC, PENCOM, ITF, NSITF

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