Govt reveals priority projects

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1 ISSN: Vol X - No. 14 April 4, 2017 Free with Daily News every Tuesday DID YOU KNOW? NEWS IN Numbers? A procuring entity is required to show in its annual procurement plan goods or services to be procured directly from the manufacturer or service provider. Maximum amount of money in shillings that a procuring entity shall be required to pay for publication of its specific procurement notice in Procurement Journal inside 250,000 Ensure fairness, competitiveness, transparency and efficiency in public procurement to achieve best value for money for national development. Govt reveals priority projects Implementation of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) project and procurement of four new airplanes are among priority areas highlighted by the 2017/18 budget proposal presented by Finance and Planning Minister Philip Mpango recently. Dr Mpango told members of parliament in Dodoma that implementation of the SGR project will start this fiscal year and that the Government has allocated 800 billion/- for it in this year s budget while procurement of the airplanes would cost million US dollars. He said the first of the four airplanes will be delivered in July 2017, two airplanes will be delivered in June, 2018 and the fourth airplane is due in the country in July, The priority projects are special as they are expected to have huge impact on the economy in line with the country s 2025 Development Vision, said the minister. He added that while implementation of the Dar to Morogoro portion of the SGR project would start this year, processes Procurement Opportunities 3 are going on to secure funds and contractors for construction of the SGR portions from Morogoro to Mwanza, namely Morogoro to Public Notices 5 Makutupora (336 km), Makutupora to Tabora (294 km), Tabora to Isaka (133 km) and Isaka to Mwanza ( 249 km). Finance and Planning Minister Philip Mpango Govt orders contractor to speed up Chalinze water project The Government has ordered the contractor undertaking a water supply project in Chalinze, Coast region, to speed up the work or face termination of his contract. The contractor, Overseas Infrastructure Alliance (OIA) Pvt, who had faced a severe reprimand from President Magufuli recently over delay of another water project in Lindi Region, has so far done only 23 percent of the work on a project which was supposed to be completed in February this year. Irked by the delay when he visited the project site recently, Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa directed the minister responsible for water, Eng. Gerson Lwenge, saying: if [the contractor s] work is shoddy and he fails to complete at least 80 percent of the project by May 31, 2017, you will have to proceed with contract termination procedures so that a process to find a new contractor for the project is initiated. The Prime Minister reiterated that the Government would not entertain incompetent contractors and those who fail to meet contractual obligations. Earlier, Managing Director of Chalinze Water Supply and Sanitation Authority, Eng. Christer Mchomba, had told Mr. Majaliwa: The contractor has been given a 100-day notice to expedite implementation of the project, failure of which we will terminate the contract, adding that the Government had also charged the contractor liquidated damages for the delay in implementation of the project. According to Eng. Mchomba, the contractor had already been paid US dollars million or 38 percent of total contract sum for the project, expected to serve 68 villages upon completion. Awarded contracts 6, 7, 8

