Miradi mikubwa inayoendelea Kenya

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REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

(CONSULTANCYSERVICES)

COUNTRY:KENYA



NATIONAL URBAN TRANSPORTIMPROVEMENT

PROJECT ID No.: P126321

Credit No:5140-KE

Reference No. : KE-KRC-7139-CS-QCBS



TITLE: Terms of Reference for Consulting Services for the Feasibility Studies and DetailedEngineering Design of the MombasaCommuter Railway Network

International Competitive Bidding (ICB) No.KRC/PLM/WB/EOI/58/2016-2017

1. The Government of Kenya (GoK) has received financing from th e World Banktoward the cost of the National Urban Transport Improvement Project (NUTRIP) and intends to apply part of the proceeds to develop a Nairobi metropolitan commuter rail master plan.

2. The Kenya Railways (KR) now invites eligible consulting fi rms(“Consultants”) to indicate their interest in providing the consulting services (“the Services”).

3. The Services include feasibility studies and detailed design of the Mombasa Commuter Railway network. Major components ofthe work will encompass:

a. Review of Reports and related documents particularly with reference to thee M thembasa commuter railway feasibility study.

b. Detailed traffic demand study

sp;c. Detailed engineering studies involving design and technical specifications covering but not limited to route alignment, permanent way, rolling stock, electrification of lines, stations, maintenance depots, operation & signalling, train control, communication and ICT

d. Determination of project costestimates.

&n bsp; e. Assessment of the project viability through a detailed study/analysis of itstechnical, social, economic and financialviability.

f. Formulation of Project ImplementationStrategy.

g. Preparation of outputs required for initiating procurement of works

4. The expected entire project duration is 18 months from th e signing of the contract.

5. Interested Consultants should provideinformation demonstrating that they have the required qualifications and relevant experience to perform the Services. The shortlisting criteria are:

;i) Firm’s core business as demonstrated in its CompanyProfile(s). Where the EOI is submitted by a Joint Venture (intended oralready existing), each firm in the JV shall providecompany profile including names and addresses of the JV members;

&nb sp; ii)Constitutional/Registration documents for the applicant Firm and if in JV each member of the JV from the ir country(ies) ofregistration. The registration documents shall be in English and notarised by a Notary Public.

&n bsp; iii) The applicant firm’s general and specific experience including similarity and nature of assignments ci ted asexperience are important information for EoI assessment. Firm’s overall capability and competence as demonstratedinterms of its institutional staff strength, managerial and financial strength, R&D works in the sector and overall suitabilit yfor the assignment are key aspects to be assessed. In this regards, the applicant Firm shall provide evidence of (a) a minimum turnover of USD two (2) million for each of the last five (5) years; (b) evidence of at least 2 (two) studies for‘Similar Projects’ in the last 10 years, of which at least one of the studies shall have been undertakeen in the last five ( ‘Simila) years.

iv) The applicant firm shall provide details ofthe experience assignmen address of the client, value of assignment and period covered to undertake assignment shall begiven.

6. Sele ction will be conducted through shortlisting after EoI and invitation for proposalsprocedures as specified in the World Bank&r squo;s Guidelines: Selection and Employment of Consultants under IBRD Loans andIDA Credits and Grants by World Bank Borrower s, dated January 2011, revised July 2014 (“ConsultantGuidelines”), and is open to all eligible firms as define d in the consultant selection Guidelines. In addition, please referto paragraphs 1.9 setting forth the World Bank’s policy onconflict of interest.

7. Consultants mayassociate with other firms in the form of a joint venture or a sub-consul tancy to enhance their qualifications. The nature ofassociation need to be well defined in the EoI;

8. A consultantwill be selected in accordance with the Qualityand Cost Based Selection (QCBS) method set out in the Consultant Guidelines.

9. Expressions of interest must bedelivered in person or by registered mail in a written form to the address below by 31st May 2017. The package should beclearly marked Contract No. KRC/PLM/WB/EOI/058/2016-2017 for Consultancy Services(CS) for theFeasibility Studies and Detailed Engineering Design of the Mombasa Commuter Railway Network.

< p>10. Furtherinformation can be obtained at the address below during office hours from 0800 to 1700 hours from Monday to Frid ay excluding lunchhour (1300 to 1400 hours) and public holidays.




