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| LOAN/CREDIT Nº: | Loan: 4883-KZ; Project ID: P101928 |
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| Kazakhstan Health Technology Transfer and Institutional Reform Project |
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Contractor: Sanigest Internacional
Contract Amount: US$ 4,290,087.92 Contract Sign Date: 9 April 2010 Country of Project: Kazakhstan Contract Awarded by QCBS Name of Project: Kazakhstan Health Technology Transfer and Institutional Reform Project Loan: 4883-KZ Project ID: P101928 Contract description: TWINNING ARRANGEMENTS FOR INVESTMENT PLANNING IN THE HEALTH SECTOR Scope of contract: KHSTTIRP-A2/CS-02 Duration: April 9, 2010 – December 1, 2012 Contract signature date: April 9, 2010 Short-listed Consultants who received Request for proposals (with countries listed): 1. EPOS HEALTH MANAGEMENT, GERMANY in partnership with CAI CONSULTING (GERMANY) 2. OXFORD POLICY MANAGEMENT (UK) 3. SOLVE CONSULTING MANAGEMENTBERATUNG GMBH (AUSTRIA) 4. CHRHOSPITALES GROUP (SPAIN) 5. DELOITTE (KAZAKHSTAN) SANIGEST (COSTA RICA) Consultants who submitted proposals and Technical scores: 1. DELOITTE: 82.05 2. SANIGEST: 79.83 3. SOLVE CONSULTING MANAGEMENTBERATUNG GMBH: 76.14 4. EPOS HEALTH MANAGEMENT, GERMANY in partnership with CAI CONSULTING: 71.52 5. OXFORD POLICY MANAGEMENT: 69.71 6. CHRHOSPITALES GROUP: 66.93 -- Minimum qualifying score: 75 Disclosure Report for Contract Awarded by QCBS, QBS, FBS, and LCS Sanigest Internacional, Sabana Oeste, de la Princesa Marina 300 metros oeste, casa esquinera, San José, Costa Rica --Combined Technical score: 63.86 --Financial score: 20.00 --Final evaluated price: US$ 4,290,087.92 --Final Ranking: 1 Deloitte, Almaty, Kazakhstan --Combined Technical score: 65.64 --Financial score: 8.58 --Final evaluated price: US$ 10,000,000 --Final Ranking: 2 Solve Consulting Managementberatung GMBHm Austria --Combined Technical score: 60.91 --Financial score: 8.60 --Final evaluated price: EURO 5,523,200 + KZT 251,370,000 --Final Ranking: 3 Contract awarded to Sanigest Internacional (Costa Rica) with their contract cost of US$ 4,290,087.92 and local taxes in KZT 184,237,053.03. |

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