CONTRACT AWARDUpdated 3 days ago

Development/upgrade of college website and training of staff

FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION OBUDU awarded a contract to Messrs Mystrose Ltd for DEVELOPMENT/UPGRADE OF COLLEGE WEBSITE AND TRAINING OF STAFF. The procurement method is national competitive bidding. The contract value is NGN 19,097,751.25. The award was decided on 3 March 2020. The contract was signed on 10 March 2020. The reference is ocds-gyl66f-517019010-000032#award-1263. The notice was published by Nigeria Bureau of Public Procurement, NOCOPO.

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Key Information
Awarded by
FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION OBUDU
Location
Nigeria
Status
Awarded
Award Amount
NGN 19,097,751
Reference
ocds-gyl66f-517019010-000032#award-1263
Procurement Method
National Competitive Bidding
Language
English
Awarded to
Messrs Mystrose Ltd
Decision Date
Mar 3, 2020
Contract Start
Mar 9, 2020
Contract End
Apr 17, 2020
Bidders
4

Overview

SERVICE

Scope of Work

  • ICT DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING (quantity 1)

Selection Criteria

ratedCriteria: AS CONTAINED IN THE INVITATION TO BID

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