Renovation and diversion works of drinking water pipes in Moroni
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Description & Project Overview
UNION OF THE COMOROS Unity – Solidarity – Development ---------------- MINISTRY OF ENERGY, WATER AND HYDROCARBONS __________________________ NATIONAL WATER SECTOR RESILIENCE PROJECT (P504691 – PNRSE) AAOI reference: 2026/11/10-03/MEEH/PNRSE/Renovation and diversion work on Moroni drinking water pipes Project : NATIONAL WATER SECTOR RESILIENCE PROJECT (P504691) Project owner: Ministry of Energy, Water and Hydrocarbons Country: UNION OF THE COMOROS Title of the Contract : Work to divert drinking water pipes in Moroni Loan/Credit/donation No : E3400-KM Issued on : November 10, 2026 The Union of the Comoros has received funding from the World Bank to finance the National Water Sector Resilience Project, and intends to use part of this funding to make payments under the Contract for Renovation and Diversion of Drinking Water Pipes in Moroni. For this contract, the Borrower will use the Direct Payment disbursement method, as defined in the World Bank Disbursement Guidelines for Investment Project Financing, with the exception of payments for which the contract provides for the use of documentary credit. The National Water Sector Resilience Project is soliciting closed offers from eligible bidders who meet the required qualifications for carrying out the renovation and diversion of drinking water pipes in Moroni.
The procurement procedure will be conducted by international competitive bidding (ICB) as defined in the World Bank “Procurement Regulations for Borrowers Requesting Investment Project Financing” of February 2025, and open to all bidders from eligible countries as defined in said Regulations. Eligible and interested bidders can obtain information from the PMU office.