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ADDIS ABABA ABATTOIRS ENTERPRISE WATER SUPPLY PROJECT

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BID INVITATION FOR SUPPLYING, INSTALLATION, COMMISSIONING OF ELECTROMECHANICAL EQUIPMENTS, PIPES AND FITTINGS AND CIVIL WORKS FOR ADDIS ABABA ABATTOIRS ENTERPRISE WATER SUPPLY PROJECT

NCB No (National Competitive Bidding Number):1/2015

  1. Addis Ababa Abattoirs Enterprise here by invites all interested and eligible bidders for Supplying, Installation, Commissioning of Electromechanical Equipments, Pipes and Fittings and Civil Works for Addis Ababa Abattoirs Enterprise Water Supply Project. The Enterprise invites all eligible bidders having an electromechanical license of Grade EM -5 or above renewed for 2014 EC and those currently registered with the Bureau of Trade & Industry for the current year.
  2. Addis Ababa Abattoirs Enterprise has secured budget toward the cost of Addis Ababa Abattoirs Enterprise Water Supply Project and intends to apply a portion of this budget to cover eligible payments under the contract for supplying, installation, commissioning of electromechanical equipments, pipes and fittings and civil works for Addis Ababa abattoirs enterprise water supply project
  3. Addis Ababa Abattoirs Enterprise acting as executing agency for the Project invites sealed bids from eligible bidders for Supplying, Installation, Commissioning of Electromechanical Equipments, Pipes and Fittings and Civil Works for Addis Ababa Abattoirs Enterprise Water Supply Project
  4. Bidding documents (and additional copies) may be purchased at office of Addis Ababa Abattoirs Enterprise, Addis Ababa, ETHIOPIA, for a nonrefundable fee of Ethiopian 1000 ETB (one thousand ETB) for this Tender. Interested bidders may obtain further information at the following address.

Address: AAAE, Wereda 05, Kebele 08/09, House No.1, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

 

 Street Address
 

 Pushkin Street Road – Commonly called as KERA. ,In front of Commercial Bank of Ethiopia, Goffa Branch

 

Telephone: Landline: +251114652294; +251114667501/+251114664703; + 251 114 66 89 74; + 251 114 66 89 78;

Facsimile: (+251) 114 65 42 23

E-mail: biruke2010@gmail.com with copy to deggamlak@yahoo.com,

  1. All Electromechanical contractors are required to submit a bid bond of 2% of the bid amount in the form of unconditional bank Guarantee, cash or CPO only issued by a recognized local bank along with the bid document.
  2. Bids shall be valid at least for a period of one hundred twenty (120) days after Bid opening and must be accompanied by Bid security of not less than 2 % of Contract price in the form of unconditional Bank Guarantee or CPO or cash and shall be delivered to Addis Ababa Abattoirs Enterprise, procurement department, room no 30, on or before 11 August 2022 at 10:00 AM (GMT + 3) at which time the bid will be opened in the presence of the bidders who wish to attend.
  3. All sealed technical and financial offers should be submitted on or before 11 August 2022 at 10:00 AM (GMT + 3) to Procurement & Property Administration Work process of the Enterprise.
  4. The bid will be opened in the Addis Ababa Abattoirs Enterprise on 11 August 2022 at 10:30 AM (GMT + 3) in the presence of bidders or their representatives.
  5. The Enterprise reserves the right to accept or reject all or part of the bid without assigning any reason thereof.

 

MOENCO

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INVITATION TO NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BID

FOR THE PROCUREMENT OF CISCO SWITCHES AND ACCESS POINTS CRef. No MOENCO IT/9/2022/

  1. MOENCO would like to invite interested and eligible bidders for the procurement of the following CISCO Productsthrough open tender. 
Lot No Description of Goods UoM Qty
A Catalyst 9300X 12x25G Fiber Ports, modular uplink Switch Pcs 4
B Cisco Catalyst 9400 Series 4 slot chassis, 9400-SUP-1, C9400-LC-24XS and C9400-LC-48P Pcs 2
C Cisco Catalyst 9800-CL Wireless Controller for Cloud Pcs 1
Cisco Catalyst 9162 AP Pcs 10
  1. A complete set of Bidding Documents can be collected starting from July 19, 2022, during office hours as specified below:
  • Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM and 1:00 P.M.- 4:30 PM
  • Saturday: 8:00 A.M-12:30 PM
  1. Address: MOENCO Procurement Division, located at Bole Road, Behind Medhanialem Church, 2nd floor, for further information: Telephone +251 8090 Ext 215 or +251 8090 Ext 212.
  2. For eligibility, bidders should bring copies of renewed Trade license, Certificate of registration, Taxpayer registration certificate, Value added tax certificate and tax clearance certificate.
  3. The bid document shall be submitted in a wax-sealed envelope by stating the address. Bids shall be submitted to the above-mentioned address.
  4. Bid proposal must be accompanied by a Bid Security amount indicated in tender document in the form of CPO or unconditional Bank guarantee valid for not less than 60 days from the date of bid opening.
  5. This bid will be closed on July 30, 2022, at 10:30 A.M in the morning and will be opened on the same day July 30, 2022 at 11:00 A.M in the presence of bidders or their representative at the address mentioned above.
  6. Bidders are advised to review the bid document carefully before submitting their bids, any failure to observe instructions and conditions in the bidding document will constitute grounds for rejection.
  7. MOENCO reserves the right to accept or reject the bid either partially or fully without giving reasons thereof. 

