In 1974, The Development Initiative For Community Enhancement (DICE) was
established as inter-governmental Organization for Nigeria States, DICE is
committed to advancing human rights, Social economic development and alleviating
unnecessary human suffering in Africa.
Join us in creating a world in which every man, woman, and child has the
opportunity to enjoy good health and live in peace. This peace with justice requires
resolving conflict according to rules agreed to by all, beginning with the shared
commitment to human rights and democratic values. Today, virtually all
governments claim to share this belief. The DICE, in partnership with others, seeks
practical ways to narrow the gap between the rhetoric and realities of government
policies in Nigeria countries striving to overcome legacies of oppression and deadly
conflict by building more just societies of their own.
Address: Suite C35, Danziyal Plaza, Central Business Area, Abuja Municipal, Abuja, Nigeria
Telephone: +234 909 008 4203
E-mail: info@dice-ng.org
West African Aid Network (WAAN) is a non-profit organization devoted to providing first-class assistance,
support. and education to the most vulnerable children in Sub-Saharan Africa. Not only WAAN is working on a
thorough and accurate understanding of HIV among young men and young women (aged 15-24} in sub-Saharan
Africa, it also helps to make the world much better by helping the children in that region to be able to accomplish
their goals, free of the daily struggies of poverty, hunger, illiteracy, HIV/AIDS and other abuse. Like children all
around the world, these children are smart. ambitious and creative but they Just need the resources to
demonstrate their potential. WAAN believes that HfV/AIDS and extreme poverty strikes mostly when household
resources prove insufficient to secure the essentials of dignified living. The consequences of such a situation are
devastating, they include hunger, children out of school, exposure to unnecessary health risks, and the diminution
of household back-up resources.
Tender Supply Of Baby Wears
BID INVITATION
Bidders are hereby invited from suitable qualified service providers to apply and deliver of Baby Wears. Foor & Diary Products, Submersible Water Pumps, and
School Furniture & Medical Supplies
Only bidders from service providers registered on our supplier database will be accepted Bidders not currently registered must ensure that they register on the
WAAN supper database before closure of bid This bid will be evaluated in terms of the 80/20 Preferential Procurement Point system and the points will be allocated as follows,
80 . Price. 20 BBGEE status.
MANDATORY DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED WITH THE BID
« Evidence of Business Registration in your Country of Operation.
« Company Profile / Presentation
Evidence of Similar project handied by your Compaity to any Non Goveramental Organization in West Africa.
* Product Sample for quality evaluation
CLOSING DATE
Bid documents must be submitted to us through our focal agents and closing date will also be
indicated to our local agents accordingly.
Enquiries may be directed to the below emails during office hours (07:45 -16:15}
Procurement related enquires: email: tender@waantg org
WAAN Office Togo:
No. 228 Rue Du Belgique
B.P 25102
Atakpame Togo.
Tel/Fax: +228 99 284919
Email: info@waantg.org | waantg@outlook.com
WAAN Office Ghana:
136 Attaque Road Takoradi Ghana
Tel: +233 543 523192
Tel: +233 245 429294
Email: ghana@waantg.org
Procurement related enquires: email: tender@waantg.org
Upper Zakum Development is the overseeing arm of the projects an going at the UZ750.
Upper Zakum is operated by Zakum Develapment Company (ZADCO} on behalf of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (60%). ExxonMobil (28%) and Japan Oil Development Company Limited (129).
OPPORTUNITIES/REGISTRATION
Areas of Opportunities to apply for are:
268km of Pipeline projects to include: construction/laying, supply of line pipes, coating of line pipes.
FPSO and FSO, Steel Structures and Offshore Platform Construction
Gas Process Plant, Power Generation, Turbines Supplies and Petrochemical Plant
Valves, Rings, Joints, Gates, Flanges, Forgings, OCTG, Drill Pipes
Drilling, Rigs, Completion, Work-over companies and suppliers
Oilfield Services and Supplies
Engineering and Engineering Supplies
Heat Transfer, Instrumentation, Pumps
Exploration, Production, Survey, Data Acquisition
Consultancy Services, Inspection, Risk & Asset Management
Company Registration Form
Click here to Download Vendor Registration Form DH06 here, send completed form to: vendors@zakumoffshore.com
Contact Person: Aisha Wiga
Public Relations Officer
Upper Zakum Oilfield Development,
South - East Drive Way, Plot 13,
Inside The Artificial Island,
84km NW of Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Email: info@zakumoffshore.com
Tel: +971 588 092 450
vendors@zakumoffshore.com
Yobe State Rural & Urban Development Authority (YSRUDA) was established by Yobe State Government of Nigeria with the mission of facilitating the rapid, even and sustainable development of Yobe State into a state that is economically prosperous, socially stable, ecologically regenerative and politically peaceful..
