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Falaba District Council Invites Bidders

Invitation for Bids
FALABA DISTRICT COUNCIL
Construction of box culverts and maintenance of feeder roads
Procurement Number FDC/ADM/RMFA/GOSL/NCB/002/2020
Date of First Issue: 12th October 2020
The Falaba District Council has received funds from Road Maintenance Fund Administration (RMFA) for the Construction of box culverts and Maintenance of feeder roads in Sulima and Mongo Chiefdoms and now invites sealed bids from eligible bidders for the construction and maintenance of:
LOT
NO:
Description of works
Location
Bid Security
LE
Duration

1
Construction of box culverts and maintenance of feeder road
Koindukura -Kaleyereh 13.0km Sulima Chiefdom
15,000,000
4 Month

2
Construction of box culverts and maintenance of feeder road

Karifaya – Walia
5.6km Mongo Chiefdoms
10,000,000
4 month


Bidding is open to all National Contractors who hold valid class II,III certificate or better from the Ministry of Works & Public Assets (MOWPA) and Sierra Leone Roads Authority (SLRA).

Interested bidders may obtain further information and inspect the bidding document at the Procurement unit of Falaba District Council between 9am to 5pm daily from Monday to Friday.
Bidding documents may be purchased upon payment of a non-refundable fee of SLL 350,000 (Three hundred and fifty thousand Leones) to the following Bank account details:


Account Name: Falaba District Council Revenue
Bank: Kabala Community Bank
Account No: 819944
Bids must be delivered to the address below on or before 11th November 2020 at 11am. All bids must be accompanied by:
A valid Business registration certificate
Bid Security from a reputable Commercial Bank
A valid tax clearance certificate;
A valid NASSIT clearance certificate;
A signed Integrity Pact; [see attached]
A valid Council Registration Certificate
Bids will be publicly opened on Wednesday 11th November 2020 at 11:15am, in the presence of bidders’/ designated representatives and anyone who chooses to attend, at the address below. Late bids will be rejected and returned unopened to bidders.

Falaba District Counccil;
Parish Hall
Mongo Bendugu
Telephone: 079295508

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