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The Embassy of the United States of America in Nairobi, Kenya is now looking for interested contractors for residential construction works, at an USG-owned property located in Nairobi, Kenya. The value of this construction effort is estimated as: “between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000”. The planned construction period is expected not to exceed 168 calendar days with the final completion deadline not later than March 29, 2024.
All firms that respond to this solicitation must be technically qualified and financially responsible to perform such a service. At a minimum, each offeror must meet the following requirements to submit a proposal:
Responding contractors will receive the solicitation package through a secure website link. A company gmail account will be required to access the solicitation package.
Requests for a copy of the solicitation must be submitted through the company gmail account, to the Contracting Officer, nairobigso-contracts@state.gov, to be received no later than July 06, 2023.
“The solicitation response date will be stated in solicitation once issued.”

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