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Aug 07, 2019 News
At the opening of tenders at the National Procurement and Administration Board (NPTAB), yesterday, the procurement of one set of drugs and medical supplies, for the Guyana Forensic Science Laboratory (GFSL) attracted a bid of $28 million.
Other notable projects were the rehabilitation of hinterland airstrips and the resurfacing of drill square- Cupocs, Base Camp Stephenson .
Ministry of Public Security
Procurement of vehicles’ spare parts and equipment, Guyana Prison Service
Ministry of Public Security
Procurement of drugs and medical supplies, Guyana Forensic Science Laboratory, lots 1-3
Guyana Elections Commission
Supply and installation of equipment and re-operationalizing of solar PV systems in four lots
Guyana Revenue Authority
Provision of maintenance services for air conditioners, lots 1-6
Guyana Defence Force
Resurfacing of drill square- Cupocs, Base Camp Stephenson
Ministry of Public Infrastructure
Rehabilitation of hinterland airstrips
Rehabilitation of Port Kaituma Airstrip, Region 1; Phillipai Airstrip, Region 7
Ministry of Education
Supply and delivery of cooked meals for resident students at CPCE
Supreme Court
Supply and delivery of janitorial and cleaning supplies
Supply and delivery of refreshments
Supply and delivery of Xerox Toner and Drum Cartridges
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