General Procurement Notice For Acquisition Of 5 Vehicles in Mozambique

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General Procurement Notice for Acquisition of 5 Vehicles The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) is in active collaboration with the Government of the Republic of Mozambique (GRM), via the Compact Development Team (Gabinete do Desenvolvimento do Compacto-II (GDC), to develop a program focused on addressing selected root causes of Mozambiques binding constraints of (1) poor agricultural policy, legal and regulatory framework, and (2) poor and climate vulnerable secondary and tertiary road infrastructure and low freight transport market competitiveness. The GRM has asked MCC to work in the strategic and highly impoverished province of Zambezia to actively promote inclusive economic opportunity, climate and coastal resilience, and improved quality/access to public services and infrastructure. Projects under consideration include the following: - Connectivity and Rural Transport o Climate-smart, sustainable, and cost-effective rural road transport connectivity o Complementary sector reforms and institutional capacity building o Catalyze private sector-led strategies and investment - Investment Promotion in Commercial Agriculture o Reform institutions and policies to catalyze an inclusive commercial agriculture sector o Strengthen the investment framework, capacity, and agricultural production o Support gender-equitable opportunities and solutions - Integrated Climate Management and Coastal Development o Enable community-led mangrove and seagrass reforestation and land-use planning o Investigate the feasibility of marine economies and potential application of blue carbon credits In furtherance of this development process, during the next four months starting from September 2024 to January 2025, the GRM, supported by MCC, plans to begin procedures to procure the following services: Procurements for the period October 2024 to January 2025 Estimated Total Value USD 20,364 Million Tender Link : http://mcc.dgmarket.com/

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