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PRE-QUALIFICATION - Hermitage Dam Rehabilitation Project – Construction Works (Phase 1)

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The National Water Commission of Jamaica is soliciting prequalification bids for the urgent rehabilitation works of the Hermitage Dam, aiming to enhance its structural stability to meet minimum acceptable standards in line with modern engineering practices. The primary objective is to ensure the continued reliable operation of the water supply pipeline servicing critical communities in the coming years, addressing immediate safety and functionality concerns through targeted construction interventions. This initial phase focuses on pre-qualifying qualified contractors capable of delivering complex geotechnical and civil works under tight timelines and stringent safety requirements. The solicitation, numbered 1618/1422, was posted on July 22, 2026, with a response deadline of August 26, 2026, at 4:00 PM. The project is classified as a construction works tender under Phase 1, with no set-aside provisions applied. Interested entities must meet technical and financial criteria to be considered for inclusion in the pre-qualified bidder pool. All submissions must be directed through the official government procurement portal, and performance of the subsequent works will be localized to the Hermitage Dam site within Jamaica. This prequalification effort is a foundational step before awarding the actual rehabilitation contract, ensuring only competent and credible construction firms proceed to the next stages.

General Info

Prequalification sought for urgent Hermitage Dam rehabilitation to ensure water supply and structural safety in Jamaica.

Agency

Government of Jamaica → National Water CommissionView Agency

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

JAM

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NONE

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tender-notice-10048487.pdf

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AgencyGovernment of Jamaica → National Water Commission
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OfficeJAM
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Government of Jamaica → National Water Commission
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Office AddressJAM
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The NWC is seeking to procure for Prequalification to undertake Urgent Rehabilitation Works of the Hermitage Dam which involves the Improvement of the dam stability up to a minimum acceptable level, following modern standards and to guarantee the operation of the water supply pipeline in the next years.

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