تأهيل ساحة الشهداء في البلدة القديمة في بيت جالا
اسم المشروع : تأهيل ساحة الشهداء في البلدة القديمة في بيت جالا بالتعاون مع بلدية بيت جالا
وصف الأعمال:
- يجب على المقاول تنفيذ جميع أعمال مشروع تأهيل ساحة الشهداء في البلدة القديمة في بيت جالا بالتعاون مع بلدية بيت جالا بحسب البنود الواردة في جدول الكميات، وبالرجوع إلى المخططات المعمارية، والإنشائية، والميكانيكية والكهربائية. سيعمل المقاول بتنفيذ المشروع بحسب الجودة المعايير المطلوبة بالتنسيق المباشر مع طاقم إشراف المشروع المؤلف من بلدية بيت جالا، والمكتب المصمم، وطاقم فريق برنامج حياة المشترك.
- يجب على المقاول إتمام جميع أعمال تنفيذ المشروع خلال 60 يوم تقويمي من تاريخ أمر المباشرة بالعمل.
- يجب على المقاول تسليم تقارير سير العمل الدورة للطاقم المشرف.
- يجب على المقاول تسليم مخططات محدثة بعد زيارة الموقع وقبل المباشرة بأعمال التنفيذ, وتسليم مخططات لما تنفيذه على أرض الواقع بعد موافقة لجنة استلام المشروع على جودة المشروع المسلم.
- يجب على المقاول الرجوع إلى وثائق العطاء للاطلاع على كافة الأعمال المطلوبة ضمن هذا المشروع.
The SoW has been translated in Arabic, in case of any ambiguity between the English and Arabic version, the English version will prevail.
Project Title: Rehabilitation of Rehabilitation of Martyrs Square in Beit Jala in cooperation with Beit Jala Municipality
Introduction:
The “HAYA” Programme “Eliminating Violence Against Women in the West Bank and Gaza Strip” is brings together the Palestinian Authority (PA), UN agencies, civil society organizations, community- based organizations, and other partners to reduce the vulnerability of women and girls to all forms of violence and from the threat of such violence. The HAYA JP is funded by the Government of Canada and implemented by a consortium of UN agencies consisting of the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women), the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat), and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). The Ministry of Women’s Affairs and the Ministry of Social Development are key government partners of the HAYA JP, along with other ministries including the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Heath, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Local Government, and various civil society organizations. UN-Habitat’s overall objective with the HAYA Joint Programme is to build just and secure communities for women and girls in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. This will be achieved through progress against three main outcomes focusing on: (1) Decreased harmful practices and attitudes that perpetuate and validate violence against women and girls within targeted households and communities; (2) Increased access by women and girls of gender- responsive EVAW services (economic, medical, psychosocial, security, shelter) free of discrimination[1] ; (3) Strengthened institutional capacity to develop and implement legal and policy frameworks that promote and protect women’s and girls’ rights with regards to VAW. Under outcome (1), there is a special focus on building an enabling policy environment to combat violence against women and increase the knowledge and capacity to undertake comprehensive local interventions for prevention and response on EVAW by local authorities and municipalities.
Background:
“Public spaces are a key element of individual and social well-being, the places of a community’s collective life, expressions of the diversity of their common, natural and cultural richness, and a foundation of their identity”. Charter of Public Space, Rome, 2013
The United Nations Human Settlements Program, UN-Habitat, is mandated by the UN General Assembly to promote socially and environmentally sustainable towns and cities with the goal of providing adequate shelter for all. UN-Habitat has the mandate to work with public space, to promote local governments “to use public space for inclusion, economic improvement, culture, and environmental resilience in cities”, to “facilitate and implement exchange, cooperation and research between partners working in this field”, “to develop a policy approach on the role that public spaces play in meeting the challenges of our rapidly urbanizing world, to disseminate that policy and its results widely and to develop a plan for ensuring its application internationally”. Governing Council Resolution 23/4, April 2011. A key milestone was the adoption of the SDG 11.7 which states: that by 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive, and accessible, green and public spaces, particularly for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities. The indicator for the target is requesting local and national governments to collect the meta-data for the “Average share of the built-up area of cities that is open space for public use for all, by sex, age and persons with disabilities”.
