The government of Egypt has been undertaking large-scale energy projects in order to boost the sector. The government has recently awarded energy contracts to large international cooperations for expansion of the sector.  one of such deals has been signed recently with Russia over the establishment of nuclear power plant in Dabba.

Russia will be providing finance for building and operation of Nuclear Power Plant. Russia has agreed to invest 25bn$ in the construction of the nuclear plant that will have the capacity to produce 4,800MW of the nuclear energy. The loan will finance  85%  of the value of each contract for the work, services and equipment shipping, and remaining 15% will be financed by Egypt. In addition, Russian factories will be established in Egypt to manufacture nuclear plant components locally and transfer Russian expertise to Egypt. This project is one of the most significant national projects in Egypt. Similar government energy projects are being initiated on large scale. Egypt has been aiming to commission large-scale Renewable Energy projects that will further enhance the sub-sector growth. Government energy tenders are floated in areas of rehabilitation and installation of energy plants. Moreover, Government intervention through the regular deployment of energy tenders through e-procurement and government tender portals have been playing a vital role in the development of the energy sector. Moreover, in recent years Egypt has signed myriad Mou’s in the energy sector with other countries.  Enhancing country’s competitiveness International Energy tenders, Energy Bids, RFP, RFQ are being invited most importantly in the renewable energy sector for development and capacity building of the energy sector. Moreover, large international have acquired Contract awards from Egypt energy companies to support large energy projects. overall Egypt Energy sector

overall Egypt energy sector is under a crucial highlight as the sector provides immense business opportunities in the energy industry. Moreover, the country has a right mix of ingredients that makes it one of the most prominent energy investment destination.

Kenya Airport Authority has announced Aviation Modernization Project to improve security and service provision at the International airport and to meet International standards to enhance public oversight capabilities for the aviation sector in Kenya.

Project Details: 

Project Location: Kenya

Project Phase:  Pipeline/ Planning

Project Value:  US$ 285.00 million

Project End:     31 Dec 2020

Project Description:

International class gateways to the global economy are critical for the Kenya’s development, as they have become growth centers. There have been some major improvements with respect to the availability of airfreight services, passenger terminal facilities, and rehabilitation of the runway at JKIA.  The project  will include the tentative components of which GoK has requested IBRD financing for component A while IDA for components B, C and D.

The following are the components of the project.

Component A: Improve the Passenger Terminal Capacity at JKIA and Institutional Strengthening by

A) Design and Implementation of Modernization Terminals

B) Capacity building and training of manpower

C) Update the national airport master plan and strategic environment management plan

D) Technical assistance towards internal structural reorganization of KAA and strengthening institutional capacity

Component B: Enhance Security at major Airports under KAA( Kenya Airport Authority)

a) Design and install an integrated system to enhance security at major airports

b) Support to KAA training school.

Component C: Strengthen the Aviation Oversight capacity

a) Enhance management in formation systems by augmenting ICT infrastructure and install modern Data centers

b) Installation of communication equipment to integrate operations

c) Upgrade the Local

Air transport lies at the heart of the global business and tourism. Air transport both for business and leisure contribute to a larger extent to the Kenyan economy. Air transport modernization project is one of the major initiative by the Airport authority to modernize the existing Airport terminals and enhance security for safe air transport.

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Large investments are made to boost the grwoth in the energy sector. The ministry of Energy in Kenya has implemented Kenya Elelctricity Modernization Project to increase access to electricity and improve reliability of electricity services.

Project Details: 

Project Location: Kenya

Project Value: US$ 200.00 million

Project status: Active

Project End: 31 Dec 2016

Project Description:

Kenya aims to increase generation capacity by 5,000Mw in 2016 to 2300Mw in 2030. The Government of Kenya is focused on sustaining a stable investment climate for private-sector participation in energy, developing expanded transmission and distribution networks to deliver power to customers, maintaining a creditworthy off-taker, maintaining cost-reflective tariffs, and reducing inefficiency in the sector to support more affordable end-user tariffs.

The important objective of the Kenya Electricity Modernization Project is to:

a) Increase access to electricity

B) Improve reliability of the electricity services

c) To strengthen KPLCs (Kenya Power and lighting Company) financial situation.

The country currently has just under 2200 megawatts of installed electricity generating capacity according to the most recent draft of Kenya’s national energy and petroleum policy, published by its energy ministry.

The country’s electricity demand is set to rise as economic growth ticks up. The demand is being driven by development of industrial parks, growing industries, railway developments etc.

To meet this demands kenya government has embarked on Electricity Modernization Project to increase the transmission distribution and reliability of the energy sources.

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South Africa’s construction industry remains one of the economic engines of the country. Construction output in south Africa accounts for 48.2% of the total GDP, followed by Angola  at 12.9% Mozambique  and Zambia at 10.6% each. The construction industry continues to grow despite a slump in the economic growth. Despite these challenges, the industry’s long- term growth prospects looks positive with major new  investments in the coming year under the Government’s National Infrastructure plan.

