📋 Tender Overview
The goal is to remove obsolete vehicles from the citys transportation system.The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC), through its Promovilidad program, published the call for international tenders for the contracting of consulting services for the Preparation of the Scrappage Program for the Provincial Municipality of Trujillo, in the department of La Libertad, which will contribute to sustainable urban transport by removing obsolete vehicles from circulation.
The scrappage program is a voluntary mechanism for promoting the removal and renewal of vehicles, in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and local pollutants that negatively affect the population. In addition, it will help reduce accidents on public roads.
The consulting services include, among others, the following components: Prepare the technical file for the Scrappage Program; design business schemes for the implementation of the program; design a communication strategy and provide training to the Provincial Municipality of Trujillo on the management of the Scrappage Program.
In addition, the service must be carried out by a company or consortium of a maximum of three companies with experience in projects and under similar working conditions. The estimated duration of the consultancy is six months.
In the document published on the official website of the National Sustainable Urban Transport Program (https://www.gob.pe/institucion/promovilidad/informes-publicaciones), it is specified that the leading company in the case of consortia must contribute with a minimum of 40% of the points of the evaluation of both the technical experience (reference projects) and the evaluation of the available personnel in the different positions.
The request for the prequalification documents and the corresponding queries regarding the content of the invitation must be addressed to Eng. Alejandro Meleg Cabrera (Tender Agent) (alemeleg@gmail.com) with a copy to Roberto Eduardo Rodriguez Gonzalez, rrodriguezg-prov@mtc.gob.pe.
The technical assistance services of the call are financed by the German Financial Cooperation, through the KfW Development Bank, within the framework of the project Sustainable Urban Transport in Selected Cities of Peru, whose funds come from the government of the Federal Republic of Germany.
