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FA-CS-WATER IR

Framework Agreements for Design & Supervision of Water Infrastructure Repair

Council for Development and Reconstruction · International

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Basic information

Reference number
FA-CS-WATER IR
Government level
international
Solicitation type
Professional & Consulting Services
Title
Framework Agreements for Design & Supervision of Water Infrastructure Repair
Source ID
OP00467575

Details

Location
International

Summary

The Council for Development and Reconstruction (CDR) in Lebanon is establishing framework agreements with consulting firms to support the Lebanon Emergency Assistance Project (LEAP), funded by a $250M IBRD loan. Services include engineering studies, detailed designs, and tender document preparation for water infrastructure repairs (pumping stations, reservoirs, networks, solar systems); bid evaluation assistance; and construction supervision with environmental/social safeguards monitoring across three regions (Beirut & Mount Lebanon, Bekaa, South Lebanon). The framework will run 36 months with multiple qualified firms engaged via call-off contracts.

Description

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT - CONSULTING SERVICES ) Lebanese Republic Council for Development and Reconstruction (CDR) Lebanon Emergency Assistance Project (LEAP) Loan No. IBRD-98410 Assignment Title: FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT(S) FOR THE DESIGN & SUPERVISION FOR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE REPAIR. Reference Number: FA-CS-WATER IR The Lebanese Republic (hereinafter called “Borrower”) has received financing in the amount of 250 million US Dollars from the International Bank...

Dates

Publication
2026/09/08 12:00:00 AM UTC
Closing date
2026/09/15 12:00:00 AM UTC

Estimated value

$5.0M – $25.0M USD

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Professional & Consulting Services

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