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DFID 7968 Building Climate Resilience into the Improving Rural Access Programme in Tanzania Programme - Call Down Contract

To assist in the development of climate resilient rural roads in Tanzania by incorporating adaptation principles into the planning, engineering, and maintenance of them, and make recommendations on an appropriate funding mechanism for emergency responses to road network failures. The recipients for this work are Presidents Office of Regional and Local Government (PORALG), Tanzania Rural Roads Agency (TARURA) and District Councils, the Road Fund Board of Tanzania (RFB) and DFID.

Buyer

DEPARTMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Value

£398,920

Published

23 Jan 2018

Closes

24 Nov 2017

Procurement details

Source

Contracts Finder

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Selective

Category

Services

Contract starts

8 Dec 2017

Contract ends

31 Mar 2019

CPV classifications

75211200

Foreign economic-aid-related services

Lots

Lot default DFID 7968 Building Climate Resilience into the Improving Rural Access Programme in Tanzania Programme - Call Down Contract

£398,920

To assist in the development of climate resilient rural roads in Tanzania by incorporating adaptation principles into the planning, engineering, and maintenance of them, and make recommendations on an appropriate funding mechanism for emergency responses to road network failures. The recipients for this work are Presidents Office of Regional and Local Govern...

Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom

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23 Jan 2018

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DFID 7968 Contract Award Section 1

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DFID 7968 Contract Award Section 1

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DFID 7968 Contract Award Section 3 ToR

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