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M3 / DPARNTD - DIRECTION PROVISOIRE...... Northern Africa

Tenders are invited for Technical Assistance Mission to the ......

  • 4,226,744
  • 03 Aug 2021
  • Morocco
  • 41471278
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Essential Medicine Program Caribbean

Acquisition Of Medications For The High Cost Program

  • 4,130,047
  • 25 Jun 2021
  • Dominican Republic
  • 41462673
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Dept Of Defense Northern America

Genetic Analyzers Systems Naics Code: 339112 - Surgical And ......

  • Refer Document
  • 01 Jul 2021
  • United States
  • 41467176
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Dept Of Defense Northern America

59--Cover,Electrical Co Naics Code: 334417 - Electronic Conn ......

  • Refer Document
  • 02 Jul 2021
  • United States
  • 41467230
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Dept Of Defense Northern America

53--Handle,Manual Contr Naics Code: 332510 - Hardware Manufa ......

  • Refer Document
  • 02 Jul 2021
  • United States
  • 41467231
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Dept Of Defense Northern America

53--Knob Naics Code: 327999 - All Other Miscellaneous Nonmet ......

  • Refer Document
  • 02 Jul 2021
  • United States
  • 41467232
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Dept Of Defense Northern America

25--Cover,Box,Accessori Naics Code: 336360 - Motor Vehicle S ......

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  • 02 Jul 2021
  • United States
  • 41467233
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Dept Of Defense Northern America

53--Screw,Machine Naics Code: 332722 - Bolt, Nut, Screw, Riv ......

  • Refer Document
  • 02 Jul 2021
  • United States
  • 41467294
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Dept Of Defense Northern America

Small Caliber Stronium Nitrate Research Naics Code: 332992 - ......

  • Refer Document
  • 20 Jul 2021
  • United States
  • 41473037
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Veterans Affairs, Department Of Northern America

Q402--Cnh Services | Caremeridian-Marks Naics Code: 623110 - ......

  • Refer Document
  • 03 Jul 2021
  • United States
  • 41473038
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GEORGIA STATE FINANCING AND INVESTM...... Northern America

The Georgia State Financing And Investment Commission (Gsfic ......

  • Refer Document
  • 12 Jul 2021
  • United States
  • 41473121
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REGENTS, BOARD OF(UNIVERSITY SYSTEM...... Northern America

Design Professional Services For Project No. J-376-Dp Gatewa ......

  • Refer Document
  • 16 Jul 2021
  • United States
  • 41473122
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Veterans Affairs, Department Of Northern America

Q522--Locum - Radiological Physicists - 626 Pop: 10/1/2022-9 ......

  • Refer Document
  • 01 Jul 2021
  • United States
  • 41473139
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Dept Of Defense Northern America

Abrams Nsns Phase 2 Naics Code: 334419 - Other Electronic Co ......

  • Refer Document
  • 30 Jun 2021
  • United States
  • 41473140
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Commerce, Department Of Northern America

**Amended** Vessel Support For Current Meter Swaps Naics Cod ......

  • Refer Document
  • 22 Jun 2021
  • United States
  • 41473141
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Dept Of Defense Northern America

Fy21 Clearfield Ltc Candidates Naics Code: Product Service C ......

  • Refer Document
  • 23 Jun 2021
  • United States
  • 41473142
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Homeland Security, Department Of Northern America

Quick Access Record Naics Code: 336413 - Other Aircraft Part ......

  • Refer Document
  • 30 Jun 2021
  • United States
  • 41469696
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Interior, Department Of The Northern America

R--Prwi: Boundary Survey Naics Code: 541370 - Surveying And ......

  • Refer Document
  • 26 Jun 2021
  • United States
  • 41469697
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Health And Human Services, Departme...... Northern America

Video Extensometer System Naics Code: 334519 - Other Measuri ......

  • Refer Document
  • 23 Jun 2021
  • United States
  • 41469723
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Health And Human Services, Departme...... Northern America

Cdc A-E Idiq Facilities Planning &Amp; Real Estate Advisory ......

  • Refer Document
  • 10 Jul 2021
  • United States
  • 41469843
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International Projects

Roads and Highways

Department of Public Works and Highways Philippines

Philippines Seismic Risk Reduction and Resilience Project

Information Technology (IT)

National Information Technology Authority, Uganda (NITA-U) Uganda

Uganda Digital Acceleration Project - GovNet

Services

Unidad Coordinadora General del Proyecto (UCGP), Ministry of Interior, Public Works and Housing Argentina

Matanza-Riachuelo Basin Sustainable Development Project Second Additional Financing

Healthcare and Medicine

Ministry of Health Lesotho

AF Lesotho COVID-19 Emergency Preparedness and Response Project
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Feature & Services

