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Decommissioning, Renovation, and Infrastructure Works for Oxygen Plants, Angola
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Location:Angola
Category:Works
Status:Awarded
Sectors:Civil Engineering
Languages:English
Contracting authority: UNDP- United Nations Development Programme (Angola)
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Deadline update: 20-Dec-24 @ 07:58 AM (New York time)
Deadline update: 19-Dec-24 @ 12:58 PM (New York time)
Deadline update: 19-Dec-24 @ 12:58 PM (New York time)
DECOMMISSIONING, RENOVATION, AND INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS FOR OXYGEN PLANTS, ANGOLA
Procurement Process: ITB - Invitation to bid
Office: UNDP-AGO - ANGOLA
Deadline: 16-Dec-24 @ 12:58 PM (New York time)
Published on: 21-Nov-24 @ 12:00 AM (New York time)
Reference Number: UNDP-AGO-00159
Contact: Procurement Team - tendersangola.ao@undp.org
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Introduction
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) would like to solicit quotations from qualified bidders for the DECOMMISSIONING, RENOVATION, AND INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS FOR OXYGEN PLANTS in Luanda, Benguela and Cuanza Sul Province, which will be financed through a grant from The Global Fund (GF).
The decommissioning and renovation project involves two primary tasks: decommissioning outdated infrastructure and completing renovations necessary to prepare facilities for the installation of medical gas production plants. The scope includes::
i. Safe dismantling and removal of obsolete equipment and infrastructure, and storage or disposal as directed by facility managers.
ii. Clean and prepare each site for renovation.
iii. Renovating essential structural, electrical, and mechanical components per the BOQs for each facility.
Interested potential bidders should download the detailed ITB on http://supplier.quantum.partneragencies.org/ (Event# Invitation to Bid UNDP-AGO-00161) for their further action and bid submission as indicated in the quantum system. Submission is strictly through quantum, as instructed on the provided weblink.
Specific tasks for each site are summarized in the table below, with further details provided in the BOQs:
Lots |
Province |
Healthunit |
Scopeofworks |
1 |
Luanda |
Hospital Municipal de Zango II |
1.Decommissioningofvacuumandairplants. 2.Renovationof vacuum,airplant,andCIGBrooms. 3.AdditionalworksasdetailedintheBOQ. |
2 |
Luanda |
HospitalMaterno Infantil Do Kilamba Kiaxi |
1.Decommissioningofoutdatedoxygen,vacuum,air, and generator plants. 2.Renovationofvacuum,air,oxygen,andgenerator rooms. 3.AdditionalworksasdetailedintheBOQ. |
3 |
Luanda |
Hospital Municipal De Viana-Kapalanga |
1.Decommissioningofoldoxygen,vacuum,air,and generator plants. 2.Renovationofroomshousingtheoxygen,vacuum,air, and generator plants. 3.AdditionalworksasdetailedintheBOQ. |
4 |
Benguela |
Hospital Geralde Benguela |
1.Decommissioningofvacuumplant. 2.Renovationofvacuumplantroom. 3.AdditionalworksasdetailedintheBOQ. |
5 |
Benguela |
Hospital Municipal de Bocoio |
1.Decommissioningofvacuumandairplants. 2.Renovationofvacuum,air,andbottleplantrooms. 3.AdditionalworksasdetailedintheBOQ. |
6 |
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Encompasses the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment and public works within the built environment.
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