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19CG5026R0010 - Front Perimeter Wall Repair

State, Department of → Usembassy KinshasaSolicitationSolicitation 19CG5026R0010

Response deadline

Mon, Aug 3, 2026, 7:00 AM EDT

Product Service Code

PSC 5620
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Opportunity details

NAICS
238190
Notice type
Solicitation
Original posted
July 20, 2026
Last updated
October 18, 2026
Notice ID
03931ff53134427d91fa2f47c3946e3d

Summary

Overview of the project: The U.S. Embassy has a project requirement to repair a section of the 103 Roi Baudouin residence Compound front perimeter wall that collapsed due to a big tree roof and a heavy rain. In addition to the collapsed portion, several addition feet will need to be rebuilt due to be unstable after the collapse. The wall is estimated to be 22m long, with the exact length needed to be repaired to be revealed during the walkthrough stage of the project solicitation. The contractor will also make sure to replace the damaged electrical wire as well as lights, to replace the concertina wire, backfill the entrance parking and then replace the pavers. The selected contractor will supply all labor, materials and equipment required to successfully complete this project. All material will be inspected and approved by the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) before installation can start. The project must be completed in 60 days, and the offer must be submitted in English. SEE ATTACHED DOCUMENT FOR FULL SOLICITATION AND SCOPE OF WORK

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Overview of the project: The U.S. Embassy has a project requirement to repair a section of the 103 Roi Baudouin residence Compound front perimeter wall that collapsed due to a big tree roof and a heavy rain. In addition to the collapsed portion, several addition feet will need to be rebuilt due to be unstable after the collapse. The wall is estimated to be 22m long, with the exact length needed to be repaired to be revealed during the walkthrough stage of the project solicitation. The contractor will also make sure to replace the damaged electrical wire as well as lights, to replace the concertina wire, backfill the entrance parking and then replace the pavers. The selected contractor will supply all labor, materials and equipment required to successfully complete this project. All material will be inspected and approved by the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) before installation can start. The project must be completed in 60 days, and the offer must be submitted in English. SEE ATTACHED DOCUMENT FOR FULL SOLICITATION AND SCOPE OF WORK

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