“Consultancy services to study alternatives for the San Martín DWTP expansion and the new drinking water elevation station on reserve G, and the bidding project of the new drinking water elevation station on reserve G”.
Convocation from December 10 to March 01, 2022
Request for proposal (RFP) to participate in: “Consultancy services to study alternatives for the San Martín DWTP expansion and the new drinking water elevation station on reserve G, and the bidding project of the new drinking water elevation station on reserve G”.
CAF has given to the Argentine Republic its approval of a technical cooperation to finance the “study of alternatives for the San Martín DWTP expansion and the new drinking water elevation station on reserve G, and the bidding project of the new drinking water elevation station on reserve G.”
To that end, it is inviting interested consulting firms to submit proposals to provide the services for such studies.
The objective of the RFP is to select a consulting firm to carry out such studies.
Description of the consultancy:
The consultancy consists of the carrying out of preliminary studies, analyzing alternatives, selecting the most convenient solution for the expansion of the San Martín Water Treatment Plant and the New Impeller Pump Station and the bidding project for the New Impeller Pump Station. The term for the execution of all the contracted work is 360 calendar days, counting from the signing of the contract.
- Funds: CAF will provide the financial resources to hire the consultancy through the Water Sector Pre-Investment Program (CAF-PPSA).
- Language of submission of the proposal: Spanish.
- Language of studies: Spanish.
- Deadline for receipt of inquiries: January 17, 2022 at 11:59 p.m., Buenos Aires time, Argentina.
- Deadline for receipt of proposals: March 1, 2022 at 11:59 p.m. Buenos Aires time, Argentina.
- Email for submission of proposals: ARGENTINA_PPSA@caf.com
Companies demonstrating ongoing experience related to the purpose of this RFP may respond to this call.
Interested consulting firms may join other firms as a consortium or temporary partnership.
