Supply of ICT Equipment for Project Implementation Unit (PIU) - DIST Project
The Tanzania Rural and Urban Roads Agency is buying ICT equipment for the unit that runs the Dodoma Integrated and Sustainable Transport project, using part of a credit received from the International Development Association. Bidding documents in English can be obtained at no charge through the National e-Procurement System of Tanzania, and firms must register there and pay the participation fee before they can take part. Offers have to be lodged and opened through that system; anything that does not pass through it will not be evaluated. Every bid must carry a Bid Securing Declaration in the form set out in the bidding documents. Access to the process is open to bidders as defined in the World Bank's procurement regulations for IPF borrowers, fourth edition of November 2020, which apply alongside the Public Procurement Act, CAP 410.
Overview
The Tanzania Rural and Urban Roads Agency intends to purchase ICT equipment for the unit implementing the Dodoma Integrated and Sustainable Transport project, and will apply part of an International Development Association credit to payments under the resulting contract. The agency invites bids for that supply. The notice gives no detail on the items themselves, their delivery or the length of the contract.
Scope of Work
The TANZANIA RURAL AND URBAN ROADS AGENCY now invites Bids from eligible Bidders for Supply of ICT Equipment for Project Implementation Unit (PIU) - DIST Project.
Requirements & Qualifications
Bidders are required to register through NeST and pay the bid participation fees indicated in the NeST to be able to participate in this Bidding process. Bids must be submitted electronically through NeST. Bids not received or opened through NeST shall not be accepted for evaluation irrespective of the circumstances. All bids must be accompanied by a Bid Securing Declaration in the format provided in the Bidding Documents. The bidding is open to all Bidders as defined in the Procurement Regulations.
Addresses named in the notice
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