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- Country: Angola
- Summary: Construction of the Water Distribution Center (CD - Bita), Composed of Reservoirs, Elevated Tan, including Pumping Station, Auxiliary Buildings and Associated Distribution Network
- AOT Ref No: 33108587
- Deadline: 26 May 2019
- Competition: ICB
- Financier: Self Financed
- Purchaser Ownership: -
- Tender Value: Refer Document
- Notice Type: Tender
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- Purchaser's Detail :
- Description :
- Tenders are invited for Construction of the Water Distribution Center (Cd - Bita), Composed of Reservoirs, Elevated Tan, including Pumping Station, Auxiliary Buildings and Associated Distribution Network. Government of Angola, through the Ministry of Energy and Water, requested a financing guarantee from the World Bank to implement the "4-Bita System to be implemented from 2020 for a period of 3 years. The development objective of the Bita project is to increase water production by supplying the current try to the capital city and raise the rates of coverage of water supply to the southeast sule zones of the city of Luanda. Implementation of distribution networks and home connections associated to the BITA Distribution Center, in the zone of influence of the Construction Project of the Distribution Center of (BITA CD) composed of reservoirs, elevated tank, including the pumping station, auxiliary buildings and networks of associated distribution, Lot B3 of System 4, formerly denominated Lot B8; Implementation of Distribution Networks and Household Links associated to the BITA Distribution Center, in the zone of influence of the Construction Project of the Distribution Center of (CD Zona Verde / Cabolombo - Lot B4) composed of reservoirs, elevated tank, including pumping station, auxiliary buildings and associated distribution networks, Lot B4 of System 4, formerly referred to as Lot B9; Implementation of Distribution Networks and Household Links associated to the BITA Distribution Center, in the zone of influence of the Construction Project of the Distribution Center of (CD RAMIROS) composed of reservoirs, elevated tank, including the pumping station, auxiliary buildings and networks of associated distribution, Lot B5 of System 4, previously denominated Lot B10; Implementation of Distribution Networks and Home Connections associated to the BITA Distribution Center, in the zone of influence of the Construction Project of the Distribution Center of (World CD) consisting of reservoirs, elevated tank, including the pumping station, auxiliary buildings and networks of associated distribution, Lot B6 of System 4, formerly denominated Lot B11; Improvement of the distribution networks in the Camama zones, associated to the project of implantation of pipelines ETA Bita / CD Camama - CD Camama / CD Cabolombo, CD Cabolombo / CD Rami- , CD Ramiros / CD Ilha do Mussulo - Cazanga of Lot B2 of System 4, previously denominated Lot B12; Improvement of the distribution networks in the areas of Benfica Il, associated to the project of implantation of pipelines ETA Bita / CD Camama - CD Camama / CD Cabolombo, CD Cabolombo / CD Rami-ros, CD Ramiros / CD Ilha do Mussulo - Cazanga do Lote B2 of System 4, formerly denominated Batch B13; Responsibility for the implementation of the 4 - Bita System construction project is from the Ministry of Energy and Water / EPAL - EP Public Water Company, which will be in coordination with other government agencies involved in the implementation of the project. B1, B2, B3, and B7 are expected to benefit from co-guarantee or co-financing by BPl-France. Environmental and Social Safeguard Policies of the World Bank In accordance with World Bank procedures for issuing the project finance guarantee, four environmental and social safeguards policies were implemented to ensure that the project in question is environmentally and socially sustainable. These policies focus on Environmental Assessment (OP 4.01), Natural Habitat (OP / B 4.04), Involuntary Resettlement (OP / BP4.12) and Physical Cultural Resources (OP / BP4.11). For this purpose, safeguards documents were established to establish procedures to be followed by the implementers of the subprojects linked to the construction of the 4 - Bita System, namely: Social Environmental Impact Study (EIAS) and Resettlement Policy Framework (QPR). Environmental and Social Impact Study. (OP 4.01). Potential environmental and social impacts and the respective mitigation measures for the different types of investments that are envisaged in the implementation of the 4 - Bita System construction project. The ESIA establishes procedures to ensure that all activities that are funded are subject to an environmental and social assessment process and that measures are taken to mitigate potential negative impacts in compliance with World Bank OP 4.01 on Environmental Assessment . Policy Framework (OP 4.12). The project is expected to result in the loss of access (temporary or permanent) to natural resources; loss of land due to the construction of infrastructure or extension of agricultural areas. The Resettlement Policy Framework (RBM) provides guidelines for managing the socio-economic impacts associated with land acquisition by the project and for the protection of communities. This summary presents a summary of the content of documents that are being published publically for the consultation of all interested persons. The documents can be sent by simply requesting through the e-mail address: projectbitaGdepal.co.ao. The documents can also be consulted or downloaded on the web page of the Public Water Company EPAL-EP (www.epal.co.ao/projects). They can also be found for consultation at the EPAL-EP Directorate in Talatona, Via G3AG18143, Luanda - Angola. Phone: (+226) 431 567. Luanda, on May 16, 2019. [Disclaimer: The above text is machine translated. For accurate information kindly refer the original document.]
- Documents :
Purchaser : MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND WATER
EPAL-EP Directorate in Talatona, Via G3AG18143, Luanda,
Phone : +226-431567.
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