2 2 Procurement Journal Tuesday April 4, 2017 Procurement News Rufaa ya rada yatupiliwa mbali Mamlaka ya Rufaa ya Zabuni za Umma (PPAA) imetupilia mbali rufani iliyokuwa imefunguliwa na kampuni ya Geci Espanola S.A ya Hispania dhidi ya Mamlaka ya Usafiri wa Anga (TCAA) kwa kukosa mashiko, imefahamika. Uamuzi uliotolewa na PPAA ulieleza kuwa Geci Espanola, iliwasilisha malalamiko ikipinga uamuzi wa TCAA wa kuiengua katika hatua ya awali ya uchambuzi wa zabuni ya ununuzi wa rada na kwenye mchakato wa zabuni hiyo. Kampuni hiyo ilikuwa na madai manne mojawapo likiwa kwamba TCAA haikuipelekea maelekezo ya nyongeza yaliyowataka wazabuni kuongeza idadi ya wataalam zaidi ya wale waliokuwa wameainishwa kwenye nyaraka za awali, ambao wangefundishwa utumiaji wa rada katika kuongoza ndege. Aidha, Geci Espanola S.A iliilaumu TCAA kwa kutokutumia fursa iliyokuwa imetolewa kwenye nyaraka kuomba ufafanuzi juu ya mpangilio wa nafasi za waongoza ndege kama walishindwa kuelewa maelezo yaliyokuwa katika zabuni yake. Mlalamikaji pia alilalamikia kitendo cha TCAA kuzikataa screen za UHD alizotaka kuleta, bila kujali maelezo yake kwamba hizo TAARIFA KATIKA TARAKIMU zilikuwa bora kuliko za LCD zilizokuwa zinatakiwa na TCAA. Pamoja na mambo mengine, mrufani alilalamika kwamba TCAA ilikosea ilipokataa zabuni yake kwani ilikuwa imetoa bei ndogo kuliko zote zilizofunguliwa siku ya kufungua zabuni na kwamba uamuzi wa kupendekeza utoaji wa tuzo ya mkataba kwa kampuni iliyotoa bei kubwa kuliko yake ulikiuka matakwa ya sheria ya manunuzi ya umma na msingi wa thamani bora ya fedha. Ikijibu malalamiko, TCAA ilisema kuwa nyongeza ya maelekezo iliyodaiwa kutomfikia mrufani, ilitumwa kwake kupitia anwani za barua pepe za watumishi wake watatu. Anwani hizo pia zilitumika katika mawasiliano mengine yote yaliyofanyika kutuma na kupokea taarifa mbalimbali, TCAA iliongeza. Hivyo, TCAA ilidai, madai ya mrufani hayakuwa ya kweli na kwamba kitendo cha kutojumlisha idadi ya wataalam walioongezeka kutokana na nyaraka husika ilikuwa ni ukiukwaji wa maelekezo yaliyokuwamo kwenye nyaraka za zabuni. TCAA pia ilieleza kuwa maelezo ya mlalamikaji yalionesha wazi kuwa hakuelewa maelekezo ya nyaraka za zabuni kwani pamoja na kutoeleza mpangilio wa nafasi za waongoza ndege, alisema kuwa angetoa vifaa vinavyofanana kwa nafasi zao zote bila kutofautisha, kinyume na maelekezo. Aidha, TCAA ilisema kulikuwa hakuna sababu ya kuomba ufafanuzi kutoka kwa mrufani juu ya alichoandika kwani kilieleweka vizuri kwa kamati ya uchambuzi wa zabuni. Kuhusu screen, TCAA ilimjibu mrufani kwamba alitakiwa kuzingatia maelezo ya kitaalam katika nyaraka za zabuni ambayo yalihitaji screen za LCD na si vinginevyo na kwamba halikuwa suala la mzabuni kuleta chochote alichotaka hata kama aliamini kuwa kilikuwa bora. Hata hivyo, TCAA ilikuwa na sababu nyingi za kuhitaji screen za LCD pamoja na kwamba ilifahamu kuwa screen za UHDzipo sokoni. TCAA iliendelea kusema kuwa bei ndogo ya zabuni haikuwa kigezo cha kupewa tuzo ya mkataba na kwamba zabuni ambayo haikuzingatia maelekezo ya nyaraka za zabuni haiwezi kupewa tuzo. Baada ya kupitia maelezo ya pande zote mbili, PPAA iliridhika kuwa TCAA ilituma nyongeza ya maelekezo kupitia barua pepe za watumishi watatu ambao walifahamika kwa mrufani. Aidha, PPAA ilibaini kuwa, kwa nyakati tofauti wakati wa mchakato wa zabuni, watumishi hao waliwasiliana na TCAA na kwamba anwani hizo hizo zilitumika kumpatia mrufani taarifa za matokeo ya mchakato wa zabuni. PPAA iliamua kuwa malalamiko ya Geci Espanola S.A kutopata nyongeza ya maelekezo hayakuwa na ukweli. Kuhusu mpangilio wa nafasi za waongoza ndege, PPAA ilikubaliana na TCAA kuwa nafasi hizo hazifanani na kwamba mahitaji ya kila nafasi yalikuwa tofauti. PPAA ilibaini kuwa maelezo ya mrufani katika jambo hili yalipingana na matakwa ya nyaraka za zabuni. Kuhusu uwasilishaji wa screen za UHD badala ya zile za LCD, PPAA ilibaini kwamba nyaraka za zabuni zilielekeza kuwa screen za LCD ndizo zilizotakiwa na kwamba kitendo cha mrufani kutaka kuleta zile za UHD kilikuwa ni mbinu tu za biashara na hivyo ilikuwa sahihi kwa TCAA kuzikataa. Kuhusu bei, PPAA ilieleza kwamba madai ya mrufani yalikuwa mapya kwani hayakuwahi kuwasilishwa TCAA kabla, kinyume na matakwa ya sheria ya manunuzi ya umma. PPAA iliridhika pasi shaka na maamuzi yaliyotolewa na TCAA ya kumuengua mrufani katika mchakato wa zabuni yalikuwa sahihi. Hivyo, rufaa hiyo ilitupiliwa mbali kwa kukosa mashiko na PPAA iliamua kuwa kila upande ubebe gharama zake za rufani. 250,000 Kiasi cha fedha katika shilingi ambacho taasisi nunuzi inatakiwa kulipa kama gharama ya kuchapisha tangazo la fursa ya zabuni kwenye Procurement Journal? Taasisi nunuzi inapaswa kuonesha katika mpango wake wa manunuzi wa mwaka, bidhaa au huduma itakazonunua moja kwa moja kutoka kwa mzalishaji au mtoa huduma. Je Wajua? Zingatia usawa, ushindani thabiti, uwazi na ufanisi kwenye manunuzi ya umma ili kupata thamani bora ya fedha kwa maendeleo ya Taifa.

