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NIGERIAN AIRSPACE MANAGEMENT AGENCY (NAMA)

– INVITATION FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION FOR 2020 INTERNALLY GENERATED REVENUE (IGR) CAPITAL APPROPRIATED PROJECTS.

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NIGERIAN AIRSPACE MANAGEMENT AGENCY (NAMA)
HEADQUARTERS: NO. 6 OGBIA CLOSE, OFF AROCHUKWU STREET, GARKI 2, ABUJA
WEBSITE: www.nama.gov.ng. EMAIL: info@nama.gov.ng
INVITATION FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION FOR 2020 INTERNALLY GENERATED REVENUE (IGR) CAPITAL APPROPRIATED PROJECTS.

A. PREAMBLE
The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) was established by Act No 48 of 1999 with a mandate to develop the Nigerian Airspace to a level consistent with the requirements of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Standards and Recommended Practices. The Agency is therefore saddled with the provision of Air Traffic Management to ensure safe, efficient, expeditious and economic Air Navigation Services. The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) intends to undertake the under listed projects for Goods, Works and Services under its 2020 Financial year Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) Capital Budget. Consequently, the Agency wishes to invite competent and reputable interested Companies/ Contractors/Suppliers/Vendors to submit documents for any of the projects/services listed hereunder:

B. SCOPE OF SUPPLIES/WORKS

LOT DESCRIPTION OF PROJECTS
  GOODS
LOT 1/G/20 Procurement of Various Capacities of CNS/ATM Cooling System
LOT 2/G/20  Procurement of High Frequency Air band Radio Systems for 125 Watts for AFTN. Air Band VHF Walkie Talkie (10 watts)
LOT 3/G/20 Procurement of Tractor Slashers and other Spare parts
LOT 4/G/20 Procurement of Controllers Headsets, Binoculars and Signal Guns
LOT 5/G/20 Procurement of Office Equipment
LOT 6/G/20 Procurement of Furniture and Fittings
LOT 7/G/20 Procurement of Spares and Test Gears for Navigational Aids:
LOT 8/G/20 Procurement of various sizes of Power Armoured Cables, flex and PVC cables
LOT 9/G/20 Procurement of Aeronautical MapChart Software and accessories
  WORKS
LOT 10/W/20  Procurement and Installation of Aeronautical Search and Rescue Equipment Facilities
LOT 11/6/20 Procurement and Installation of Computing Facilities and Maintenance
LOT 12/W/20 Procurement and Laying of Optical Fibre Cable
LOT 13/W/20 Procurement installation and Commissioning of Six (6) Additional IP PABX and Integration of Terrestrial Voice Private Network -T
LOT 14/7/20 Terrestrial Links for ATC Operations and Interfacility Communication for the Second Phase of Existing High Power Standalone Radios
LOT 15/6/20 Fencing and Securing all NAMA Properties and VSAT Sites.
LOT 16/W/20 Rehabilitation and Renovation of Offices and Operational Quarters including Leaking Control Towers
LOT 17 W/20 Automation of Finance and Audit Process
LOT 18/W/20 Enterprises Process Automation
LOT 19/W/20 Electronic Document Management System (EDMS)
  CONSULTANCY
LOT 20/C20 Design of Corporate Headquarters at Abuja

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1. INTRODUCTION
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Bid Submission: All Bids are to be submitted in the provided Tender box in IRC office at No: 7 Jimina Street off Damboa Road, Maiduguri, Borno State

Bid Submission closes on 2, October 2020.

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