Ethio telecom invites all interested and eligible bidder by this National Competitive Bid for the procurement of Standard G+4 shop construction at Humera to sign a contract agreement with the finally awarded bidder(s)
Bids opening date
Published on
RFQ No: - 4043050-2
1.Ethio telecom invites all interested and eligible bidder by this
National Competitive Bid for the procurement of Standard G+4 shop construction at Humera to sign a contract agreement with the finally awarded bidder(s).
The bid remains floating
from February 10, 2021 to March 2, 2021.
Bid documents can be obtained from ethio telecom Head Office, Room No. 201 during office hours upon payment of a non-refundable fee of
Bid documents can be obtained from ethio telecom Central North Region Main Office (Debre Birhan, St. Selassie building Room No. 407 during office hours upon payment of a non-refundable fee of Birr 100.00 (Birr One Hundred only).
2. All 2. All interested bidders are expected to fulfill the requirements stated here below:
a) Bid Security valid for 148 days starting from bid opening date.
b) Bidders should have a valid and renewed trade license for the year
c) Bidders should have VAT registration certificate
d) Anti-bribery pledge form
f) Bidder should have valid Tax clearance certificate.
g) Other requirements of the bidding document
3 All Bids must be accompanied by a bid security in the amount of
Ethio telecom invites all interested and eligible bidders by this National Competitive Bid for the procurement of Standard Double Cap 2WD, Standard Double Cap 4WD, Extended Cap 4WD, Mini bus and Cargo Truck Rental service
Bids opening date
Published on
RFQ No. 4047543
Ethio telecom invites all interested and eligible bidders by this National Competitive Bid for the procurement of
Standard Double Cap 2WD, Standard Double Cap 4WD, Extended Cap 4WD, Mini bus and Cargo Truck Rental service with RFQ No.
4047543 and to sign a contract with finally awarded bidder(s).
The bid remains floating
Bid documents can be obtained from ethio telecom’s
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 18 December 2020:
For many Sierra Leoneans who had feared a change of government in 2018 may simply usher in more of the same corruption and poor governance, today’s publishing of the country’s Auditor General’s 2019 Report into the SLPP government’s management of public funds, confirms those fears.
The report, like all previous reports, makes for disheartening reading. There is corruption and malfeasance across the corridors of almost every government ministry and department, including the Office of the President and Office of the First Lady, where millions of dollars cannot be accounted for.
Will the Anti-Corruption Commission have the courage and determination to conduct an impartial and transparent investigation?