Procurement News

Strabag wins contract for Scarborough subway extension project in Canada

Austria-based construction group Strabag has secured a contract worth €500m for Scarborough Subway Extension (Line 2) project in Toronto. The government agencies Infrastructure Ontario and Metrolinx have awarded the contract to design, construct and finance the Advance Tunnel Project. Secured through a public procurement process, the contract involves tunnelling works for the 7.8km underground extension that will connect the existing terminus at Kennedy Station and Sheppard Avenue/McCowan Road. It also involves design and construction of launch and extraction shafts, five headwalls for future stations and 14 headwalls for future emergency evacuation buildings. The construction company stated that the tunnelling works for the project will be executed using a 11.87m tunnel boring machine (TBM). Work on the contract is scheduled to commence this month with completion expected by autumn 2024. Strabag CEO Thomas Birtel said: “This contract is one of several large infrastructure projects that we are implementing in Toronto at this time. We are pleased that our tunnelling expertise, which is currently also being applied to the construction of a pumping station and a railway tunnel, has helped to secure another order for us.” Last month, a consortium of Strabag’s subsidiary ZÜBLIN and Dreßler Bau was awarded a €116m contract by Kommunale Immobilien Dresden for a new public administration centre in Dresden, Germany. The 33,500m² seven-storey centre will include two underground parking levels and provide workplace for approximately 1,350 employees on an above-ground floor space of 16,700m². The detailed design phase on the new development is now underway and will be followed by a three-year construction period which is scheduled to commence in spring 2022. Canada

Alstom consortium wins Mayan Train contract

The National Fund for Tourism Development of Mexico, Fonatur, has announced that a consortium led by Alstom is the successful bidder for an open international public tender for the procurement of 42 trainsets for Mayan Train project. The consortium comprises Alstom (formerly Bombardier Transportation México), Gami Ingeniería e Instalaciones, Construcción Urales and Construcciones Urales Procesos Industriales. According to Fonatur, Alstom’s proposal met the highest score and the lowest cost compared to the economic proposal of the second offer received. The French company submitted a Pesos 36.56 billion (USD 1.84 billion) bid, with Pesos 890 million (USD 44.7 million) less than the offer submitted by CAF – Rubau consortium. Under the tender, the winner will be responsible for the design, manufacture, equip, testing and commissioning of the 42 trains, the railway systems necessary including the ETCS Level 1, train protection system, telecommunications, and control systems as well as the construction of maintenance workshops and depots. The consortium will also provide after-sales service and maintenance of the train fleet and equipment and will transfer the know-how. The trains will be assembled at the Cd. Sahagún plant in the State of Hidalgo, boosting national employment. The first tests of the equipment acquired prior to the operation of the Mayan Train system will be carried out during 2023, in compliance with the calendar that governs the development of the project. The USD 7.4 billion Mayan Train project covers a 1,500 km of rail system in Yucatan peninsula, crossing five principal Mexican states – Yucatan, Quintana Roo, Campeche, Tabasco and Chiapas. The rail system will boost passenger and freight transport and will open up a series of opportunities for commercial and social development, for the benefit of the inhabitants, local businesses and tourism sector. The project, included in the National Development Plan (2019-2024) has been launched in 2018 and is divided into seven sections. Mexico

Auction notice issued for USD578 million sanitation concession in Brazil

The State of Amapá has published the auction notice for the concession of water and sewage services for urban areas in all 16 municipalities of Amapá, Brazil. These services are currently provided by the Amapá Water and Sewage Company (CAESA), controlled by the State. One of the key goals of the project is to reduce the rate of water loss, which currently exceeds 70%. In the state of Amapá, only 34.9% of the population has access to treated water, while just 7.1% has organized sewage collection. The project aims to improve the offer of these services to the population of 750,000 people. The new concessionaire will invest around BRL3 billion (US$577.96 million) during the 35-year concession period. From this investment, 70% will be spent on improving the sewage system and 30% on the water supply. At least BRL984 million (US$189.57 million) should be invested in the first five years to improve access conditions. The project is expected to provide treated water to 285,000 consumer units and organize sewage collection for 328,000 units. The auction will take place on September 2, 2021, and will combine lower tariffs with higher grant value. The project was prepared by the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES). Brazil

MoU signed for USD3.7 billion Regenerative Tourism project in Saudi Arabia

ACWA Power, a leading Saudi developer, investor and operator of power generation and desalinated water plants, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Neutral Fuels, the GCC’s largest biofuel producer, for future collaboration on the supply of its Net Zero Biofuel for Saudi Arabia’s most ambitious regenerative tourism project on the Red Sea coast. The ACWA Power-led consortium was awarded The Red Sea Development Company’s highest value contract to design, build, operate and transfer The Red Sea Project’s sustainable utilities infrastructure in November 2020. Once complete, the destination will become the first project of its scale in the world to be entirely powered by a range of renewable and sustainable energy sources, including biofuel, the ideal alternative energy source. As part of the MOU agreement with ACWA Power, Neutral Fuels biofuel is set to fuel the site’s entire transportation network. Paddy Padmanathan, President & CEO of ACWA Power, said: "We are delighted to be collaborating with Neutral Fuels, enabling us to accelerate our commitment to support the Kingdom’s ambitions to deliver a tourist destination that limits the environmental impact through the provision of zero-carbon emitting utility services." The Red Sea Project is expected to prevent an estimated 500,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions each year by using renewable energy and has already surpassed significant construction milestones. Work remains on track to welcome its first guests by the end of 2022, when the international airport and first hotels are due to open. Neutral Fuels has begun setting up a biorefinery in Saudi Arabia to serve the project Saudi Arabia
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