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Karakalpakstan and Khorezm Local Roads Network Rehabilitation Project Tender

In context

This is a contract notice published by a multilateral institution covering construction and works. Delivery covers Uzbekistan and Asia. It is classified under Climate Adaptation against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.

Summary

This tender procures reconstruction of 328.1 km of local roads across four lots in Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan, spanning 5 years with 1095 construction days and 730-day defects period. Bidders should be experienced road construction contractors capable of managing multi-lot infrastructure projects in Central Asia.

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About this tender

The project involves reconstruction of 328.1 km of local roads in Karakalpakstan, divided into 4 Lots: Lot 1 – 96 km in Amudarya, Beruniy, Tortkol, and Ellikqala; Lot 2 –83 km in Kegeyli, Shimbay, Nukus, Tahtakuprik, Karauzak; Lot 3 – 92 km in Shomanay, Kanlikol, Moynaq, Xozheyli. Lot 4 - 57,1 km in Kungrad. Each contract spans 5 years, including 1095 days for construction and 730 days for the Defects Notification Period.

Key requirements

  • ✓Reconstruction of 328.1 km of local roads divided into 4 geographic lots
  • ✓1095 days for construction phase plus 730-day defects notification period
  • ✓5-year contract duration per lot
  • ✓Work across Amudarya, Beruniy, Tortkol, Ellikqala, Kegeyli, Shimbay, Nukus, Tahtakuprik, Karauzak, Shomanay, Kanlikol, Moynaq, Xozheyli, and Kungrad districts

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Climate adaptation funding helps communities, infrastructure and businesses prepare for heat, flooding, drought and sea level rise. Most of it is public and multilateral money, often targeted at vulnerable regions and delivered with local government. Calls usually ask for a climate risk assessment and evidence that local people shaped the plan.