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Construction of Duke water reservoir and CTI Transmission pipelines
Procurement Process
ITB - Invitation to bid
Office
UNDP-PAL - PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES
Deadline
05-Jun-23 @ 09:00 AM (New York time)
Published on
01-May-23 @ 12:00 AM (New York time)
Reference Number
UNDP-PAL-00084,3
Contact
Procurement Analyst - proc3.papp@undp.org
Introduction
Lot1:
Construction of Transmission pipelines From Duke reservoir to CTI existing tank and part of the line from duke reservoir to Nuweimeh reservoir.
The General Scope
Trench excavation, supplying, laying, installation, backfilling, testing, disinfection of the HDPE pipelines for the two lines described above with all related chambers and fittings as shown in the drawings.
Lot 2:
Construction of underground water reservoir in the “Duke Al Fuka” area that will serve the that will store water for CTI and al duke al Fuka Municipality.
The General Scope
The project involves the construction and commissioning of a pile retaining wall, excavation, and the building of a three-compartment underground water reservoir with mechanical piping connecting the tank to both the feeding line and transmission lines through pumps. Additionally, boundary walls will be constructed, along with site drainage and landscaping, and an asphalt yard. The project will also include the installation of all necessary control and monitoring equipment to ensure proper functioning of the water storage and distribution system. The proposed retaining wall will be built using reinforced concrete piles and optional cladding wall on pile face.