Plot 125 Barewa Road G.R.A Behind Government House
Damaturu, Yobe State, Nigeria
tenderboard@ysruda.com
ysruda@outlook.com
Tel: +234 80 22918531
The Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF) is an autonomous intergovernmental organization and specialised agency of the West African Countries with its Headquarters located at Lomé Togo. It covers 14 of the 15 countries of the regional economic community (Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Mali, Niger, Cameroon, Senegal, Togo).
The Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF) is definitively established in Lomé, Togo in March 1996. This was the result of a long preparation since the creation of the Agency, in January 1996 by the Regional Council of Ministers. Following the establishment of the Agency, the Region committed itself to fund AFATRF with $8,684 million for the first five years as operation budget for Economic Empowerment and Development and $US 10 million for the Infrastructure Fund annually.
Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF) uses public contracts to procure goods and services, studies, technical assistance and training as well as consultancy, conference and publicity services. It also procures books and IT equipment etc.
The providers are selected through calls for tenders which are issued through the Procurement Unit of the Agency on behalf of Departments, Directorates, Agencies and units across the Region.
Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF) requires Supplier/ Vendor to register at Basic level only. Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF) may require vendors to provide documentation and additional information in lieu of qualifying the vendor for registration at Level 1 or 2. The level of registration and accompanying requirements are determined by the monetary value of potential contracts. The system is intuitive and will automatically only allow vendors to register for Level 1 and 2 with Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF) which make use of these additional qualification levels.
Basic registration requirements
1. General information (name of company, licence number, address, telephone, details of contact persons, etc.).
2. Payment of US$ 300 Vendor/ Supplier Registration Fee.
3. Classification of your goods and services.
Level 1 requirements
4. Criteria 1-3 above.
5. Certificate of incorporation or equivalent document verifying legal status/capacity.
6. Details and email addresses of at least three independent, non-affiliated references whom you have done business with.
7. Names of owner(s) and principals (including parent company, subsidiaries/affiliates, CEO/Managing Director, and those with controlling interests, if applicable). The names of intermediaries, agents and/or consultants, (if any) used in relation to Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF) contracts or bids/proposals.
Level 2 requirements
8. Criteria 1-7 above.
9. Reference letters from three independent, non-affiliated clients/companies, you have done business with. Reference letters should be in English and from three independent, non-affiliated clients/companies whom you have sold products and/or services to during the last 12 months preferably with a description of project/work undertaken; and date started/completed and value of project. Reference letters should be prepared/signed on the referee’s letterhead paper and reference should refer to the entity that is seeking registration.
10. Financial documents (audited/certified financial statements or equivalent) for the last three years.
Company Registration Statuses
Submitted
Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF) will only review and evaluate your Basic level registration submission at this stage. Once this process is started, you will not be able to update your company’s details and the status of your submission will be changed to ‘In progress’.
Please note that submissions for Level 1 and 2 registrations will most likely only be evaluated as part of a procurement process. The status of these registrations will thus remain 'Submitted'.
In Progress
Your company is currently being reviewed and evaluated by the Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF). You will not be able to make any changes to your profile during this stage. On average, the review and evaluation process may take up to 10 working days from submission to finalization.
Resubmitted
The status indicates that your registration has been resubmitted for review and evaluation on the date indicated in the field. Your registration will be reviewed and re-evaluated by the Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF)). On average, the review and evaluation process may take up to 10 working days from submission to finalization.
Registered
Congratulations. Your company has been registered on Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF) based on the information provided on submission.
Please note that being registered on Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF) procurement database means that the details of your company is part of the database of potential vendors. Please note that once the Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF) confirm your registration, your company’s profile will be visible to all staff when searching for vendors.
Registration does not imply pre-qualification. Prequalification is a systematic process to determine the capacity of a manufacturer to produce a product of consistent quality in accordance with international standards and organizations’ specifications. The purpose of prequalification is to protect the buyer and the end user by ensuring good quality products are procured and distributed. This pertains specifically - but not exclusively - to products and/services for essential medicines, medical devices, condoms, contraceptives, and related commodities.
Furthermore Anglo-Franco Agency & Tchamba Relief Foundation (AFATRF) reserve the right to further assess and evaluate your company. This may be during the tendering phase or before contract award. All registered vendors still need to submit quotations/proposals in response to tender notices and comply with quality assurance requirements, where applicable. We recommend that you check the tender notices through registered sourcing agents in Togo daily and respond to notices which correspond to your products and/or services.
Nr. 25 Ave Massai, Boutchowa De TCHAMBA, Togo Republic
Tel: +228 92 34 28 84
Tel: +228 92 34 27 14
Email: info@afatrf.com
The Regional Anglofranco Foundation & Humanitarian Relief Agency (RAFHRA) is an autonomous intergovernmental organization and specialised agency of the West African Countries with its Headquarters located at Lomé Togo. It covers 14 of the 15 countries of the regional economic community (Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Mali, Niger, Cameroon, Senegal, Togo).