3 Tuesday April 4, 2017 Procurement Journal Procurement Opportunities 3 This section provides summaries of open tender opportunities in Procuring Entities (PEs). More details of the tenders may be found on PPRA website Prospective bidders are required to confirm the information provided hereunder or seek further details from respective PEs. GOODS Entity: Tanesco - Mwanza Tender No: PA/001/ /LZN/G/05 Tender Name: Supply of Tools and Equipment for Light Current and Electrical Workshop at Lake Zone Office- Mwanza. Price of Bid Document: TZS. 50,000 Tanesco, P.O. Box 812, Mwanza Deadline: 21 st April 2017, HRS Entity: Tanesco - HQ Tender No: PA/001/2016/HQ/G/71 Tender Name: Procurement of Two (2) Motor Vehicles for Rusumo Hydropower Project Source of Fund: ADB TANESCO, P.O. Box 9024, Dar Deadline: 28 th April 2017, HRS Entity: Sumatra Tender No: AE/025/ /HQ/G/25 Tender Name: Supply of Gaseous Emission Testing Equipment SUMATRA, P.O. Box 3093, Dar Deadline: 10 th April 2017, HRS Entity: Sumatra Tender No: AE/025/ /HQ/G/1 Tender Name: Supply of Rail Car Motor Trolley Method of Procurement: ICB SUMATRA, P.O. Box 3093, Dar Deadline: 18 th April 2017, HRS Entity: GPSA Tender No: AE/018/ /HQ/G/37 Tender Name: Supply of Projectors, Scanners and other Equipment Price of Bid Document: TZS. 50,000 Government Procurement Services Agency, P.O. Box 9150, Dar Deadline: 12 th April 2017, HRS Entity: GPSA Tender No: AE/018/ /HQ/G/22 Tender Name: Supply and Office Table, Office Chairs, File Cabinet, Office Curtains for NAOT HQ, Dodoma Price of Bid Document: TZS. 50,000 Government Procurement Services Agency, P.O. Box 9150, Dar Deadline: 12 th April 2017, HRS WORKS Entity: Rufiji District Council Tender No: LGA/013/ /W/WSDPII/04 Tender Name: Geographical Survey and Drilling Boreholes for Tawi (2), Siasa (1), Nambunju (2), Nyawanje (1), Kungurwe (1), Namakono (1), Ruwe (1), Nyaminywili (1), Mkongo (1) and Chumbi (2) in Rufiji District Council. Rufiji District Council, P.O. Box 28, Utete Deadline: 19 th April 2017, HRS Entity: Kondoa District Council Tender No: LGA/021/ /W/35/ Lot 1-3 Tender Name: Maintenance of Kondoa District Council Roads Kondoa District Council, P.O. Box 85, Kondoa Deadline: 19 th April 2017, HRS CONSULTANCY Entity: Tanroads - HQ Tender No: AE/001/ /HQ/C/38 Tender Name: Consultancy Services for Supervision of the Upgrading of Nyahua Chaya Road (85.4 Km) to Bitumen Standard. TANROADS Headquarters, P.O. Box 11364, Dar Deadline: 18 th April 2017, HRS Entity: Tanroads - Manyara Tender No: Tender Name: Construction of Magara Bridge 84.0km and its Approach Roads 4.0km along Mbuyu wa Mjerumani - mule Regional Road in Manyara Region TANROADS, P.O. Box 24, Babati Deadline: 28 th April 2017, HRS Entity: Sumatra Tender No: AE/025/ /HQ/C/03 Tender Name: Conducting Consumer Satisfaction Survey for Services Rendered at the Port of Dar es salaam. SUMATRA, P.O. Box 3093, Dar Deadline: 10 th April 2017, HRS Entity: Dawasa Tender No: AE/033/ /CS/03 Tender Name: Provision of Consultancy Services for Design and Construction Supervision of the Dar es Salaam Waste Water Project for Msimbazi System in Dar es Salaam Source of Fund: Korea Economic Development Cooperation DAWASA, P.O. Box 1573, Dar es Salaam Deadline: 26 th April 2017, HRS Entity: Ministry of Water and Irrigation Tender No: ME/011/ /C/16 Tender Name: Provision of Consultancy Services on Assignment Detailed Design and Preparation of Tender Document for Isimiani Water Supply Project in Iringa DC Region Ministry of Water and Irrigation, P.O. Box 9153, Dar es Salaam Deadline: 13 rd April 2017, HRS Entity: Ministry of Water and Irrigation Tender No: ME/011/ /C/15 Tender Name: Provision of Technical and Facilitation Consultancy Services for Water Supply to the Communities along Lake Tanganyika Shore Ministry of Water and Irrigation, P.O. Box 9153, Dar es Salaam Deadline: 29 th April 2017, HRS NON-CONSULTANCY Entity: Tasaf Tender No: IE/011/ /HQ/N/02 Tender Name: Printing Guidelines, Handbooks, Annual reports, Newsletters, Forms, IEC and CE Materials Price of Bid Document: TZS. 50,000 Social Action Fund, P.O. Box 9081, Dar Deadline: 04 th May 2017, HRS

