Nigeria/AFRICA- P071391- Second National Urban Water Sector Reform Project - Procurement Plan (English)

• Document Date

  2017/05/31

• Document Type

  Procurement Plan

• Report Number

  STEP2147

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Country

  Nigeria,

• Region

  Africa,

• Disclosure Date

  2017/05/31

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Doc Name

  Nigeria/AFRICA- P071391- Second National Urban Water Sector Reform Project - Procurement Plan

• Keywords

  urban water sector;federal government of nigeria;good procurement;repair and maintenance;selection method;hydraulic system;market approach;contract completion;state water;works contract;

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• Language

  English

• Rel. Proj ID

  NG-Second National Urban Water Sector Reform Project -- P071391

• Theme

  Other Private Sector Development,Urban services and housing for the poor,Regulation and competition policy,Urban development,Financial and private sector development

• Sector

  Central Government (Central Agencies),Sub-natl govt admin,Other social service,Social Protection,Water Supply,Sub-National Government

• TF No/Name

  TF030632-DANISH CTF - FY05 (DAC PART COUNTRIES GNP PER CAPITA BELOW USD 2,500/AL,TF030633-DANISH CTF - FY05 (SECTOR - EDUCATION/WSF/L,J, PUBLIC ADMIN/ENV & NATUR

• Topics

  Water, Water Treatment, Urban Water, Environment, Natural Resources and Blue Economy, Asset Management,

• Historic SubTopics

  Water and Human Health, Hydrology, Water Supply and Sanitation Economics, Town Water Supply and Sanitation, Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations and Local Finance Management, Global Environment, Small Private Water Supply Providers,

• Unit Owning

  Water Africa 3,Urban Dev. & Services Prac 2 (AFTU2)

• Originating Unit

  Water Africa 3 (GWA08)

• Loan No

• Lending Instrument

  Sector Investment and Maintenance Loan

• Product Line

  IBRD/IDA

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