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Jun 22, 2022 News
Kaieteur News – The Office of the Prime Minister (PM) is looking to renovate the roof of the PM’s residence for an estimated cost of $25 million. During the opening of tenders on Tuesday at the National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB) office, four contractors submitted bids to execute the works.
Based on their bids, the roof can be renovated for less than $25 million. The bids range from $12 million to $19 million.
Also opened, is a contract for the rehabilitation of the roundabout at the National Exhibition Centre, located in Sophia. This Ministry of Tourism project is estimated to cost $14 million.
Below are the companies and their bids:
Office of the Prime Minister
Renovations to the roof at the Prime Minister’s residence
Guyana Water Incorporation
Expression of interest for surveying services
Ministry of Public Works
Consultancy services for road safety diagnostic and action plan
Guyana Livestock Development Authority (GLDA)
Construction of swine facility with semen processing area at the GLDA Livestock farm
Ministry of Tourism, Industry and Commerce
Rehabilitation of roundabout at the National Exhibition Centre, Sophia
Regional Democratic Council of Region Five
Supply and delivery of one new wheelchair accessible bus
Demerara Harbour Bridge Corporation
Supply and installation of cluster piles for the DHB
Procurement of welding plants for DHB
National Drainage and Irrigation Authority (NDIA)
Construction of head regulator at Reliance Essequibo
Mechanical repairs to western pump in Lusignan Pump Station
Supply of high density polyethylene tubes for NDIA Lot 1 & 2
GUYSUCO
Supply and delivery of computer Lot 1: low end desktop (48 units), Lot 2: mid-range desktop (7 units), Lot 3: mid-range laptop (16 units), Lot 4: high end laptop (6 unit), Lot 5: video editing laptop (I unit).
Supply and delivery of motor vehicle Lot 1: extra cab 4-WD pickups (6 units), Lot 2: double cab 4-WD pickups (3 units), Lot 3: single cab 4-WD pick up (3 units), Lot 4: mini-bus (2 units), Lot 5: station wagon type 4 door car (5 units).
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