With Rising new city projects, development of commercial space business opportunities across the construction and infrastructure poised to grow steadily. According to the Deloitte’s report on Construction trend in Africa, South Africa is ranked as the most preferred destination for construction investments. The country accounts for most of the construction project in the continent.

In total 85 of the infrastructure and construction projects in the continent are from South Africa.  Large construction projects in South Africa have a collective worth of 324 billion$. As a result government and other African companies are imperative to invest in the construction sector of South Africa. Across the sector, investments in real-estate accounts for 30% of the construction activity. Large increase in investments is also been  seen in Energy and power projects, transportation projects, mining and shipping projects, and  ports projects. Investments in Energy and power account for largest share followed by oil and gas sector.

Both Private and Public sector undertake construction activities in South Africa. However, the government is the largest financial investor in the construction sector. Government funded project to account for 60% of the market share. Whereas private sector accounts for 24% of the projects. The government is mostly undertaking civil engineering and construction work rather than the construction of residential and commercial complexes.

The emerging economies in the country seek financial assistance from developmental financial institutions to fund large projects. Therefore, Multilateral funding agency projects account for 10% of the total market share in the construction sector. Moreover, government tender notices are regularly deployed associated with the demand of the sector.

Industry development in South Africa is aimed at establishing an internationally competitive industry that enables government contracts with foreign contractors and consultants for the provision of technical assistance, feasibility study and provision of design and engineering services. Tendering opportunities for international/ private bidders are immense across e-commerce, transport and logistics segments. International tenders are floated to encourage foreign participation in the sector. Government invites competitive bidding, Rfp,RFQ to diversify ways of investments in the sector.

With the sector spilling growth Procurement opportunities from the construction sector are bound to surge with new investments flowing in the sector. However, the government is also taking steady steps to ensure that the industry remains vibrant.

Project Details: 

project location: Kenya

project value: (CHF) : 100’000 – 500’000

project status: Active

project End: 30 Nov 2016

Project Description: 

This project follows the execution of the National CIRT Establishment in Kenya , successfully implemented by ITU through the services of IMPACT. The current project is the second and third phases of the full implementation of the National KE-CIRT/CC initiated . The main goal of the project is to assist Kenya in enhancing the capabilities of its National Computer Incident Response Team-Coordination Centre (National KE-CIRT/CC). With this assistance, previously established NCIRT will be equipped to serve as a trusted, central coordination point of contact for cybersecurity with additional reactive, proactive and forensics capabilities. ITU will assist Kenya in building and deploying the technical capabilities and related training necessary to enhance its national CIRT.

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Complementing ADFDs first instalment of AED368 million released in 2010 for the rehabilitation of the tracks infrastructure and foundation systems, this second instalment will be used to finance the launch of a 200-km long, 320-km/hr high-speed train that connects both hubs by 2018.

It will dramatically decrease the duration of the trip between these two important cities from five hours to two hours. ADFD’s strategic approach in development and for its efforts in tailoring funding mechanisms across all key economic sectors to ensure incremental and long-lasting growth in Morocco.

Till date, ADFD has successfully funded 71 development projects in Morocco -12 of which targeted the transportation sector. The entirety of the Tangier-Kenitra high-speed train project amounts to AED515 million; bringing ADFDs current sum expenditure in Morocco to AED 8.8 billion.

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Tender Details:

Country: South Africa

Publishing Authority: Transnet Engineering

Sector: Transportation

Tender Description: Supply and delivery of floor vehicular movable to locomotive new build business at Koedeoesport plant

Type of Tender: Tender Notice

Time limit for receipt of tenders or requests to participate: 2016-11-29

Language(s) in which tenders or requests to participate may be drawn up: English 

Tender Deadline : 29 Nov 2016

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Project Description: 

KEPTAP has four components namely:

[A] Petroleum Sector – Reforms and Capacity Building;

[B] Revenue and Investment Management – Reforms and Capacity Building;

[C] Sustainable Impact of Oil and Gas Industry – Reforms and

[D] Capacity Building; and Project Management.

Project Approach:

At a policy level, the Project would support
the drafting of a comprehensive Petroleum Policy outlining a vision and policy for the petroleum sector.Also, through this Component the Project would provide technical assistance to develop a
Petroleum Master Plan that considers strategic options and decision hierarchies for policies and investments in the Project Area on a sound economic basis.

At the regulatory level, the Project would support the implementation of a comprehensive, clear and workable regulatory framework for the development of Kenya’s petroleum resources. At the same time, the Project would support the implementation of institutional reforms including the identification and division of roles, establishment of new institutions if needed and capacity building for relevant institutions.

At the transaction level, the Project would also support capacity building for negotiation of petroleum deals. Also, through this Project, GoK would hire and contract consultants for the provision
of transaction advisory services. The Project would also support the acquisition, interpretation and promotion of geodata in the Project Area and capacity building related to petroleum cadastre
database of the Project Area.

The Project would also provide technical assistance to manage the impacts from the petroleum sector including the implementation of health & safety reforms, implementation of environmental
and social reforms and development of a framework for oil spill preparedness and response capacity.

Project Location: Kenya

Project value: 50.00 million $

Project End Date: 28 Feb 2021

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