The Regional Anglofranco Foundation & Humanitarian Relief Agency (RAFHRA) is definitively established in Lomé, Togo in March 1996. This was the result of a long preparation since the creation of the Agency, in January 1996 by the Regional Council of Ministers. Following the establishment of the Agency, the Region committed itself to fund RAFHRA with $8,684 million for the first five years as operation budget for Economic Empowerment and Development and $US 10 million for the Infrastructure Fund annually.
Regional Anglofranco Foundation & Humanitarian Relief Agency (RAFHRA) uses public contracts to procure goods and services, studies, technical assistance and training as well as consultancy, conference and publicity services. It also procures books and IT equipment etc…
The providers are selected through calls for tender which are issued through the Procurement Unit of the Commission on behalf of Departments, Directorates, Agencies and units across the Region.
Procurement is administered by the Procurement Unit (PU), which is responsible for solicitation of offers, awarding and management of contracts and purchase orders in close cooperation with RAID substantive branches. In addition to the centralized procurement, Regional Anglofranco Foundation & Humanitarian Relief Agency (RAFHRA) Representatives in the field are authorized to procure locally goods and services for the requirements of the field offices.
Blvd Nr 224 Avenue Sinkassi de Babame, ATAKPAME, Republic of Togo
Telephone: +228 799 03963 / +228 985 78466
info@rafhra.org
The Regional Empowerment and Development Agency (REDA) is an autonomous intergovernmental organization and specialised agency of the West African Countries with its Headquarters located at Lomé Togo. It covers 14 of the 15 countries of the regional economic community (Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Gambia, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo).
The Regional Empowerment and Development Agency (REDA) is definitively established in Lomé, Togo in March 1996. This was the result of a long preparation since the creation of the Agency, in January 1996 by the Regional Council of Ministers. Following the establishment of the Agency, the Region committed itself to fund REDA with $8,684 million for the first five years as operation budget for Economic Empowerment and Development and $US 10 million for the Infrastructure Fund annually.
Regional Empowerment and Development Agency (REDA) uses public contracts to procure goods and services, studies, technical assistance and training as well as consultancy, conference and publicity services. It also procures books and IT equipment etc…
The providers are selected through calls for tender which are issued through the Procurement Unit of the Commission on behalf of Departments, Directorates, Agencies and units across the Region.
Regional Development Commissions are regional governments in Minnesota made up of a board of local elected officials from counties, cities, schools boards, public interest groups and transit systems that provide cooperation and coordination on broad regional issues. The Regional Development Commissions, commonly abbreviated as RDC, were established by state law in 1969 to provide a variety of governmental assistance to local governments.
Head Office:
320 west First Street,
Duluth, Minnesota 55802,
United State Of America
New York Office:
147 Prince St, Brooklyn,
NY 11201, United States
Emails:
info@usrda.org
projectdirector@usrda.org
contractcommittee@usrda.org
unitedstateregionaldevelopment@gmail.com
Tel: +1 218 216 9834
The West African Construction And Building Contractors Association (WACOBCA) was formed about thirty-five (35) years ago, to offer a common and united front for persons in building and civil engineering construction to dialogue effectively with the government of 15 countries in West Africa through the sector Ministry (Ministry of Works, Housing and Urban Development) for the development and growth of the industry and for the economic benefit of African nations.
Players in the building and construction industry must register with a new professional body before they can be allowed to practice in West Africa, the experts, who also include project managers, must register with the WACOBCA before they undertake any construction work in the region.
WACOBCA facilitates access to collective bargaining agreement with the Trade Union (TUC), Renewal of Certificates, capacity building, finance, trade promotion, linkages, information dissemination and more.
Membership in the Association would result in the following status and benefits for your company
Accreditation for your company as trusted African partner in the construction Industry for both national and International Business.
National Certification and warranty that your company adheres to the highest international standards of the construction industry following due diligence.
Access to a network of committed professionals that are dependable and supportive of your business.
A united voice for lobbying necessary governmental and related institutions in advancement of the best interest of the industry and for that matter of your company.
Partner in ensuring minimum standards and requirements for skilled workers in the construction industry in the country to reduce injuries, increase safety and efficiency of your business.
Partner in the drive to secure greater construction opportunities and preferences for West African based companies, including your company of works in Benin.
Lot No.23, Carré 432 Guinkomey,
01 BP 8754, Cotonou, Rep.of Benin
info@wacobca.org
help@wacobca.org
phone
+229 98 16 65 98
+229 67 91 87 82
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