Sa'ada – SABA:
The Tenders Committee in Sa'ada Governorate, chaired by Governor Mohammed Jaber Awad, discussed bids for several service and development projects in the governorate during its meeting today.
In the presence of the Deputy Governor for Works Affairs, Engineer Ibrahim Al-Namari, the committee reviewed a project for the purchase and supply of computers and equipment to install an automated system at the Maternity and Childhood Hospital. The meeting examined the project's cost coverage from its allocated budget and the report of the Bid Analysis and Evaluation Committee for the limited tender submissions.
The committee also reviewed a request to announce a tender for the rehabilitation project of the College of Agriculture in the governorate, approved under the 1446 AH plan.
Additionally, the meeting addressed:
- A memorandum from the Health and Environment Office and Talh Hospital regarding the need to purchase a multi-purpose small service and transport vehicle, along with the evaluation report for bids submitted.
- A request to procure and supply an immunity testing device.
- A memorandum from the Executive Unit for Road Construction and Public Space Maintenance concerning the approval of a project to pave internal streets in Sa'ada city.
- A request to complete the second phase of the Cultural Center hall.
The committee also discussed:
- A memorandum from the Works Sector and Technical Unit on completing the paving and expansion of the road in Azlat Jadaa' (Wuld Amer) in Ghamr District.
- Completing the construction and paving of the road in Azlat Hanbah in Qatabir District, both approved under the governorate’s 1446 AH plan based on submitted quantity schedules and estimated costs.
Governor Awad emphasized the local authority’s commitment to finalizing tenders for service and development projects to improve services and alleviate citizens' hardships. He stressed the importance of concerted efforts to implement projects that serve local development, prioritizing those approved under this year’s governorate plan.
The committee made appropriate decisions on the discussed topics and referred them to specialized committees for further study.