Over the past few years there has been growing attention to creating safe, inclusive, and accessible public spaces, especially for women and girls. The adoption of SDG 11.7 and the elaboration of the New Urban Agenda provide significant recognition of the importance of public space to sustainable development and whilst it is a critical first step, on its own it will have little impact without an appropriate follow up mechanism. Therefore, there is a need for supporting local and national governments in developing legislation, policy, norms and practices, which support governments in adopting a holistic and integrated approach to the planning, design development, creation, protection and management of public spaces which are safe, inclusive and accessible for women and girls. Despite the importance of public space, especially for women and girls, it has seldom been given the attention it deserves and, more importantly, in policy and action especially at the local level.
The Main Objective of the Assignment:
The UN-Habitat Palestine office and the Ministry of Local Government under the HAYA Joint Programme in cooperation with Beit Jala municipality are planning to build on the findings of the conducted city-wide and site-specific public space assessments and to work with eligible, registered contractors to implement the developed safe and inclusive public space design to rehabilitate the Martyrs Square in Beit Jala.
Contractor’s Responsibilities and Scope of Work:
The contractor is required to implement the assignment of the Rehabilitation of Martyrs Square in Beit Jala to be more women and users friendly as per the items detailed in the provided BoQs and according to the architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical shop drawings and details. The contractor will liaise with Beit Jala municipality, the design firm and HAYA JP team as they will be supervising the implementation and assuring that all the deliverables are produced to the standard of performance.
The contractor is required to perform the assignment within a timeframe of 60 calendar days.
The contractor is required to submit up to date shop drawings and safety plan at the begging of the assignment, and to submit as built drawings after the final submission of works is approved by the supervision team.
For further tasks and specification required under this scope of work please review all the items highlighted in the Tender conditions document.
Duration of the Assignment:
The contractor is to finish the implementation works and to submit the project as per the identified specifications within 60 calendar days from the date of receiving the “start work order”.
[1] It also intersects with many human right conventions such as: CRC Convention on the Rights of the Child, CEDAW Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, CRPD Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Please find attached the subject Request for quotation (RFQ) and related Annexures:
Annex A: Evaluation Criteria
Annex B: SOW
Annex C: Special Specifications
Annex D: Drawings
Annex E: BoQ
Annex F: United Nations General Conditions of Contract (UNGCC))
Annex G: UN Model of Contract
Annex H: RFx
Site visit and pre-bid meeting:
An optional site visit will be held as per below details:
Date and Time: Monday, 12 September 2022, at 12:00 pm Palestine Time
Site Visit Location: Beit Jala
Assembly Point: Beit Jala Municipality Building
Exact Location: Martyrs’ Yard, Beit Jala
Interested bidders to request by return email latest by Sunday, 11 September 2 PM (Palestine Time).
An Optional virtual pre-bid meeting will be held as below details:
Date & time: Tuesday, 13 September 2022 at 13:00 Palestine Time
Interested bidders to request by return email latest by Monday, 12 September 2 PM (Palestine Time).
Clarifications:
For clarifications regarding this RFQ, you are requested to contact the procurement team, exclusively in writing, via e-mail: fatima.abualyaman@un.org no later than Thursday 15th September 2022 at 03:00 pm (Palestine Local Time).
No communication, written or verbal, is allowed in connection with this RFQ with any UN staff members other than Procurement team.
IMPORTANT***
All bids must be submitted via email to [email protected] no later than 22 September 2022 at 02:00 PM (Nairobi Time ).
Please do not even copy (cc) any other email address, otherwise your bid may be disqualified.
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HAB_RFQ 3200028746 _Amendment 1_19 Sep. 2022 (1).pdf
