School of Medicine and Allied Health Science - GPN

CENTRAL PROJECTS COORDINATION UNIT (CPCU)Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCE (SMASH) GENERAL PROCUREMENT NOTICE Country: The Gambia Name of Project: School of Medicine and Allied Health Science Sector: Ministry of High Education Research Science and Technology GENERAL PROCUREMENT NOTICE Mode of Financing: Loan Financing No. GM1046 The Government of The Gambia has received financing in the amount of US$37.50 million United State Dollars equivalent from the Islamic Development Bank toward the cost of the School of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences and it intends to apply part of the proceeds to payments for goods, works, related services and consulting services to be procured under this project.: This project will be jointly financed by the with the Child Fund and the government of the Gambia The project will include the following components Component 1: Civil Works-Expansion of Health Academic Infrastructure Component 2: Supervision of Works and Equipment Implementation. Component 3: Equipment and Technology Component 4: Academic and Program Development/ Faculty Development and Capacity Building Component 5: Project Management, Community Engagement, and Outreach Component 6: External Financial Audit The procurement to be conducted in different categories under this project and are ICB and ICB- MC are as follows. Works Construction of SMASH facilities Shared facilities for the SMAHS (2,150 m2), Facilities for Department of Public & Environmental Health (2,933 m2), Facilities for Department of Nursing (4,552 m2), Facilities for Department of Medicine (4,248 m2), Facilities for Department of Pharmacy (4,248 m2), Department of Allied Health Sciences (3,590 m2) Good Advanced medical and laboratory equipment ICT infrastructure for e-learning Consultancy Service: Supervision and Control of Works and Supervision of Equipment Supply, Installation & Commissioning Faculty Development and Training Programs Curriculum Developmen