[opportunities] WWF-Viet Nam: Tender Ref 41.21 - Call for Consultancy service for IKI Sand Mining Project

[Linh Kim Nguyen Diep]

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Linh

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WWF Viet Nam is looking for *a service provider (consultant or team of
consultants) *to conduct an assessment of:

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   Stocks and extraction/production potentials of non-fluvial alternative
   stocks of sand and sustainable alternative aggregates (suitable for land
   filling and construction purposes)
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   The costs and benefits (cost-benefit analysis, CBA) of those alternative
   aggregates compared to currently deployed river sand sources from a
   micro-and macro-economic perspective

Potential bidders are invited to bid for one or both lots.

Supervised by:       IKI SMP Project Director, WWF Viet Nam

Work location:       Home-based and travels in the Mekong Delta under Lot 1.

Duration:                 Lot 1: 3rd May 2021 – 30th July 2021.

                                     Lot 2: 10th July 2021 – 15th September
2021.

HOW TO BID:

Detailed bidding process along with the terms of references can be found
here: https://vietnam.panda.org/en/get_involved/jobs/?uNewsID=366692

A soft copy in PDF of the application should be sent to
procurement at wwf.org.vn. Application e-mail must have the subject heading
indicating IKI SMP Alternatives to sand analysis - (please specify Lot 1, 2
or both).

Deadline for submission of bids is April 22nd, 2021 - 17.00 hrs ICT.

Questions for clarifications can be submitted until April 5th - 17.00 hrs
ICT.

The bids submitted after the deadline prescribed will not be considered.

The bid dossiers which are incomplete of the above mentioned documents
(Paragraph 8) will not be considered.

Only selected candidate(s) will be contacted about the outcome of their
proposals.

“WWF is an equal opportunity employer and committed to having a diverse
workforce."
-- 
*Kim Nguyen Diep Linh (Ms.)*
HR Assistant
WWF-Viet Nam
Address: No.6, Lane 18 Nguyen Co Thach, Nam Tu Liem Dist., Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Email: linh.kimnguyen at wwf.org.vn
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