4 4 Procurement Journal Tuesday April 4, 2017 Procurement News Editorial Board Chairman Mr. Christopher Mwakibinga Vice Chairman Mr. Yoswam Nyongera Members Mrs. Bertha Soka Mr. Paul Bilabaye Mr. Hamisi Tika Mr. Bunare Daniel Secretary Mr. Nelson Kessy Editor Eng. Nestor Ilahuka Contacts Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA), PPF Tower, 8th Floor, P.O. Box 49, Dar es saalam. Tel: ; Fax: ; Website: The Editorial Board of TPJ wishes to invite from the general public, procurement related news and articles for publication in the Journal. The invited articles could be either in English or Kiswahili. Please submit the article through the following e- mail address: The Editorial Board reserves the right to approve articles for publication in TPJ. Observe integrity when dealing with public procurement to ensure best value for money. Contribution of research and training institutions in public procurement By Prof. Sylvia Temu, Board Member - PPRA 1. Introduction It is important to appreciate that research activities are a solid basis for developing future oriented interventions especially in training and skill provision processes. This commentary aims at subscribing to the famous idiom No research no right to speak. In the just ended 9th East African Procurement Forum (EAPF) held in Kigali Rwanda, the participants received a notable presentation of the paper that addressed the subject matter in the case of Uganda. Readers are advised to visit the PPRA website for the full version of the paper. 2. The Basis of Commentary The paper brought to light generic challenges to the education provision and research undertaking regarding public procurement especially issues surrounding a view that much effort is wasted on theory rather than practice. Areas such as little understanding of the public procurement legal framework including relevant acts and regulations, tender evaluations, contract management, due diligence conduct for contractors and suppliers, inadequate soft skills were brought to light. The paper also touched issues of ethics, public private partnership, post contract management and the promotion of local firms in public procurement. The paper did well in highlighting what needs to be done in Uganda and which other public procurement regulatory bodies in the region could emulate to address current and future education and skills needs in the profession. It is important to have inventory of who is doing what in terms of public procurement training to help the development of appropriate interventions. 3. Drivers of Impactful Contribution from Training Institutions on the Public Procurement In order for training institutions to have impactful contribution on the PP some issues must be addressed, in particular i. Who is to be trained? ii. What is the content? iii. Quality of trainers iv. Beyond the classroom Continuous professional development Readers are invited to enrich the following discussion on the four issues and to propose actionable points. 3.1 Training on public procurement for who? The general aim of training institutions is to create human capital in public procurement that will enable both the public and private sectors to discharge public procurement functions effectively and efficiently. Training institutions should therefore be able to honestly answer the fundamental question about the relevance of their training, namely are they addressing the needs? In particular, Are they preparing people in the best possible manner to meet the public procurement national and regional needs? Are the needs known? When last were the training needs in public procurement identified, consolidated and validated? Were all stakeholders consulted in determining needed knowledge and skills? The collaboration between training institutions and practitioners in public procurement sector cannot be underscored in this regard for the users know best what the deficiencies are as well as the future needs. 3.2 What are the Contents of Training Provision of knowledge and skills is about preparing a learner to manage better the future and its challenges. We all must recognize that training, if done well, prepares the learner to appreciate the need for solving immediate challenges but also to expound their horizons to appreciate the world with wider lens and deeper thinking so as to solve more complex challenges. In public procurement, the training curricular should as the minimum address the knowledge and skills mismatch that are currently being experienced and those possible in the future. Relevant questions to the professionals as well as to training institutions are: i. How are the contents determined? ii. To what extent are the professionals and practitioners, including the PP regulatory bodies, involved? iii. Are there benchmarked curricular in PP and if they are, are they being used in all training institutions that train on PP? iv.if there are no benchmarks isn t this the right time to do so at least for the East African region? Of course, one does appreciate that