Rehabilitation of Hawassa Dump Site through implementing the Fukuoka Method Project, Hawassa, Et ...

United Nations Office at Nairobi (hereinafter refered to as UNON) on behalf of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT) Ethiopia anticipates to establish a Contract with a qualified contractor(s) towards the Provision of (i) Equipment Rental Services and (ii) Supply of Construction Material inputs for the Rehabilitation of Hawassa Dump Site through implementing the Fukuoka Method Project, Hawassa, Ethiopia. The scope of works consists of restoration and establishment of resilient, safe, and sustainable environment for Hawassa City through the implementation of the Fukuoka Method of Solid Waste Management. This includes rehabilitating and stabilizing the Hawassa dumpsite to reduce the immediate and high risk of methane gas explosion, subsidence, and flooding. Further, it includes providing technical support to Hawassa City for better waste control and management from the environmental and socio-economic risks. Additional details, specifications, and terms of reference shall be provided in the tender document to be issued subsequent to this EOI. UNON invites companies to express their interest by filling out the vendor response form. Interested vendors may forward their Expressions of Interest (EOI) along with the signed vendor forms. All EOI submissions should be sent via email, citing the EOI reference number and title in the subject line. IMPORTANT: Please note that this REOI is not an invitation for submission of tenders. Its purpose is to identify eligible vendors that would be interested to participate in the related upcoming requirement. The complete detail of the requirement will be issued to bidders after this request for EOI is closed. UNON reserves the right to change or cancel the requirement of this EOI at any time during the EOI and/or solicitation process. Submitting a reply to this REOI does not therefore automatically guarantee that your company will be considered for issuance of the solicitation documents. Only vendors who, in the UN's sole discretion, are deemed eligible and qualified, upon completion of an objective evaluation of the EOI submissions, may receive the final tender solicitation documents.