PRESIDENT'S OFFICE LABOR, ECONOMIC AFFAIRS AND INVESTMENT. ZANZIBAR PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP DEPARTMENT
Public – Private Partnership is a mechanism for government to procure and implement public infrastructure and/or services using the resources and expertise of the private sector.
PPP Procurement provides an overview of the procurement process and presents the key features and principles of PPP procurement;
Transparency
Faireness
Value for Money
Competition
Conducting a smooth procurement process and avoid interruptions and re-scheduling;
Delivering a contract that will demonstrate Value for Money (VfM) and will benefit both parties;
Securing a prompt, rapid, and effective approval for signature;
Handling the selection process in an effective manner, ensuring transparency;
Ensuring that, at the time the PPP contract is executed, the government will have a high degree of certainty that the winning bidder will secure the required financing and deliver the required outcomes according to schedule; and
To effectively utilize competition to deliver the optimal Value for Money outcome for the government.
The purpose of issuing the RFQ is to enable the Implementing Authority to qualify interested Applicants who wish to be involved in the PPP, by assessing whether the interested Applicants fulfil the Implementing Authority’s requirements.
RFP or Request for Proposals means this request for proposal along with its Appendices and Addenda, if issued.
Applicable Law means the laws and any other legal instruments having the force of law in Zanzibar and includes, but not limited to, any applicable statute, regulation by-law, rules, circular, any licence, consent, permit, authorisation or other approval issued by any Public Authority which has appropriate jurisdiction.