MOENCO

Telephone +251 8090 Ext 215/+251 8090 Ext 212

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

 

MoTRI streamlines efforts to capitalize on Franco-Valuta privileges

Metasebia Teshome
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Ministry of Trade and Regional Integration (MoTRI) stresses that despite Franco-Valuta privileges being applied with the aim of stabilizing the market, it has not performed as expected.
As Kumneger Ewnetu, Public Relation Director at MoTRI explains, Franco-Valuta has not reeled in the success as expected and has further not been able to stabilize the soaring inflation. To this end the Ministry in a bid benefit from the privilege has been working with the stakeholders to increase items.
A Franco-Valuta privilege is basically a permission to import goods on which foreign exchange is not payable following the strict payment procedures implemented by banks and regulated by the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE). On April 2022, the government had decided to lift the minimum requirement for the import of basic goods to which anyone who lives abroad including the diaspora can import the stated commodities at any volume and value.
Food inflation stands high in Ethiopia despite policy measures to stabilize prices. Beside Franco-Valuta, as Kumneger indicated the Ministry is also considering to apply duty privileges.
Back in April 2022, the Ministry of Finance had informed the Ethiopian Customs Commissions that the privileges have been lifted for the import of the basic goods. The move at the time aimed to narrow the supply-demand deficit on basic food items as well as tackling the increasing inflation.
In order to alleviate the problems of inflation, Ethiopia has allowed individuals with USD 250 000 to use Franco-Valuta to import food consumables such as cooking oil, wheat, rice, milk and flour by verifying the source of the foreign currency with the NBE.
The Ministry said the decision was made after a request from the diaspora community to lift the restrictions and allow them to play their part in addressing the inflation.
The permit is said to stay in effect for six months starting from April. Officials had been indicating to review the decision based on the circumstances.
Experts in the financial sector claim the opening up of Franco-Valuta has reduced remittance whilst inflating the parallel market. The financial pundits have further explained that the flow of hard currency to banks as remittance has been affected because of the new type of Franco-Valuta condition.
Despite the government’s plans to stabilize the market and narrow the supply-demand deficit on basic food items, the inflation rate has almost doubled in the past few months. The impact of the coronavirus pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine added to price risks, with a shortage in foreign currency needed to import fuel and fertilizer weighed heavy on the Ethiopian birr.
However, inflation rates in June dropped a little to 34% from 37.2% in May, according to data from the Central Statistics Agency of Ethiopia. Food-price growth slowed to 38.1% from 43.9%, while non-food inflation showed slight change at 28.4%.

Sidama coffee dominates Cup of Excellence

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Coffee with origins from Sidama dominates the Cup of Excellence (CoE) 2022 with this year’s competition only involving farmers. The CoE international online auction has also been scheduled for late August.
This year the participation of women coffee growers has also improved.
For the past two years, CoE Ethiopia has been able to register astonishing records in the global bean’s online auction.
According to Adugna Debele, Director General of Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Authority (ECTA), this year’s competition only accommodated coffee farmers that have less than 20 hectares of farming land.
“In the past, 150 shortlisted competitors had participated on the cupping, while except for the top 40, the beans for others had been returned to competitors. This time around, we have facilitated a market linkage for all to sale their products at better prices. This also make the current year CoE different compared with others,” Adugna, who is also a scientist in coffee development, told Capital.
For the 2022 CoE competitor’s samples have been submitted and top 150 samples have passed for the second stage and 40 of them are in the final top round. From the top 40 specialty coffees, the first 30 have achieved 87.17 points and above to trade their bean on international online auction on allianceforcoffeeexcellence.org which will be held on August 23, 2022.
Meanwhile the Director General said that remaining ten winners that are also called National Winners would have a chance to sell their product on an online auction that will be opened on August 15 for eleven consecutive days.
This year CoE had 5 Presidential Award winners for those who scored over 90 points, while at least 5 varieties and four regions were represented. ⁠
This year, coffee from Sidama also took the highest points similar to that of the past two CoEs with a tally of 90.69 points whilst in close second was also coffee with origins from Sidama at a score of 90.25.
The top coffee with origins from Oromia scored 90.19 points, followed by two Sidama coffees that attained 90.17 and 90.08 points respectively.
The top scored coffee is registered under the farmer Legese Botosa.
Adugna explained that Sidama coffee has become dominant because of the new technologies being used by the region which others should also emulate so as to improve the country’s coffee sector development and quality.
Coffees which come from Sidama mainly use the process called Honey and Anarobic.
Adugna said that this year competition is special owing to the significant number of women farmers who have won.
Kassahun Geleta, CoE Project Office Coordinator, said that this year’s competition saw 15 women farmers being included on the shortlisted finalists list.
“Four of them have also enabled to be part of the CoE winner and one included at the top 40 winners,” he added.
Regarding regions from the top 40 winners, Oromia dominated and took 16 positions, while Sidama and SNNP took 14 and 10 spots respectively.
However those who were included on the CoE top 30 mainly came from Sidama who took 13 spots, followed by Oromia which took 10 winners, whilst the remainder was from SNNP.
Kassahun told Capital that the third top wining coffee came from Jimma, while Oromia region coffee growers that came from West Arsi, Guji and East Welega were also involved in the winners list.
Similarly, coffee coming from Gedio zone controlled the position for SNNP.
The authority head said that the process had taken place as per the standard of CoE but this year the number of samples taken had reduced to 800.
For instance, the 2021 CoE, saw submissions of 1,848 competitor’s samples.
“Expanding the number of sample only consumes time, money and labour. 800 samples are ample for 40 finalists,” the ECTA head added.

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