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Third Rural Sector Support Project
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Location:
Rwanda
Category:
Consulting services
Status:
Awarded
Sectors:
Monitoring & Evaluation, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene, Agriculture & Rural Development
Funding Agency:
Eligibility:
Unknown
Budget:
N/A
Date posted:
Oct 11, 2013
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Description
Country of Awarded Bidder: Tunisia
Contractor: SCET-TUNISIE
Contract Amount: Euro 219,850
Contract Sign Date: 9 September 2013
Project ID: P126440
Borrower/Bid No: RSSP/1112/S
Rwanda
Project: P126440 - Third Rural Sector Support Project
Contract Reference No: RSSP/1112/S
Scope of Contract: Technical design study for development of Rugende marshland (450 ha) with irrigation dam in Rwamagana District, Eastern Province
Method of Selection: QCBS - Quality And Cost-Based Selection
Duration of Contract: 6.5 Month(s)
Contract Signature Date: 09-Sep-2013
Evaluation Currency: EUR – Euro
Full Official Text of the Notice
Name of Project (include project country): Rwanda Third Rural Sector Support Project (RSSP III)
Project ID: 5064 RW
Contract description: Technical design study for development of Rugende marshland (450 ha) with irrigation dam in Rwamagana District, Eastern Province
Scope of contract: Technical design study for development of Rugende marshland (450 ha) with irrigation dam in Rwamagana District, Eastern Province
Duration: Six and half months (6.5 months)
Contract signature date: 09th September, 2013
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Disclosure Report for Contract Awarded by QCBS/FBS/LCS |
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Name & address of consultant/firm |
Technical score |
Financial score |
Final evaluated price |
Final Ranking |
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SHER Ingenieurs-conseils s.a |
74.40% |
18.39% |
Euro 239,080 |
2 |
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SCET-TUNISIE |
87.23 |
20% |
Euro 219,850 |
1 |
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CIMA International |
69.52% |
16.09% |
USD 365,150 |
3 |
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Supports initiatives that assess performance, measure results, and improve the effectiveness and accountability of projects and programs.
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- Project and programme monitoring
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- Impact and performance assessments
- Learning, accountability, and results-based management
Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
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