there are generic curricular which are most probably being adapted and thus approved by relevant bodied. But the context and nature of challenges in our East African Community region must be addressed and thus the criticality of having benchmarked curricular for the region on public procurement. My humble submission would be for the regulatory and professional bodies in PP to promulgate the minimum standard content that must be covered at different levels of training to serve as the point of entry into the profession and these to be adapted by all the training institutions running academic and professional training programes on public procurement. The mastery of the fundamental and the underpinning principles in public procurement together with the prevailing legal framework i.e. public procurement acts and regulations, exposure into the implementation tools and expose into the future contemporary issues in PP should be made mandatory for instance at bachelor s degree level. Accreditation and benchmarking of training programs should not be at national/regional level only but the aspiration should be international so that procurement experts become globally recognized. Furthermore, to make training practical and to enable trainees to resonate with the specific countries context, training materials need to be context specific as well. Herein I recommend the development of contextualized training materials and accumulation of home-grown case studies within EAC partner states for classroom teaching to facilitate simulated training. In the 9th Forum, the delegates were enriched by the case of a 50-km long Thika Road construction in Kenya as well as Kigamboni Brigde in. There are certainly many more successful but also flawed cases from which to draw insightful lessons, good scalable and replicable practices and mistakes to avoid. 3.3 Who are the Trainers Training processes and its eventual outcomes are greatly influenced by quality and not only technical qualifications of trainers, which is principally a function of the trainers have the tacit competencies to deliver the training packages. Competencies here mean knowledge, skills, attitude and behavior that one need to train a public procurement professional to get ready into actual delivery of the professional service as expected. The paper presented by the Ugandan researcher during the 9th EAPF identified several shortfalls on the side of the trainers specifically on the pedagogy, professional practice and exposure deficiencies on the trainers side as well as inadequate or virtually lack of hands-on experience for the trainers themselves. These inadequacies cannot be undermined or neglected in any professional training process and call for immediate interventions and the most feasible approach is synergetic and collaborative efforts in addressing the highlighted shortfalls. From my point of view the public procurement regulatory authorities and professional bodies having identifies in the gap on the uk 6

5 Tuesday April 4, 2017 Procurement Journal Public Notices 5 PUBLIC NOTICE INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE IN TRAINING OF PPA 2011, PP (AMENDMENT) ACT 2016 AND ITS REGULATIONS AND The Authority is organizing a series of three (3) days intensive training program for staff from all procuring entities. The training program has been designed to equip participants with requisite knowledge of PPA 2011 and PP (amendment) Act 2016 and its regulations and Procurement Management Information System (). The participation fee for each training is TShs. 550, to cover the cost of training materials, certificate of attendance, facilitation, lunch and refreshments during the sessions. Each certificate will bear CPD hours. Confirmation will be through remittance of a fee to PPRA, Account No NMB Bank, Bank House - Dar and PPRA, Account No. 01J CRDB Bank, Tower Branch Dar and submission of payment evidence. The training, whose registration is limited to 50 participants per session, will be conducted at Dodoma Treasury Square according to the following program: Dates Training Dates Training 28th 30th November, th 18th February, st 3rd December, th 15th March, th 14th December, th 18th March, th 17th December, th 12th April, th 18th January, th 15th April, 2017 (Cancelled) 19th 21st January, nd 24th May, th 15th February, th 27th May, 2017 KEY * PPA stands for Public Procurement Act * PPR stands for Public Procurement Regulations To register, please contact us through the following address: Chief Executive Officer, Public Procurement Regulatory Authority, P.O. Box 49, Dar Tel: /7, ; Fax: ceo@ppra.go.tz; Website: Issued by: Dr. L. M. Shirima CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

