Design and Construction services for the rehabilitation of th Cap Haitien Port
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The solicitation for design and construction services aimed at rehabilitating the Cap Haitien Port, originally issued by USAID Haiti under solicitation number SOL-521-16-000035, has been canceled. The decision to cancel this contract, posted on May 29, 2018, was driven by changes in circumstances and available funding, leading to the termination of the procurement process in its entirety. The work was to be performed in Cap Haitien, Haiti, and fell under the NAICS code 236220, related to commercial and institutional building construction. This combined-type solicitation was managed by the Agency for International Development, specifically through its office in Port-au-Prince. The point of contact for this solicitation was Geraldine N. Kyazze, a Senior Acquisition and Assistance Specialist. Due to the contract’s cancellation, no design or construction activities for the port rehabilitation will proceed under this solicitation, reflecting a shift in USAID’s project priorities or resource allocation for that region.
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Haiti, Cap Haitien, HTISet-Aside
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