Construction Supervision for water Supply Improvement to Liwonde and Bakala Towns and Hydropower Plant in Zomba City

Published

12 July 2024

Place of performance

Zomba

Procedure

Restricted procedure

Lots

1

Notice number

00418153-2024

Reference

4786371b-7481-4a33-9a03-509f048e84f2

Official source

Official source

CPV codes

• 71520000Servicios de supervisión de obras

Description

The assignment involves construction supervision of an intake structure, a conventional water treatment plant, transmission and distribution network, service reservoirs and booster stations. On hydropower plant, the consultant is to supervise the EPC contractor installing a hydro-power plant to generate power from Mulunguzi Dam located upstream of the treatment plant at an elevation of about 430m a.s.l.

Award criteria

• Quality — Technical approach and methodology
• Quality — Work plan and delivery schedule
• Quality — Organization and staffing
• Quality — Team Leader / Project Manager WS
• Quality — Resident Engineer
• Quality — Assistant Project Manager for Hydropower
• Quality — Mechanical/Electrical Engineer
• Quality — Environmental, Health and Safety Officer
• Price — The weights given to the Technical and Financial proposals were: TP=0.8 and FP=0.2

Awards

Official publications

• TED · 00418153-2024 · 12 July 2024
• OJS · 135/2024 · 12 July 2024

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