6 6 Procurement Journal Tuesday April 4, 2017 Procurement News / Awarded Contracts Contribution of research and training institutions in public procurement uk 4 delivery side should seriously think of coming up with a program that is meant of horning the training on the practical side on the PP and make it mandatory. Furthermore it is not sufficient that one acquires one-time training, the regulators and professional need also consider the necessity of coming up with a mandatory continuing professional development (CPD) which will be monitored and both trainers as well as practitioners attend and clock in hours that provide evidence of CPD. In the same vein training institutions should open their doors to the practitioners to participate in different forms in the training processes such as providing public lectures, discussion of case studies, serving as examiners especially at post graduate level to mention only a few. A dialogue needs to be initiated by key players in the public procurement industry for the purpose achieving of effective training outcomes and thus impactful contribution on public procurement outputs. 4. Research In as far as research is concerned, I would be unfair if I do not underscore the criticality of carrying out research in this very important sector. Considering that substantial expenditure of the government budget every year takes place through public procurement, every serious researchers would really wish to conduct research in all the attendant issues that are being brought to light by the reports from regulatory authorities, Controller and Auditor General, media, citizens to actually find out the root causes of problems, good practices to emulate and upscale, replicate and horn the trainees on; all for the achievement of value for money in procurement. My quick thinking here is that researchers in our institutions of higher learning have a very fertile ground for research in this discipline. However for researches to deliver again value for money they would definitely need to be carried out collaboratively between researchers in universities and practitioners, for the focus is to resolve prevailing challenges but also future needs in the profession and emerging issues that as countries and the region we need to get prepared on. 5. Conclusion I must say that we all want to be part of success and not be counted as one of the odd in the development of the profession. I thus call for attention and debate of the few issues raised in this submission. In our discussions we should not forget that the most research (Inter- University Council of East Africa, 2014) on the quality of our university graduates in the region revealed shocking inadequacies in soft skills i.e. communication, work ethics and attitude, problem-solving and analytical skills, team work among others. These are skills that must be inculcated in preparing our young people in all levels of training in addition to the technical skills. Additional point for discussion paper; a) Mandatory engagement of lectures from higher learning institution as individual consultants during conduct of procurement compliance and value for money audits will enrich their practical knowledge of the industry hence assist them in delivering right knowledge; b) Support from the government in terms of financial resources to assist lecturers to conduct research and studies on PP. Procuring Entity Tender/ Contract Number Description of Supplies/ Services/ Works Procurement Method Suppliers/ Contractors/ Service Providers University of Dar PA/011/G/ /002 Lot 2 PA/011/G/ /002 Lot 2 PA/011/G/ /007 Lot 1 Supply, Installation and Commissioning of ICT Equipment to the University of Dar Computing Centre Provision of service of water pump at the University of Dar es salaam - Directorate of Estates services Supply of building materials to the University of Dar es salaam - Directorate of Estates Services Supply and installation of network equipment at the University of Dar es salaam - College of Engineering (Water Resource Engineering Programme) Supply, Installation and Commissioning of ICT Equipment to the University of Dar Computing Centre Supply of stationery to the University of Dar es salaam Supply of immunoassay analyzer machine to the University of Dar es salaam - Health Centre PA/011/G/ /048 Supply, installation and commissioning of fibre cable at the University of Dar es salaam - College of engineering and technology - cme department