*Please Note: Detail Change, please see 'Closing Date' for further details*. (Re-Tender) Tanzania Ports Authority is planning to increase the capacity of Mtwara port to cater for the expected increase in traffic following the development of Mtwara Corridor and the ongoing exploration activities for gas and oil in the Indian Ocean. Traffic is projected to increase to 28 million tons by year 2030. Currently the port has annual capacity of handling 400,000 tons and handles less than 250,000 tons of cargo annually. Break bulk imports are mainly cement, food stuffs, and miscellaneous general cargo, whilst exports are mainly unprocessed cashew nuts moving to India and Asia. To that effect, TPA intends to engage a qualified and competent firm to undertake “Construction of four (4) additional berths with associated facilities at Mtwara port, under Design, Build and Financing modal.” TPA now invites sealed tenders under International Competitive Bidding; procedures specified in the Public Procurement (the Public Procurement Regulations, 2013) – Government Notice No. 446 and is open to all eligible bidder to provide the required services as detailed in the Employer’s Technical requirements.

*Details Change, please see 'closing date' for further information.* Tanzania Port Authority invites all interested parties for the following: Design and Build for Construction of One Additional Berth at Mtwara Port.

TPA now invites Expression of Interest (EOIs) from eligible engineering consulting firms (“Consultants”) to indicate their interest in providing the services. Interested consultants should provide information demonstrating that they have the required qualifications and relevant experience to perform the services. The short-listing criteria are (a) the firms’ experience in undertaking similar assignments (b) general and specific qualifications and experience of the proposed key project personnel and (c) experience of the firm in the Sub-Sahara Africa region.

Tanzania Ports Authority is planning to increase the capacity of Mtwara port to cater for the expected increase in traffic following the development of Mtwara Corridor and the ongoing exploration activities for gas and oil in the Indian Ocean. Traffic is projected to increase to 28 million tons by year 2030. Currently the port has annual capacity of handling 400,000 tons and handles less than 250,000 tons of cargo annually. Break bulk imports are mainly cement, food stuffs, and miscellaneous general cargo, whilst exports are mainly unprocessed cashew nuts moving to India and Asia. To that effect, TPA intends to engage a qualified and competent firm to undertake “Construction of four (4) additional berths with associated facilities at Mtwara port, under Design, Build and Financing modal.” TPA now invites sealed tenders under International Competitive Bidding; procedures specified in the Public Procurement (the Public Procurement Regulations, 2013) – Government Notice No. 446 and is open to all eligible bidder to provide the required services as detailed in the Employer’s Technical requirements.