DTA 144140
The Transport sector in the CDC SDI Agreement signatory countries Rwanda and Tanzania as well as in the other CDC SDI Footprint Countries Burundi and DRC provides an anchor to an economic development process. It enhances the viability of the vast economic opportunities and investments needed to fully exploit the inherent potential in sectors such as mining, agriculture, tourism, manufacturing and trade for economic growth. The transport infrastructure comprises a network of linked lake, road and rail transport connecting the port of Dar es Salaam to its Great Lakes hinterland. Under its mandate format he South African Department of Trade and Industry the RSDIP therefore seeks the services for suitably qualified and experienced consultants or consulting firms to undertake the identification of existing and potential future transport infrastructure gaps and investment and PPP opportunities along the Central Development Corridor CDC SDI.
| DTA 144140 – The Transport sector in the CDC SDI Agreement signatory countries Rwanda and Tanzania as well as in the other CDC SDI Footprint Countries Burundi and DRC provides an anchor to an economic development process. It enhances the viability of the vast economic opportunities and investments needed to fully exploit the inherent potential in sectors such as mining, agriculture, tourism, manufacturing and trade for economic growth. The transport infrastructure comprises a network of linked lake, road and rail transport connecting the port of Dar es Salaam to its Great Lakes hinterland. Under its mandate format he South African Department of Trade and Industry the RSDIP therefore seeks the services for suitably qualified and experienced consultants or consulting firms to undertake the identification of existing and potential future transport infrastructure gaps and investment and PPP opportunities along the Central Development Corridor CDC SDI. | |
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| 006/RSDIPCDC240907 | |
| Researched by | Sandra Killerby |
| Created on | 04 September 2007 |
| Monitoring | 0 |
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| Site Inspection Details | Available to subscribers |
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| Closing Date | 24 Sep 2007 |
| Document Collection | obtaining RFP documents: request for proposals RFP documentation which includes a detailed terms of reference will only ... |
| Restrictions | Only consultants/consulting firms registered and based in a SADC or COMESA state are eligible to tender for this assignm... |
| Category | Consultants |
| Industry | |
| Region | Central Africa, Eastern Africa |
| Professionals | We have details of the following professionals linked to this tender: Open Developer |
| Tender Award | Award notes available for this tender. |
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This tender, titled The Transport sector in the CDC SDI Agreement signatory countries Rwanda and Tanzania as well as in the other CDC SDI Footprint Countries Burundi and DRC provides an anchor to an economic development process. It enhances the viability of the vast economic opportunities and investments needed to fully exploit the inherent potential in sectors such as mining, agriculture, tourism, manufacturing and trade for economic growth. The transport infrastructure comprises a network of linked lake, road and rail transport connecting the port of Dar es Salaam to its Great Lakes hinterland. Under its mandate format he South African Department of Trade and Industry the RSDIP therefore seeks the services for suitably qualified and experienced consultants or consulting firms to undertake the identification of existing and potential future transport infrastructure gaps and investment and PPP opportunities along the Central Development Corridor CDC SDI. (Reference DTA 144140), was published by Sandra Killerby and is currently open for submissions in Central Africa, Eastern Africa.
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