PA/011/N/ /009 Lot 4 PA/011/N/ /005 Lot 3 PA/011/G/ /034 Lot 1 PA/011/G/ /039 Lot 1 Additional landscaping service: open space landscaping and cleaning services - areas around Multi-science complex and College of Agriculture and Fisheries buildings Additional service cleaning of interior compounds of administrative and academic blocks, ablution unit inclusive of the paved exterior areas around the buildings at main and off campus premises- new two floor of ira buildings Supply Software (IDRISI TERRA/Set Campus License) to the University of Dar - Geography Department (CoSS) Supply of Laboratory Equipment to the University of Dar - College of Engineering and Technology Design and Manufacturing Benches for Science Complex Laboratory at the University of Dar es Salaam - College of Engineering and Technology Contract Amount (TZS) Award Date (dd/mm/yyyy) Computer Connections 164,189, /08/2016 Competitive Quotations Radi Services Limited 11,328, /02/2017 Competitive Quotations Stevens General Business & Supplies Competitive Quotations University of Dar Computing Centre Competitive Quotations Masumin Printways and Stationeries 11,408, /02/ ,155, /02/2017 Computer Connections 164,189, /08/ ,130, /02/2017 Competitive Quotations Pyramid Pharma Limited 56,000, /01/2017 Competitive Quotations University of Dar Computingtentre 23,707, /01/2017 Minor Value Procurement Perfect Cleaning Services 1,950, /01/2017 Minor Value Procurement BAMM Solutions (T) 593, /01/2017 Minor Value Procurement Clark Labs USD 3, /02/2017 Anatech Instruments (PTY) USD 75, /02/2017 Jaffery Ind. Saini 906,389, /01/2017

7 Tuesday April 4, 2017 Procurement Journal Awarded Contracts 7 Procuring Entity Tender/ Contract Number Description of Supplies/ Services/ Works Procurement Method Suppliers/ Contractors/ Service Providers Mwanga District Council LGA/048/ /C.FD/ LOMWE - VUAGHA/01 Contract Amount (TZS) Award Date (dd/mm/yyyy) Construction of lomwe - Vuagua feeder line Competitive Quotations Posh Alliance 165,321, /01/2017 LGA/048/ /RF-DEV/W/ SDFC/01 Upgrading of Mwanga by Pass dual to double surface dressing at Mwanga town Bona & Hubert Engineering (T) 352,070, /03/2017 LGA/048/ /KIF/W/ SEDII/Lot 2/2 Construction of Toilets - Kileo Secondary School Competitive Quotations Chome Construction 36,104, /07/2016 President's Office - Planning Commission IE/021/ /G/46 Supply and installation of five (5) units of air conditioners at planning commission offices Minor Value Procurement Kipanga General Traders 14,000, /03/2017 RAS - Njombe ME/022/ /G/2-25 Construction of the proposed Njombe regional administrative secretary residential house (House No 14b) to Be Built at Lunyanywi In Njombe town Building Agency 425,819, /03/2017 Temeke Municipal Council LGA/016/ /W/DMDP/ 01 Rehabilitation and upgrading of local selected roads in temeke municipality -pack age 1: kijichi -tuangoma Bridge and approach road and mwanamtoti road CRJE (East Africa) Limited 21,670,672, /3/2017 TIRA IE/019/ /HQ/G/ 002 Supply of photocopier machines to Insurance Regulatory Authority (TIRA) TTCL PA/032/2016/HQ/NC/03 Leasing service of multifunctional printers (MFP) Competitive Quotations MFI Document Solutions Minor Value Procurement MFI Document Solutions 20,800, /03/2017 4,735, /03/2017 Tunduru District Council LGA/106/ /HQ/ W/02 Periodic maintenance (5km) and Stone Pitching (1km) along Tunduru town roads. Stuimak Engineering Co., 279,188, /03/2017 LGA/106/ /HQ/ W/03 Periodic Maintenance along Sisi Kwa Sisi - Cheleweni - Nakatete Road (9km), Routine Maintenance Along Mwongozo - Kidugalo (24km), Structures Along Sisi Kwa Sisi - Cheleweni - Nakatete 20km (4no's Luke Associates 291,190, /03/2017 LGA/106/ /HQ/ W/04 Periodic Maintenance along Mtonya - Mindu - Liwangula Road (7.61km) Routine Maintenance Along Namiungo - Namanga (10km), and Construction of Namiungo Bridge along Namiungo - Mnenje Road Mwanakwezi Corporation Co. 316,632, /03/2017 LGA/106/ /HQ/W/05 Spot Improvement along Namasakata - Naikula - Liwanga (8km), Routine Maintenance along Ligoma - Msinji (6km), Routine Maintenance Along Ligoma/ Junction - Mchuruka (6km), Structures Along Ligoma -Namasakata Sec. School (1no), Tuwemacho - Nasya - Mtina (13km), Angalia - Chikunja (12.8km) LGA/106/ /HQ W/06 Spot Improvement along Nandembo 3 - Tumaini (6km), Routine Maintenance along Nandembo - Nampungu Road (7km), Kitalo - Chajila - Kidodoma (6km), Tunduru - Masonya - Mkalekawana - Nambarapi (11.4km) Competitive Quotations Mucha Building Construction Co. Competitive Quotations SIMTASO (2002) Group Co., 125,386, /03/ ,845, /03/2017 LGA/106/ /HQ/W/07 Routine Maintenance along Ligunga - Kindamba (6km), Matemanga - Jakika - Kajima (5km), Tabora -Fundimbanga (5.09km), Milonde-Kalulu (6km) and Milonde - Ndenyende (10 Km) Competitive Quotations Flash Tech (T) LTD 63,886, /03/2017 TCAA AE/028/ /HQ/NCS/15 Provision of services for flight calibration of navigation equipment for Civil Aviation Authority Provision of consultancy services to assist Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) in spectrum auction processes Selection Radiola Aerospace USD 156, /03/2017 Coleago Consulting Euro 307, /03/2017

