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Construction of Mzuzu Youth Centre on the cards
November 07, 2019 / Wahard Betha
The Malawi Government is seeking to prequalify contractors for the construction of Mzuzu Youth Center and ancillary facilities at Katoto in Mzuzu city.
The Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture says in a statement that the tender is open to local contractors currently registered in the unlimited category (building) of the National Construction Industry Council of Malawi (NCIC) and any interested international contractors that are registered in the equivalent category in their respective countries.
It says the pre-qualification questionnaire documents can be obtained at the ministry’s office at Capital Hill in Lilongwe or on its website (www.ppda.mw) from November 6 during working hours.
“The pre-qualification questionnaire document contains methods, criteria and factors that the Government of Malawi, referred to as procuring entity or employer shall use to evaluate and determine whether a contractor has the required qualification to effectively, efficiently, technically, economically and sustainably executive the said works in order for the employer to achieve the desired business objectives,” says the Ministry.
The deadline for submission of pre-qualification documents is December 9 at 15:00 hours local time.
“Interested contractors and/ or their representatives and members of the general public, may attend the opening of the bids at 15:00 hours local time on Monday November 9 2019 in the conference room of Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture-Capital Hill in Lilongwe,” it says.
The Ministry is advising bidders to ensure that the documents are submitted in accordance with ‘The pre-qualification requirements’ in the documents, as non-compliance will lead to disqualification and rejection of the contractor.
The bids shall be valid for 30 days after bid opening.
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