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Consultancy Services for Preparation of ESIAs and RAPs for Area-Based Investments in Dar es Salaam City, Kinondoni, Ubungo, Temeke & Kigamboni Municipalities, and Priority Drainage Interventions in Dar es Salaam under DMDP 2

President's Office - Regional Administration and Local Government has issued a tender for consultancy Services for Preparation of ESIAs and RAPs for Area-Based Investments in Dar es Salaam City, Kinondoni, Ubungo, Temeke & Kigamboni Municipalities, and Priority Drainage Interventions in Dar es Salaam under DMDP 2. It is published as a request for expression of interest under the quality and cost-based selection method. It applies to Tanzania. It was published on 2026-08-10 and closes on 2026-08-28. The reference is TZ-PO-RALG-561346-CS-QCBS. The notice was published by World Bank.

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Key Information
Funded by
President's Office - Regional Administration and Local Government
Location
Tanzania
Status
Closing Soon
Deadline
Aug 28, 2026
Category
Request for Expression of Interest
Reference
TZ-PO-RALG-561346-CS-QCBS
Method
Quality And Cost-Based Selection
Language
en
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Scope of Work

3. The overall objective of the assignment is to support PMO-RALG and the Dar es Salaam Local Authorities to prepare comprehensive Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Environmental and Social Management Plans, and Resettlement Action Plans for all three (3) Sub-Assignments concurrently, ensuring that environmental, social, land acquisition, livelihood, and resettlement issues are identified, assessed, and managed in full compliance with Tanzanian requirements and the World Bank Environmental and Social Framework, with findings delivered in time to inform the respective parallel design processes. Sub-Assignment A covers the Preparation of Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Environmental and Social Management Plans, and Resettlement Action Plans for selected area-based investments in Kinondoni Municipality and Ubungo Municipality under DMDP 2. Sub-Assignment B covers the Preparation of Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Environmental and Social Management Plans, and Resettlement Action Plans for selected area-based investments in Dar es Salaam City, Temeke Municipality, and Kigamboni Municipality under DMDP 2. Sub-Assignment C covers the Preparation of an Environmental and Social Impact Assessment, Environmental and Social Management Plan, and Resettlement Action Plan for priority drainage interventions under of DMDP 2 across all five Dar es Salaam Local Authorities. 4. The specific objectives of this assignment are to: (i) Establish environmental and social baseline conditions for each selected subproject site or drainage corridor and its wider area of influence; (ii) Assess direct, indirect, induced, cumulative, and residual environmental and social risks and impacts throughout the full project cycle; (iii) Undertake land acquisition and resettlement screening and prepare site-specific RAPs, abbreviated RAPs, or due diligence notes as required; (iv) Conduct census, socio-economic survey, asset inventory, affected-person verification, and valuation support; (v) Prepare practical, costed, and implementable ESMPs and RAPs integrating findings into design, procurement, and supervision arrangements; and (vi) Ensure compliance with applicable Tanzanian requirements and the World Bank Environmental and Social Framework (ESF).

Quoted from the notice published by World Bank. Read the full notice on their site

Documents

Original Procurement Notice

Read the notice as World Bank published ithttps://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/procurement-detail/OP00461729

Contact

NameHumphrey N. Kanyenye

Source: World Bank