The Democratic Republic of Congo is launching an international call for tenders for the acquisition of computer equipment for the Technical Committee for Monitoring and Evaluation of Reforms (CTR). The market, without prequalification, is open to all eligible candidates and concerns the acquisition of a single lot of 371 laptop computers, 732 desktop computers, 371 printers and 732 inverters.
The CTR has obtained funds to finance this acquisition and is soliciting sealed bids. Interested candidates must provide the necessary documents to prove their eligibility and ability to provide the requested materials, ranging from administrative requirements to technical capabilities and similar experiences.
Tenders must be accompanied by a bank guarantee for an amount equivalent to one percent (1%) of the lot and must be submitted no later than June 29, 2023 at 11:00 a.m. local time (UT+1) to the address of the CTR in Kinshasa.
In addition to this call for tenders, the political and economic situation in the DRC is the subject of several debates and concerns. Several press articles published on Fatshimétie’s blog cover the main current political, economic and social events in the DRC. Among them, we can cite a few such as the Congolese political scene, the extraordinary summit of the East African Community, the investigation into crimes against humanity in the province of Ituri, the situation of the carriers suspending transport on the roads leading to the former eastern province, as well as the citizens’ movements and the ultimatum of the deputies and senators of Together for the Republic.
In addition to the political scene, events on entrepreneurship, such as the Young Congolese Entrepreneurs Fair, as well as progress in the education sector with the 52,784 finalist students passing the ENAFEP 2023 edition in Kasai, are also covered. in articles.
In short, this supply market in the Democratic Republic of Congo is part of a series of political, economic and social events. The completion of this contract could significantly contribute to the development of the technical and digital capacity of the CTR for the implementation of reforms