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Mar 24, 2021 News
Kaieteur News – The National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB), on Tuesday, opened 114 bids for six government agencies at their Ministry of Finance (MoF) office on Main and Urquhart Streets. Notable projects included the supply and delivery of equipment for remote hearings for various magistrate courts; construction of a bridge at Mocha, EBD; and supply and delivery of infant formula.
Below are the companies and their bids.
National Parks Commission: Provision of security services (baton) for Zoological Park and the Botanical Gardens
Fisheries Department: Construction of concrete ponds, fence and road at Satyadeow Sawh Aquaculture Station
Supreme Court of Judicature: Supply and delivery of equipment for remote hearings for various magistrate courts
Ministry of Health: Approval of supply and delivery of infant formula
Supply and delivery of care hamper
Supply and delivery of wooden pallets
Central Housing and Planning: Construction of bridge at Mocha, EBD
Construction of care houses at Parfaite Harmonie
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