Central Africa - AFRICA WEST- P167817- Regional Disease Surveillance Systems Enhancement Project (REDISSE) Phase IV - Procurement Plan (English)

• Author

  Dominique Baado

• Document Date

  2021/10/22

• Document Type

  Procurement Plan

• Report Number

  STEP56026

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Country

  Africa,

• Region

  Africa,

• Disclosure Date

  2021/10/22

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Doc Name

  Central Africa - AFRICA WEST- P167817- Regional Disease Surveillance Systems Enhancement Project (REDISSE) Phase IV - Procurement Plan

• Keywords

  disease surveillance system; criteria for qualification; eligibility of bidder; Standard Bidding Documents; invitation to bid; evaluation of bid; bid preparation time; information management capacity; audit of account; public procurement law; Revised Plan Date; market approach; public health; contract completion; competitive procurement; qualification criteria; national procurement; credit contract; central management; manufactured goods; technical proposal; contract performance; bid submission; high sea; administrative documents; foreign bidder; contract amount; original contract; new contract; leased assets; domestic preference; national market; procurement procedure; procurement activities; procurement transaction

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• Language

  English

• Rel. Proj ID

  3T-Regional Disease Surveillance Systems Enhancement Project (Redi -- P167817

• Topics

  Education, Skills Development and Labor Market, Transport, Disease Surveillance Systems, Pandemics, Health,

• Historic Topics

  Health, Nutrition and Population, Transport, Industry,

• Historic SubTopics

  Public Health Promotion, Transport Services, Health Informatics, Health Care Services Industry,

• Originating Unit

  Health Nutri & Population AFR 2 (HAWH2)

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