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    This notice provides information about an upcoming contract for capacity improvement works on the Kampala northern bypass in Uganda. The project involves expanding several sections of the existing bypass from two lanes to four lanes to reduce congestion and travel times. It will also include improvements to roundabouts and intersections. The notice indicates that the procurement notice for the contract will be published in October 2012 and that the works will be funded through the 9th or 10th European Development Fund program. The contract will be divided into a single lot.

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    This notice provides information about an upcoming contract for capacity improvement works on the Kampala northern bypass in Uganda. The project involves expanding several sections of the existing bypass from two lanes to four lanes to reduce congestion and travel times. It will also include improvements to roundabouts and intersections. The notice indicates that the procurement notice for the contract will be published in October 2012 and that the works will be funded through the 9th or 10th European Development Fund program. The contract will be divided into a single lot.

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    This notice provides information about an upcoming contract for capacity improvement works on the Kampala northern bypass in Uganda. The project involves expanding several sections of the existing bypass from two lanes to four lanes to reduce congestion and travel times. It will also include improvements to roundabouts and intersections. The notice indicates that the procurement notice for the contract will be published in October 2012 and that the works will be funded through the 9th or 10th European Development Fund program. The contract will be divided into a single lot.

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    OJ/S S130

    10/07/2012 External aid programmes - Works - Prior Information Notice - Not applicable 1/2
    214728-2012-EN

    This notice in TED website: http://ted.europa.eu/udl?uri=TED:NOTICE:214728-2012:TEXT:EN:HTML

    UG-Kampala: EDF — capacity improvement of the Kampala northern bypass


    2012/S 130-214728

    Location: east Africa — Uganda

    Contract forecast notice

    Works

    Common procurement vocabulary (CPV):


    Main object:
    45233224 Dual carriageway construction work
    1. Publication reference:
    EuropeAid/133234/D/WKS/UG.
    2. Procedure:
    Open.
    3. Programme:
    9th or 10th EDF.
    4. Financing:
    Financing agreement.
    5. Contracting authority:
    The Republic of Uganda, National Authorising Officer, Kampala, UGANDA.
    6. Nature of contract
    7. Contract description:
    The overall project objective is to promote socio-economic development and to facilitate international trade
    thereby boosting regional integration. The Kampala northern bypass (KNB) is part of the northern corridor route
    that links Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan and Uganda to Mombasa.
    The specific objective is to relieve congestion and reduce travel time and vehicle operating costs for local and
    through traffic, and to protect Kampala city roads from damage by heavy commercial trucks. Additionally specific
    capacity constraints (traffic volumes etc.), and road safety issues that have emerged since the opening the
    newly constructed first phase of the Kampala northern bypass are to be addressed.
    The expected results will be achieved by providing 2 additional lanes along sections that are presently single, 2-
    lane carriageways, improving capacity of roundabouts and providing grade-separated intersections, pedestrian
    walkways and footbridges.
    Overall the project implementation has been subdivided into 6 parts as indicated below:
    Sections from–to; length (approx.); forecast AADT year 2030; proposed pavement design:
    1. Busega to Sentema; 2 850 m; 45 299; 100 asphalt, 270 bituminous base, 400 lime-treated material.
    2. Sentema to Hoima; 2 350 m; 51 338; 100 asphalt, 280 bituminous base, 400 lime-treated material.
    3. Gayaza to Kyebando, 2 100 m; 65 643.
    4. Kyebando to Ntinda; 2 500 m; 81 016; 100 asphalt, 290 bituminous base, 400 lime-treated material.
    5. Ntinda to Naalya; 3 650 m; 43 976; 100 asphalt, 250 bituminous base, 400 lime-treated material.
    6. Naalya to Jinja; 3 900 m; 31 245.

    10/07/2012 S130 External aid programmes - Works - Prior Information Notice - Not applicable 1/2
    http://ted.europa.eu/TED Supplement to the Official Journal of the European Union
    OJ/S S130
    10/07/2012 External aid programmes - Works - Prior Information Notice - Not applicable 2/2
    214728-2012-EN

    8. Numbers and titles of lots:


    The contract is divided into lots:
    No, 1 lot only.
    9. Budget
    10. Intended timing of publication of procurement notice:
    October 2012.
    11. Additional information
    12. Legal basis:
    ACP–EC Partnership Agreement signed at Cotonou on 23.6.2000 as amended.
    13. Date of dispatch of this notice:
    26.6.2012.
    Remarks:
    There must be a minimum period of 30 calendar days between the publication of this contract forecast and the publication
    of the corresponding procurement notice.
    No applications or requests for information should be sent at this stage.

    10/07/2012 S130 External aid programmes - Works - Prior Information Notice - Not applicable 2/2
    http://ted.europa.eu/TED Supplement to the Official Journal of the European Union

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