Fatshimetrie, the leading media outlet in the Democratic Republic of Congo, is here to keep you informed about the Central Bank of Congo’s recruitment of individual consultants for conducting expertise on the bank’s land and buildings.
The Central Bank of Congo, a key institution in the country, has initiated a significant project to assess its real estate assets, both domestically and internationally. Budget allocation for this strategic venture has been secured as part of the FY 2024 plans. The individual consultants will be responsible for evaluating the Central Bank of Congo’s land and buildings in Kinshasa, various provinces, and even in Brussels.
To ensure comprehensive coverage, the services have been divided into different lots encompassing crucial locations such as Kinshasa, as well as provincial towns like Lubumbashi, Kolwezi, Matadi, Bandundu, Kananga, Goma, Kisangani, Bunia, Mban, Brussels, among others. Each lot pertains to administrative buildings, residences, undeveloped land, reflecting the diverse real estate portfolio of the Central Bank of Congo.
The selection criteria for consultants are stringent. Applicants must possess a higher education diploma in architecture, civil engineering, or construction, along with substantial experience in real estate valuation. They should have completed a number of real estate appraisal missions to demonstrate their expertise in the field. Proficiency in French is essential for smooth and effective communication throughout the assessment process.
The Central Bank of Congo follows a selection method based on consultant qualifications, emphasizing the candidates’ overall and pertinent experience. The selection criteria are designed to ensure the quality and dependability of services delivered by the chosen consultants.
Interested consultants are encouraged to apply by submitting their applications to the BCC Procurement Unit. Detailed terms of reference and additional information can be obtained on-site during the specified times.
This initiative by the Central Bank of Congo underscores its commitment to efficient management of its real estate holdings, promoting transparency and professionalism. Engaging qualified consultants will facilitate a thorough evaluation of the institution’s land and buildings, enhancing its credibility and sustainability.
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