ZOA Dorcas South Sudan is an international NGO that was established in March 2022 as a result of the merger between ZOA and Dorcas in South Sudan. Both organisations were individually present in South Sudan for years (ZOA since 1998 and Dorcas since 2008) and the partnership is expected to further increase impact.
ZOA Dorcas South Sudan is implementing humanitarian, recovery and development programs, applying the (triple) nexus approach that aims to enhancing resilience and adaptation to ever changing circumstances, including climate change. It is building upon its extensive experience and expertise in especially TVET & entrepreneurship, FSL and WASH, Nutrition and Peacebuilding & Reconciliation.
ZOA Dorcas South Sudan is active in Western Bahr El Ghazal, Warrap and Jonglei States as well as Greater Pibor Administrative Area. The main office of the organisation is in Juba, with program offices in Akon North (Warrap), Bor (Jonglei), Pibor (GPAA) and Wau (WBeG).
ZOA Dorcas has received funding from its Donor Stichting PHARUS to construct a dyke along River LOL in Akon North Payam, Gogrial West County, Warrap State – South Sudan. The project seeks to protect residents, animals, properties, and crops from floods through improved dyke coverage along the flooding river LOL. ZOA Dorcas would therefore like to use this project grant to achieve this purpose.
ZOA Dorcas South Sudan is therefore looking to engage the services of an experienced company with expertise in Dyke Construction in South Sudan. Please refer to the attached tender dossier and the annextures therein to aid in your submissions.
Kindly indicate on your tender email subject line :Pharus (FOCO) – SSD2317 for Dyke Construction in Akon North, Gogrial West County, Warrap State - South Sudan.
Good luck.
ANNEX 1 - Dyke Specifications - AKON NORTH.pdf (512.6 KB)
Finance_Procurement Annex_Supplier Registration Form ENG.docx (49.8 KB)
ZOA-Dorcas Code of Conduct - Suppliers version - English.pdf (114.8 KB)
ANNEX 4 - ZOA Dorcas General Conditions.pdf (209.6 KB)
Tender Dossier - AKON NORTH DYKE CONSTRUCTION.pdf (1.8 MB)