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USAID has issued a Request for Comment regarding the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for the Daimer Bhasha Dam Project. This notice addresses potential overlap with an existing WAPDA project, which has already released a Request for Proposal for the construction drawings and supervision of the same dam project. While offerors are allowed to compete for both USAID's ESIA and WAPDA's funded project, if selected, they may only work on one to avoid any conflict of interest. The solicitation, identified as 391-RfC-14-00001, was posted in May 2014 and falls under the NAICS code 541620, with USAID/Pakistan acting as the issuing agency based in Islamabad. The contract involves specialists in acquisitions and contracting officers, with Maria Hassan and Luis Rivera listed as points of contact. The focus is to ensure clarity around the bidding process and to manage potential conflicts between the two related projects. Offerors interested in participating are encouraged to take note of these guidelines and communicate directly with USAID representatives for further clarification.
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