8 8 Procurement Journal Tuesday April 4, 2017 Awarded Contracts Procuring Entity Tender/ Contract Number Description of Supplies/ Services/ Works Procurement Method Suppliers/ Contractors/ Service Providers Ewura AE/024/ /HQ/ G/31 Institute of Rural Development Planning Mkuranga District Council Mwanga District Council Contract Amount (TZS) Award Date (dd/mm/yyyy) Supply of printed registry files Competitive Quotations Fast Choice TZ 56,000, /03/2017 PA/026/ /G/16 Supply of five (5) ton box body truck for Ecovillage Adaptation to Climate Change in Central (ECO-ACT) project LGA/012/ /RF/ W/01 LGA/012/ /RF/ W/02 LGA/012/ /RF/ W/03 LGA/012/ /RFAV/ 04 LGA/012/ /RFAV/ 05 LGA/012/ /RF/ W/06 ME/004/ /HQ/ G/07 ME/004/ /HQ/ C/03 ME/004/ /HQ/ C/08 LGA/048/ /KIL/ W/SEDII/Lot 2/2 Emergency and routine maintenance for Mwanambaya - Kongowe, Vianzi - Malela, Vikindu - Kilongoni, Marogoro -Yavayava, Mwandege - Mkokozi na Msorwa - Kisayani - Malela roads Emergency and routine maintenance for Mkuranga - Sunguvuni, Mbezi - Shungubweni na barabara za Mitaa - Mkuranga mjini roads Emergency and routine maintenance for Kimanzichana - Mkamba - Chamgoi na Mkamba - Mbulani -Mkuruwjli roads Emergency and routine / periodic maintenance Mvuleni - Nyamato, Mkiu - Mikere, Nyamaronda - Nasibugani, Magawa i- Mdimni, Sotele - Sangasanga, Nyamaronda - Nasibugani, Mvuleni - Nyamato na Nasibugani - Sangasanga roads Emergency and routine maintenance for Kiparang'anda - Bupu, Mbulani - Bupu, Mwarusembe - Njia nne, Bigwa -Mihekela - Kitomondo, Kiimbwanidi - Matanzi na Kiparang'anda - Bupu. Periodic maintanace Magawa - Kifumangao Supply of ICT equipment for information communication technology unit for the ministry of finance and planning (vote 50) - Lot 9 supply of servers, router, switch, desktop & laptop computers Provision of consultancy services to study on efficiency of the public procurement system in for the ministry of finance and planning (vote 21) Provision of consultancy services on independent verification of health service result supported by the health basket fund and the strengthening primary health care for results programme assignment for the Ministry of finance and planning (vote 50) Construction of Toilets -Kileo Secondary School Competitive Quotations Diamond Motors 114,670, /02/2017 Competitive Quotations Mwombe Company Limited 92,512, /03/2017 Competitive Quotations The Kerry Company Limited 147,091, /03/2017 Competitive Quotations Shokwaman Enterprises 91,643, /03/2017 Competitive Quotations Mashauri Trading Company Limited 119,313, /03/2017 Competitive Quotations The Kerry Company Limited 137,175, /03/2017 Competitive Quotations Jonenac Construction Limited 43,084, /03/2017 Competitive Quotations Simply Computers (T) 69,164, /11/2016 Consultant Qualifications Dynamic Engineering Consult 192,350, /12/2016 Consultant Qualifications Innovex Auditors, 236,000, /08/2016 Competitive Quotations Chome Construction 36,104, /07/2016 LGA/048/ /KIF/W/SEDII/Lot 1/2 Construction of Toilets - Kifaru Secondary School Competitive Quotations Bama Building & Civil Engineer 36,000, /07/2016 LGA/048/ / MAND/W/SEDII/Lot 4/2 LGA/048/ /RFAV MWGT/PKG1/Q1 LGA/048/ /RF/ W/KIL-LANG/PKG2/Q2 LGA/048/ /RF/ W/BRG/PKG4/Q4 LGA/048/ /RF- DEV/W/SDFC- DRESSING/01 LGA/048/ / SSIDP/W/KIL/02 Construction of Toilets - Mandaka Secondary School Routine and periodic maintenance, spot improvement and bridge/culvert at Mwanga town (pkg 1)] Routine and Periodic Maintenance, Spot Improvement and Bridge/Culvert at Kileo and Lang'ata(Package Two) Construction of Lomwe - Makandenl Kilomeni Bridge (Package 4)] Upgrading of hon. Msuya roads to surface dressing at mwanga town Competitive Quotations Chome Construction 36,104, /07/2016 Competitive Quotations Akik & Family Enterprises 68,440, /07/2016 Competitive Quotations Akik &Family Enterprises 94,754, /01/2017 Competitive Quotations Ihn& Company Limited 70,864, /01/2017 Rehabilitation of Kileo Irrigation Scheme Bona & Hubert Engineering (T) 352,070, /01/2017 Notra Tech Limited 207,196, /01/2017