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Jul 22, 2022 News
Kaieteur News – During the recent opening of tenders, seven companies applied to provide design and supervision services for the rehabilitation of Cliff Anderson Sports Hall. The rehabilitation of the Sports Hall is a project being undertaken by the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport. The companies which bid only submitted their financial proposal at the opening.
Also opened at the National Procurement and Tender Administration Board office (NPTAB), is the continuation of construction works at the Mon Repos Market. A contract for phase three was opened and this is estimated to cost $100 million. The Ministry of Local Government will be overseeing this project.
Below are the companies and their bids:
Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport
Design and supervision services for the rehabilitation of the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall
Ministry of Tourism, Industry and Commerce
Selection of consultants for supervision of construction of the new Laboratory Facility for the Guyana National Bureau of Standards
Ministry of Finance
Procurement of IBM/ Lenovo storage disk drives
Procurement of Dell storage disk drives
Procurement of Cisco switches
Department of Public Information
Supply and delivery of UPS
Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation
Provision of laboratory testing service
Guyana Revenue Authority
Supply and installation of 20ft x 20ft x 16ft high drive freezer/cold storage – Lot1: GRA bond (Eccles Industrial Site) and Lot 2: GRA bond (Corriverton).
Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development
Construction of Mon Repos Market, Phase 3
Regional Democratic Council of Region Five
Supply and installation of one new digital fixed X-ray machine
Supply and delivery of one new wheelchair accessible bus
Guyana Marketing Corporation
Construction of Processing Facility at White Water Creek
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