The Procurement and Logistics Manager

Kenya Railways Headquarters

Workshop Road, off HaileSelassie Avenue

Block C, First Floor

P. O. Box 30121 00100 NAIROBI

Tel: +254-20 - 2215211, 2215796, 0728603581, 0728603582, and077044612/4


www.krc.co.ke

The vision for Mombasa

phase 1,2,3

go kenya go

The contractor sign board for the construction of the 42km msa mariakani six lane highway has already been erected at digo road

mombasite gabriel said:

The contractor sign board for the construction of the 42km msa mariakani six lane highway has already been erected at digo road

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mombasite gabriel said:

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finally....now msa will become a real coastal city

saadeque said:

finally....now msa will become a real coastal city

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It is going faster than Nairobi, Nairobi needs to up its game.

But keep a keen eye on Lamu
-Largest port in Africa
-Resort City
-Economic zone
-Lamu Coal Power - which funding has been secured and construction is starting






This place in 5 years will be another beast

Edward Wanjala said:

It is going faster than Nairobi, Nairobi needs to up its game.

But keep a keen eye on Lamu
-Largest port in Africa
-Resort City
-Economic zone
-Lamu Coal Power - which funding has been secured and construction is starting

This place in 5 years will be another beast

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i think msa will be massive since its already way ahead of lamu.with the ongoing infrastructural projects,nai needs to watch out..msa has the advantage of being along the coastal line

Edward Wanjala said:

It is going faster than Nairobi, Nairobi needs to up its game.

But keep a keen eye on Lamu
-Largest port in Africa
-Resort City
-Economic zone
-Lamu Coal Power - which funding has been secured and construction is starting

This place in 5 years will be another beast

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3rd man said:

huyu bi amina yupo yupo tu joint zote uhuru yuko🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

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saadeque said:

i think msa will be massive since its already way ahead of lamu.with the ongoing infrastructural projects,nai needs to watch out..msa has the advantage of being along the coastal line

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Plus mombasa as compared to Nairobi
Has a big ass developable area

13 days to Go!!




















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Outer Ring Road final touches

The Suswa-Isinya line will facilitation international power trade between Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Southern Africa [HASHTAG]#EnergyGameChanger[/HASHTAG]

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Suswa-Isinya line will provide reliable & stable power operations at the Export Processing Zone (EPZ) in Athi River [HASHTAG]#EnergyGameChanger[/HASHTAG]

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Staff of Power Engineers & Jyoti Ltd take a selfie at Suswa substation after the energization of the Suswa-Isinya line [HASHTAG]#EnergyGameChanger[/HASHTAG]

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A Kisumu businessman and owner of Foam Mattresses Limited is set to put up a Sh940 million sugar factory in Siaya County at a time when the industry is battling a myriad of problems including low production. Surendra Patel, in partnership with an unnamed local investor, is setting up South Gem Sugar Factory Limited in Kanyilaji village with a capacity to crush 1,000 metric tonnes of cane per day producing 2.5 metric tonnes of sugar. Mr Patel is the proprietor of Foam Mattress Limited which has production plants in Kisumu and Nairobi. The businessman, who also owns Tuff Foam Mall in the lakeside city, is also involved in the manufacture of PVC pipes, tanks and barbed wire, chain link and other steel products.

“We have purchased some 40 acres of land where we intend to set up the factory. Once we get the prerequisite regulatory approvals, we shall source the equipment from India,” Mr Patel said in an interview.“We expect that construction of this plant will take about 18 months after groundbreaking. My share of the capital for this investment is coming from my businesses while the other half is from my co-investor.”

The proposed factory will require about 8,000 hectares of land under sugarcane cultivation, from which the expected average yield per hectare will be 60 tonnes, regulatory filings submitted by Mr Patel show.
The project is expected to create 300 jobs.The businessman’s foray into the sugar industry comes at a time when the industry is suffering from low cane production, high costs and stiff competition from cheap sugar imports. The shortage of raw material has hit struggling State sugar millers particularly hard, but the nimbler, better managed private firms have continued to thrive.

“Presently there is no sugar factory in the nearby area and hence no problem is fore seen in getting the adequate quantity of sugar cane once it is developed,” said Mr Patel.

Kenya produces about 600,000 tonnes of sugar a year, compared with annual consumption of 800,000 tonnes.

http://www.nation.co.ke/business/Ki...-sugar-factory/996-4025302-pyegurz/index.html

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