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SEA time training for 40 cadets (phase 2)

NIGERIA CONTENT DEVELOPMENT AND MONITORING BOARD awarded a contract to CHARKIN MARITIME AND OFFSHORE LIMITED for SEA TIME TRAINING FOR 40 CADETS (PHASE 2). The procurement method is direct procurement. The contract value is NGN 149,556,525. The award was decided on 23 January 2020. The contract was signed on 31 January 2020. The reference is ocds-gyl66f-232007001-000339#award-1649. The notice was published by Nigeria Bureau of Public Procurement, NOCOPO.

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Key Information
Awarded by
NIGERIA CONTENT DEVELOPMENT AND MONITORING BOARD
Location
Nigeria
Status
Awarded
Award Amount
NGN 149,556,525
Reference
ocds-gyl66f-232007001-000339#award-1649
Procurement Method
Direct Procurement
Language
English
Awarded to
CHARKIN MARITIME AND OFFSHORE LIMITED
Decision Date
Jan 23, 2020
Bidders
1

Scope of Work

  • SEA BERTH TIME TRAINING FOR 40 NIGERIAN PROFESSIONALS AS CADETS (PHASE 2) (quantity 40)

Selection Criteria

ratedCriteria: BPP Registration

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