Groundwater Assessment, Geophysical Prospecting and Authorized Borehole Drilling for Small Scale Irrigation in Nampula
FAO is seeking a contractor for work in Nampula province, Mozambique, connected to irrigation at small scale. The procurement covers groundwater studies, geophysical survey work and the drilling of boreholes that have been authorised, as the notice title sets out. The tender appears on UNGM and is listed under agriculture and water and sanitation, so bidders active in those sectors are the likely audience. Nampula is the only named location and FAO the only named buyer. The material supplied does not state what the groundwater assessment must cover, how many boreholes are involved, which survey methods are expected, how long the work runs, what the deliverables are, or what qualifications and documents a bidder must provide. It also gives no estimated value and no description of the intended beneficiaries. The operational detail needed to prepare a response is therefore absent, and only the subject matter of the contract can be judged from what is here.
Overview
FAO has issued a tender covering groundwater studies, geophysical survey work and the drilling of authorised boreholes, with smallholder irrigation in Nampula, Mozambique as the stated purpose. The notice is published through UNGM and is filed under agriculture and water and sanitation. It does not set out the size of the programme, the intended users of the boreholes, or the contracting terms.
Documents
The notice lists one document by name. This platform holds no copy of it.